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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
6
An ad touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the stomach and bowels, remove undigested food and toxins, and leave the liver working smoothly. It claims a 10 cent box will keep the stomach, liver, and bowels regular, with a child friendly, non gripe formula.
A trial transcript recounts the stabbing during a tense evening scene involving Mrs Slonski and Mrs Halk. Witnesses describe the confrontation as neighbors and family members testify about threats and the moments before a gun was allegedly fired. The defense emphasizes self defense amid accusations of murder.
An unclear Bozeman item proposes a statewide approach to municipal indebtedness. A city council initiative invites Montana mayors to meet in December to draft a law to be presented to the next legislature, aiming to secure changes in state law.
De Clark of Lewistown heads the Department of Industry and will discuss beef production in the West at next week’s Northwest Livestock show. His papers titled Transvamant 40 Horses fa will be read at the meeting. A skating event from Traneford to Mainz and Park begins at 10, 26, and 60 minutes after the hour.
A garbled report describes a health office inquiry into meat and milk standards. Officials question tampered samples, a suspect blaming others, and a hospital transfer amid confusion about signs of illness and alleged misconduct.
Ladies of the Coleg club host a social at Mrs Greenveld residence to raise funds for the art department. Mlle Swift will present an instructional talk on Japanese Art Prints, with musical numbers and light refreshments in traditional dress. Proceeds aid the school art room with new pictures and items. city leaders urged to attend.
Dec 6 report from Speein notes the terminal station of Camp Creek road, a branch of the Northern De ck, extending on Carmpicreek from Manhattan, has been surveyed and run out for 1 model city by Bred 7 Willson, an overseer of the city, with surveys completed.
A garbled Tacoma Bee report describes a rescue at Fox Island involving Captain Armin J. Bachelor and a party from Mianinette. The tangled text mentions George Lanwrenes and a mishap with a kite adrift, with unclear sequence of events and names.
Reconstruction of a century old notes describes a tea hosted by the Young Women’s Association with local residents presiding. The scene centers on a gathering at a residence where community figures led activities and a ceremony drew in attendees from nearby areas.
The Salvation Army plans Christmas meals and gifts for children including nine pairs of new shoes donated to needy youngsters. Officials note broad public response expected as communities rally to support the effort, while various schools report efforts to aid families and distribute holiday necessities.
Awards and contracts for construction on the Dodson Canal are announced with details of firms, schedules, and expected completion. The work involves multiple divisions, with projected completion and funding notes. Authorities indicate the project will proceed under government oversight and may be adjourned to later dates.
The New York Press reports a major Livingstone centenary push with international ceremonies. Britain’s London ministry and African exploration circles prepare events in London and Livingston with U.S. participation to honor David Livingstone on the forthcoming birthday anniversary.
Charles Page Hey Wh, former American ambassador to Japan, was seriously injured in Tokyo when his carriage overturned at a grim night crossroad. He remains under treatment with steady recovery assured. inquiries continue into the incident.
Chicago Dec 6 A Indiana reverend serving at a federal church council meeting says he would be ready for inauguration as vice president on March 4 regardless of weather or any proposed date change. He previously supported the regular date two years ago and is pledged to keep readiness.
A parsing of readable text notes a fire at a gambling house in Portland with residents displaced. Details are fragmented and the article appears garbled, but the core event is a blaze affecting a local gambling operation and nearby structures. No clear victims or dates are readable.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Anac Inl 3 8 Gans, a college administrator role list, and names such as Malser and Thaion Brabsank. The text references governance and office assignments within a college, noting a business manager and an assistant position, with several names for offices.
Amatruhs Dowel and Rozemat presented The Professors Malady at Bozeman opera house by the Montana State College Dramatic Club. The cast performed well and the student audience praised the production and acting quality.
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