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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1907
Page
8
A prominent Missoula business man, famed member of the Rod and Gun Club, recounts a legendary fishing excursion. After a patient wait and a daring cast, he lands a famed king of the season only for a royal fish to vanish, sparking a tale of pursuit, a dramatic rescue, and a humorous reflection on sport and pride.
A Montreal Star vignette recalls a Bible lesson where children were asked what sin Adam committed. A bright student answers Adam ate forbidden fruit and, when asked who tempted him, cites the serpent. The final punchline has an eight year old claiming Adam was punished by marrying Eve, prompting silence and a shared grin.
The passage honors the reporter as the reader of human hearts and tragedy who warns, witnesses, and records joy and pain. It praises fearless service, patriotism, devotion, and unseen labor in the crowded human way, noting no hero needs a trumpet to rise in the sky.
Auction style ad notes two adjoining modern cottages on Cottonwood and Firth streets, 10 feet corner lot, 5 rooms each, with gas range, linoleum, electric lights, chandeliers and telephones. Priced at 2500 for one or 4000 for both. Furnished housing and ocean tickets to Europe also offered.
OCR fragment lists multiple four room houses along Gallatin Street and Front Street with additional references to rooms and addresses. Mentions include four room and Brisk style notes and numbers that resemble property listings. The text is fragmentary and lacks cohesive details or dates.
On the Flathead reservation the opening timing is in question while the agency offers to represent Civil War and Spanish War veterans without in person visits. The notice promotes land for sale in Missoula and farms in Western Montana and invites correspondence.
A garbled ad cites Parisian Dyenouse as a French dyeing and cleaning firm with facilities in Galena and Butte. Names include Sylvain Brok formerly of Passalin Dye House at 14 West Broadway, with references to private home paring and throat beautry topics.
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