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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary ad style text shows Karo Syrup pricing and assorted grocery items with distorted spellings. Mentions 10 pound tins, 5 pound tins, flour and currants, prime ribs of beef and special pricing. Overall unreadable but suggests a local sale or ad page listing various products and prices.
A drowsy witness, Achilles Jos Jedd, slept through court, prompting Judge Danlan to issue a forfeiture of his fees and excuse him from further attendance. The deputy sheriff ushered a nodding Jedd into the chamber, while the judge urged him to return to bed and quit the habit. The proceeding was postponed amid the yawning interruptions and unclear testimony.
An ex convict Harris accuses Warden Conley of misconduct. The report describes a tense incident involving a trek past Neer Lodge, a pursuit by authorities, and a court sentence handed to John Dawvan after capture. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
The text asks who was governor and president during Cleveland's terms. It seeks party balance in Congress the first two years and last two years, mentions taxes or salaries for Democrats and Republicans, asks when he started the Anaconda mine, and dates for a mine and a Salvation Army event in Butte. The fragment references 19th century U.S. politics and local meetups.
The Ladies Sunera ative Bers, auxiliary of the Applent Order of Tiburnians, elects officers for the new term. President Mamie Fenukan. vice president Margaret Cunne ropuee. secretary-treasurer Fidget Murphy. treasurer Lizzie Burke. sentinel Kate Helmes. sergeant-at-army Veliget Shea. trustees Thelein Downing Nellie McCarthy. associates Mary Meahy. executive committee A Thurke Mary Cosgrove Annie Shea Wannah Harrington Tate Nears.
A morning incident reports a patrolman sleeping at a corner in Howth Butte. A citizen notified the night desk sergeant and the lieutenant of police investigated. Lieutenant Yorath reported the patrolman, Jerry O'Brien, asleep and awake during the scene. Bylen ordered him to report for the meal and he faces native commission.
For your automobile needs the Clothery at 31 North Main street offers coats gloves and caps for men plus motor robes mackinaw coats and accessories to keep comfort on the road. Customer ready items include motor lunch tas ers and angars coats.
A malfunctioning electric sign dropped near 17 South Malnehrest, injuring Jorihoy of 48 West Mercury Street. He received scalp bruises and was treated at the emergency hospital.
A scrambled OCR item hints at a volatile store market with notes on price drops and delayed timing. References to various entities and dates are garbled, but the piece signals widespread concern over stock activity and uncertain outlook amid lingering effects.
Ray Argall, aged eleven, died yesterday in San Diego California from a dread disease. He was survived by his parents and siblings, with relatives in Bullte and Bulte and a cousin in New York.
Police chief Murphy pursued a fleeing suspect amid a tense night as officers and residents reported disturbances. Harris appeared distressed as a writ was served, and a county case of obstructing an officer was filed this morning. Jury members and officers prepared for semiannual duties on Thursday.
A chaotic courtroom scene unfolds as a judge presides over a case where an interpreter allegedly altered testimony. Charges include deceit and vagrancy, with multiple defendants facing fines and terms. The proceedings reveal tense exchanges and scattered witness statements amid confusion.
In Pricetown a bandit failed to fatalize a man named Smith as a pistol shot left him with a bullet wound. The attacker fled but was pursued by police after Smith struggled to defend his home. The emergency hospital reported the victim in stable condition with injuries to the skull.
Officials describe a program in which ministers act as policemen to monitor youths. The effort aims to prevent exploitation while safeguarding minors, with emphasis on enforcing youth laws and court actions against alleged abusers. Local authorities commission the initiative through city leadership.
Special disputes span federal and state courts as verdicts punish whiskey felonies and bootlegging with fines and terms. The Montana Supreme Court updates licensing exam passers and a fog bound train collision injures two, including a 12 year old.
The state engineer urges central supervision of public highways, citing benefits from experience in other states and calling for enactment of similar laws. He advocates coordinating with the United States Geological Survey and stresses improved efficiency and administration.
Tuileon Wisconsin December 11 bodies of a man and wife found in the Crow River near Lakeland after a late Sunday night outing. The woman’s body clung to her husband as river currents carried them downstream. Hair frozen to her lips indicated they did not drift far before discovery by searchers. Helena December 10 trial in the Wairlee court returned a verdict of acquittal for Henry Sinaia on a charge of willing Alonzo Tring.
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