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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1903
Page
11
Anaconda poor farm commissioners met in session to review the year’s work. Leary oversees current operations and is praised for orderly management while plans for inspections and bids for care and medical assistance for indigent residents proceed.
Amusements notice recalls Alexander Brothers minstrel show at Blyela Ayn R to be proving a grey theatre card 414. Large crowd last night praised the plantation troupe as best testimonial to excellence. Critics hail a performance that may topple rivals. The Plantation Minstrels perform at the Margaret Theater Tuesday December.
A new feature by Mrs. Osborn of New York joins the Delineator as a permanent fashion design column. The magazine promises up-to-date styles, illustrated patterns, and designer notes alongside stories by Tavis Loudon and pieces on opera, a Fountain of Youth story paper, and practical home reading, with serious articles on The Joy of Life and other literary topics.
The text appears garbled and partial with incomplete phrases about times, places, and prices. It does not provide a clear news item, event, or identifiable people or organizations to establish a coherent report.
An article describes the arithometer a German counting machine in a wooden box used for rapid calculations including addition subtraction multiplication and division. It notes its precision speed and the potential to replace mental math while warning that fractions are not handled. It mentions the device in the possession of a company and its demonstrations and includes scattered local society items and notices.
Thomnas F. Rilexy, employed at le new works, struck Frank Lawler with a weapon during a trolley wire repair yesterday. Lawler was knocked unconscious, treated at hospital, and later sent home after doctors found no serious injuries.
A confused report describes a fatal blunt-force incident near Oklahoma City where Oscar Seita and his brother-in-law Lethbridge allegedly killed a man with a stave and wounded another. The text references a divorce and local figures, including Ler Fisher, amid a tangle of names and details.
Lexington Kentucky poet and elocutionist Miss Rose Hennessy describes curing uterine inflammation and ovaritis with Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after a severe illness following a cold during her menstrual period. She notes rapid improvement and recommends it to friends.
Fragmentary Catholic observances describe reverent rites for Lent and Ascent periods. The text notes abstinence practices and religious processions, alongside mentions of Advent and Holy Day services. It references American patterns of attendance and contrasts with continental practices, plus commentary on religious dissent and church authority.
Washington reports the secretary of the treasury outlining requested appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1905. The proposal totals about 124 million dollars with increases across departments and new items highlighted in the public works, pensions, salaries, and miscellaneous functions.
Disjointed notes report Park County officials debating wildlife control as wolves reportedly kill bears. Officials note limited coyote activity and discuss bounties, with county records showing fines and payments tied to fur dealers. A resident claims recent bounty use has reduced losses, while others voice concern over efficiency and wildlife balance.
A garbled report from Havre claims City Marshal White contradicted earlier Shelby County records about Frank Mallard and Arette McDonald vanishing after a confrontation with officers. Officials deny involvement and insist there is no clear link to the marshal’s Mayra duties, leaving the truth uncertain.
An experienced physician misdiagnoses dandruff and hair loss therapies and warns that Herpicide is the only effective remedy. The text cites ineffective so called restoratives and urges readers to obtain Herpicide samples, naming agents and addresses.
W. 5 Baty of Trug Texas writes that after five years of paralysis his wife improved using a product named Anow Tante mein. He claims it cured her and also treats sores frost bites and eruptions. The note is attributed to H W Newbro Drug Company.
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