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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1903
Page
7
Anaconda news recounts a deer slaughter spree across Deer Lodge County and nearby towns. It notes dwindling herds, state court rulings on game laws, public calling for respect of regulations, and fears for the species if hunting limits are eased.
Week ending Saturday includes 14 names and multiple entries across Patriek Bryan O A Bore Ad Ga Thos Brown Peter Carl Gust Carlson Webster Evans M Troerleteok J TE Dudley Richard Early PL J Galagher P 3 Garrett Gmest Genselt Thos Glenleaving Branilus Gendron Nya Golde Glover Alex Gunn Frank Harra Keasliger Sue Garson O Hara Chas Prentles Tankin John Reed Mack Reid Frantic Sharp Philie Echatzmann K Tschepen M Thompson John S Wise Warren Wing Mrs FE Prennan Maile Brown Mrs J Dresslar Mrs WP Bremins M M Ehrlmann Berto Finsiey Mrs Poi Gulchereau Mrs BMcGeever llr Pabst Mag Kat 0 Mra Annie Regan Kate Ieilly Mary Robbing Mable Stanwell Mra 4 Murray Eamma Teal Algar Karlson John 3fn linac Mrs Augusta Anderson RW Gillespie Annie Johnson MM O Sullivan Bernard Ketty Ivan Sorensen Matthew J Peppard BN LAS P M
TheWneprint notes T J Meniy received treatment yesterday for a bruised log after a mishap at the smelter. Charles Vuriatrand of in Bayt Pifin Street sustained a head wound and was dressed. James Haughs of East Park Avenue suffered a heavy timber fall on his foot.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions lane water and vehicles at Locust Street, a burning incident, engraved calling cards, a wedding, and Blanchard's manufacturing department with scattered names and dates. Details are incomplete and several items are garbled.
A chaotic mix of notices from fraternal groups to clothing sales and visits. Mentions Foresters event at a park, discounts on apparel, local residents visiting, rent ads, and upcoming meetings. Includes funeral notice for Mrs Alfred Otsmi and various shop announcements.
The Montini Academy of Sciences schedules a two day session at the high school building with sessions Tuesday through Thursday. Notable speakers include Missoula biology professor Mirod and University of Montana chemist W. Gab, with a boxing match and stage events among planned entertainments for attendees.
Fragmented OCR reports indicate Chicago undertakers used hearses and carriages in funeral processions at cemeteries. The Liverpool association issued a notice about pious workers and the strike. Some workers returned to work while others refused, and unrest signaled possible delays in public services. Employers warned of securing private images of strikers as they plan a weeklong pause before resuming operations.
Williams of Houlder avenue was jailed after a dispute with James Robinson of Helena led to Williams biting a piece from Robinson’s ear. The incident occurred at Robinson’s home in the Eler Root valley, with arrest by Justice Teece following a sworn warrant.
Special correspondence notes a rustic Christmas in Helmvill e Nevada with daylight wakeup calls and neighborly greetings. Families shared simple dinners and old folks enjoyed the day while the weather stayed fine. About 20 couples returned from a visit to Uvanda, joining local celebrations.
A man shot and killed another at the Dewey farm this morning after a theft of his wife. Six shots were fired. the victim, Wied Pink Bradley, had allegedly run away with the man's wife about four weeks ago.
Walter F. Fisher leads an inquiry into Laysan birds, finding terns and albatrosses show little fear of humans. Investigators observe white terns feeding their young with two fish, while guardians alertly shield nests and react with fluttering wings and wheezy calls.
The Yanuis have again caused serious trouble in Mexico. The text notes a perilous situation under a ruler of the nether world and references a fragile republic below the Mio Clande, seeking relief only through uncommon measures.
Fragment discusses Lake States soldiers defeating Apaches after Indian warfare. Notes long history with Mexicans and Yaqui, describes rugged mountains and raids. Suggests a well planned campaign could wipe them out or subdue them.
A Macmillan's Magazine piece recounts working class women who juggle nurse, cook, laundress, and housekeeper roles for large families. It highlights the stress on mothers, the limits of relief from husbands, and the resilience of these women as they balance sickness, debt, and care while dreaming of a warmer home life and educated daughters.
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