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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
13
New York markets show mixed early action with declines in several issues and a weaker money market. Trading centers on price movement in rail and industrials as investors weigh futures, with some safeties like American Locomotive and United States Steel showing varied responses amid cautious sentiment.
A mangled narrative describes hotel guests and clerks noting pilferage and liberties by so called professor figures, with tales of unpaid guests, missing stationery, and furtive newspaper reading rooms, reflecting concerns over security and etiquette in urban lodgings.
Classified column wants and ads show a mix of job, position, and sale notices. Entries mention loggers lawyers bookkeepers and sewing work, with names and locations such as Helena Clinton Missoula Butte and Wyoming. The era’s ad style emphasizes wages, experience, and references, reflecting a busy classified page.
Multiple listings advertise furnished rooms and suites for rent across Locust Street Anaheim Street Butte and Anaconda with en suite options, hot and cold water, single occupancy and housekeeping arrangements. Also mentions renovated properties in Holmes Block and Broadway districts with prices and contact hints, plus a reflective note on gambling and investment.
Fragmentary text mentions forgetfulness and leaving a place wet as sailors weigh anchor. The garbled lines hint at a nautical scene or proverb, but readable facts are limited and no clear persons or organizations are named. Further readable context is needed to identify a specific event or quote.
Advertisements announce multiple rental options including a storeroom on K Granite corner of Alles near Hennesey Market and Broadway. Listings include a Front Flat, offices, and several 2 room flats with utilities or modern features described. inquiries directed to the Standard.
Fragmented text shows real estate and rental notes: ALL SINS CANE FOR RENT suggests a rental item priced at 3 per month with names like William Dower and Standard omer. Also a FOR SALE PRIVATE BOARDING listing noted as in Missoula with standard office facilities and location hints.
Divorces obtained information wanted from a loose note. The message mentions John Buckingham leaving Decatur county Iowa in the summer of Noe. It says to address Oscar Heck at Piney Wyoming and references Butte, Montana. Public notice style.
Ambiguous OCR notice from Rutledge Maine mentions palm reader Mazie in relation to streetcars and meetings. Unknown date or clear event. readable names include Mazie and Palmist.
Multiple old loan offers appear for Butte locations. Firms advertise money to loan with security, on furniture, chattels, or various collateral. Names include Davenport successors, Broadways and other local lenders.
Anaconda Pacific Railway time table from November 2 1902 shows eastbound arrivals at Anaconda and connections to Northern Pacific and local BAL routes. It lists trains to Butte with arrival times and notes on connections, local stops, and ticket offices at No 1 North Main Street Anaconda.
Oechsli at 42 West Broadway advertises highest cash prices for second-hand household goods. Highlights include ranges and furniture with constant bargain day. Contact details and nearby town references appear among the clipped lines.
A fragment shows multiple assayers and offices in Butte Montana including McClure Pros, George H. Lee, Patrick & Lewis, Joan Ro, Peggy, and others. Also notes the Anaconda Loan Office relocation to 28 Main and a hay horse found near Tivol Brewery with owner to claim.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions stoves ranges and a building address. Includes vague prices and contact note with phone abbreviation. No clear date or full entities to identify.
A garbled OCR note mentions moving valuables quickly and cheaply using a new van service by a transfer company on Broadway. References unclear names and locations, including Reed household items and cleaning or perishable terms, indicating a local moving or cleaning ad fragment.
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