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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
19
A Wayl Kunedy Corporation announces a product named Huralont designed to aid various eye diseases and inflammations. The claim highlights broad healing promises and targets ocular conditions, though no clinical details are provided. The notice emphasizes potential availability and uses tentative language about efficacy.
Fragmented OCR text reports a reshuffle in railway administration with new roles at the Northern Pact firms and cargo routes. It notes resignations, new general managers, and shifting duties over rivers and stations, highlighting freight volumes and the Oregon line's high traffic.
Burley, general messenger, and Heke agent for the Oregon Short Line returned from St. Louis where he met representatives about religious tolerance. The discussion touched on payments, neutrality, and the role of foreign missionaries in the field. Officials pledged to extend neutral measures and avoid discrimination while considering rent and support for missions and foreign military personnel.
A garbled church talk from a Chicago Chronicle page shows ministers and congregants in mock dispute over faith. The dialogue suggests a preacher’s outburst, with scattered names and phrases about Unconverted meetings and religious frictions linked to a past sermon.
A crowded charity meeting at the Associated Charities discussed distribution, open housing of the poor, and a ticket system. The November report noted groceries and clothing donations, coal for families, and Thanksgiving meals. A Christmas ball plan was mentioned, with continued support for the city’s needy children and work by Mrs. Clark and others.
A sprawling, OCR rich item recaps social events, reunions, and club meetings. Mrs. Charles R. Leonard returns from Ohio to visit relatives. invitations and guests are listed, with emphasis on missionary society activities, church gatherings, and embroidery club plans.
A flurry of civil matters seen in the district court includes a $10,000 suit over rents and profits, a $22,000 claim with a $1,000 verdict favoring the Thornton-Thunas company, and trusteeship disputes. Separate actions involve a divorce case, embezzlement allegations at a German bank, and a motion concerning a conservatorship for an estate.
Local notices announce a branch market of trade at Laxton market on Sou Madn street. The Washington nine bar sale will be listed with prices and promotions to run after today.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various meats and preparations such as smoked ham, pickled pork, spare ribs, lard, shoulder roast, and mutton. It resembles a late period market or butcher shop notice with scattered terms and odd spellings, including references to lamb, hog cuts, and a stray numeric code. The text is inconsistent and hard to parse into a coherent item or event.
Local market listing notes Ornstein Brothers operating at 13 West Park Street with props inventory and Phono number 379 for customer inquiries and ordering assistance.
Fragmented OCR describes the Chief furnisher board and printing briefs for military supplies. Mentions printing for sanitary sites journals sessions and bids. References to the Secretary of War and state furnishing board, with notes on supplies and bidding processes. The text is garbled but centers on wartime procurement and printing tasks.
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