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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1903
Page
13
A glass jar of fine Eastern dried apricots offered as a special bargain. Includes a 2-pound fruit mix with selections like raspberry and strawberry flavors. Includes unclear branding and pricing details due to damaged OCR.
The readable text describes various meat items and quantities in a department store or market context. It mentions beef, steaks, brisket, chickens, and related goods with scattered numbers and vague descriptors. The fragment remains garbled and partially unreadable.
The Walkerotte city council debates dog mesh fees as eight arrests for non payment are reported by City Marshal Nuts. Warrants issued for more offenders while several detainees are in custody. The council approves improvements to the town hall and safety measures, with a burden on dog license enforcement and a six month term for new appointees.
Prominent Kansan Enwart Nise association leader and aides reflect on past hardships of farm families in Kansas. They cite mortgage worries, farmhouses rebuilt, barns damaged, and wealth concentration, noting subscriptions and fundraising efforts shifting to Topeka and Chicago for continued support and broader outreach.
A lively reminiscence gathering recalls a veteran speaker who spoke in the third person, recounting his service and the theft and shooting at a station. Attendees include locals from Tecoma to Yorktown with General McClellan and General Hikers forces referenced, and points on courage, honesty, and memory marked by a young Christina tre and others in a community event.
A brief legal notice states no change of attorneys for a party, confirming ongoing representation and directing recipients to continue correspondence with current counsel. The fragment references a matter involving findings or disclosures and preservation of existing legal contacts.
In Butte the Social Set gathered for a meeting of the Wormers club with Mrs. Noyes showcasing a collection of Alaskan furs and garments. Mrs. Arthur Ayers spoke on China trade, and discussions covered Manchuria, Japan, and Chinese exports. Mrs. Th AL Konkel to host next Monday with several attendees listed.
A description of an oxygen extraction method used to enrich water with oxygen. The process involves a chemical reaction and heating to separate oxygen from atmospheric air, with oxygen then stored in gasometers and injected into water under pressure. The text notes a claimed simplicity and purity, asserting only oxygen is produced.
Treasury balance summary from Whehtingcon for December notes available cash at 27.1 billion and government balance at 90,657.
Funeral services were held for Clayton Clark at his late home in Me. Survived by his widow, mother, and several siblings including Charlen and Ar Ueur. The obituary notes he moved from Wisconsin to Montana, resided in Jackson, and left behind a large extended family.
A fragmented report covers a racing meeting highlighting winners across multiple races including Harton and Rosario, with results and times for several events. The narrative mentions prominent horses such as Ghouldine and Dondle, plus a note on Keene stable homes and observed price movements.
Futurity course entries listed with weights and odds for four races. Horses named include Wippomas Hiahon Theodora Ing pitacopher Lurene Maule Sherwood Kecandrive and others. Entries show weights from 0 to 113 and odds figures alongside numerous horse names and jockeys.
The readable OCR fragment lists many names and places including Capelgate Angers Arale Zayur and Horner Vt with scattered dates and scores. It mentions an event schedule and a fortnights tournament context with references to Tommy Beorpia Van Ness MSE Evan Ho and others, plus a note about reindeer at derision.
A damaged report describes a maritime attack near Rotel Tolase Island involving the crew of the American ship Mendiin Sewall. Details include a typhoon, muna, and a Japanese vessel, with three missing crew members later recovered by natives and a governmental inquiry ordered by Tokyo.
The fragment suggests a divorce case centered on Mrs. Clark, alleging residency in Ontario for five years before April and a mandatory one year separation, with Attorney Denny involved. It mentions Sudie Uae ney and Stephaniahr, hinting at a neural confusion in names and dates, and notes Mrs. Clark claims Montana residency for ten years. The court reportedly dismissed the suit for lack of clear basis.
A person identified as Bection Latinzer was taken into custody on Saturday and arraigned before a board that pronounced him unfit for release. He was transported to Warm Springs for further evaluation.
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