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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
2
A weathered New York market summary notes minor shifts in futures and curb prices. Traders watched government bonds and warrants edge slightly, with metals and energy sectors showing mixed signals as the week opened.
An OCR noisy slice lists places and names such as California Northern, Gustavs, Tul frvve, St Lavi, and Heider as scattered references. It references pirates, shoes, and beauty notes, with unclear actions or outcomes and no coherent narrative.
In Washington on February 1, Leionl achieves a notable victory in a battle over funding and policy. The report notes a 424 million figure tied to a major project and cites a consented budget of 1.5585 million alongside rival positions.
Chicago grain pits showed weakness across May contracts as European supply concerns and a heavy late session selloff pressured wheat and corn. May opened lower, fluctuated near steady, then closed weak amid storms and heavy primary receipts, with oats and rye also soft.
Fragmented OCR shows a mid century market brief with items like oats, western wear, and general merchandise. Mentions prices such as 4iNR 40 and 64, plus references to market stalls, vendors, and assorted goods. Entities include marks like 2,000 and Walks, with unclear place or date details.
Moris Abram, a 3 year old boy employed on a line 10 miles south of Livingston, was fatally injured when a runaway horse toppled, pinning him under the saddle. He died this afternoon after being brought to town for medical care. He was the son of Jonni Abrams, a noted herder of the Shields River area.
A near Vortman based company operating in the Little Rockies plans a week of cleanup work. The mill has been streaming full cargo and daily output is around 100 tons with 60 miners employed. Fielena and Tutte are among those interested in the project.
The first meeting of Maaxooulye courtioing of the Montana Minin asaaclition was held with officials Apadal Winpalel and Hon. Apadal Winpalel noted among attendees as the group organized.
The report lists W. A. Glark, W. G. Conrad, Jill the East, and A. Ruswand among convention participants. Discussion covered continuing cantinuec and presenting the mineral janchtssitica Chom ta JeNioud Rooney. Other members debated opportunities at LMT.
Plans for a third dam on the Missouri River near Woipercel are approved. The project, led by the Caphel City Power Company, aims to produce 2,000 horsepower and irrigate about 40,000 acres in the Prickly Pear valley, with construction starting this year.
Special dispatch from Standore Hulena reports Judge Winston of the Third Judicial District upholds a lower court ruling voiding a county tax deed to Rushagatual Linwis. The decision finds the sale invalid for lack of a competitive bid and asserts the county showed no other bidders, rendering the deed void.
Fragmented OCR text discusses language use among diplomats, noting German French English and Italian, with Budborg and Ruslan documents, and a story of translation frustrations. It references the Berlin congress and multilingual archives, describing a policy to handle communications in specific languages and the handling of nonstandard tongues.
A Washington state official, Governor Jolie McGraw, reflects on Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt era history. The interview recalls Roosevelt’s early life, New York delegation, and Grant’s praise of Roosevelt as a rising national figure. A Seattle freighter trip and a few wreckage clues mark the era’s end.
A dense excerpt critiques or explores hypnotic suggestion and memory, mentioning a professor, themes of restraint and fantasy. It references social behavior and the idea of leadership through cognitive influence, with unclear narrative focus and several garbled phrases.
A fragmented report discusses hypnotism and mesmerism, refuting the idea of remote influence and deceptive powers. It notes Shermin o Reed and Browaway in Butte and critiques parsons and hypnotizers, stressing that will and attention can sway minds without mysterious forces.
An aged ad listing loan services from various agencies Spokane to Montana, promoting secured and unsecured financing with easy terms, low rates, and rapid disbursement. It includes references to furniture, real estate, and business loans, plus a sealed bid call for a Montana agricultural machinery project.
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