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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
5
A fragment discusses seeking advice on buying, emphasizing fair dealing and honesty. It urges consistency in judging a deal and states a seller should be fully satisfied with both spring and price before concluding a transaction.
Readers show widespread distrust of skin lotions with many fearing harm from CAMING Ley and other products. The discussion notes the difficulty in finding a safe skin food without adverse effects and hints at a proposed solution.
This product cleanses and softens the skin, relieves chapped areas, and improves complexion. It contains no glycerine or irritants, aiming to be gentle on even the most delicate skin. A trusted facial lotion that users may want to keep on hand.
The Irand Opera House opens a week with matinee Sunday December 27 featuring Hadler and Archer as season favorites plus performers the Waltons Uhl ese impersonators and Georgy Campbell. A rapid mix of imported parlures and novelty acts follows with a New Year matinee planned.
An imperfect OCR recounts a Scandia Hall event with a New Year’s Eve gathering. It mentions Teed efangree, Loren and Braunly figures, and guests from various groups including the Scull navian and brotherhood members, noting a serene party atmosphere and post event speeches from officials.
John Geraghty, a well known Montana pioneer, died at Sisters' hospital after suffering asthma that worsened into a malignant condition. He spent most of his life in prospecting and developing mining claims near Adairtown, owning wealth in several properties. The mourning period begins as friends recall his enduring strength and generous nature. his remains were taken to a local undertaking for burial under the care of the Trae firm.
An orderly majority celebration occurred at the Helivet Emanet gathering with many revelers attending. The hall was decorated in orange, green, and white with ample seating as guests enjoyed the evening. Organizers included Patria Meates, Tam ay Buygnan, Pat McKleenan, WIM bun Oren, and PML Marhy, aided by a long list of committee members and a host of volunteers from various posts.
In Lin West Park Street a gathering marked the old year and the new 1994 with youths present. McPherson, mission superintendent, conducted a brief address and warned away reckless participants before the year 1994 began.
A fragmentary racing note lists multiple races and outcomes with racers such as Pine, Ave, and Langwe. It mentions horses like Tony Cle, Governor L Ory, and Admiral names, detailing various furlongs, times, and placements amid a dense, garbled report from a racing page.
Weights and entries listed for today’s races showing numerous horses such as Firat mee and VIP ton with various weights, trainers, and placements across multiple heats. The garbled list references horses, jockeys, and track details across several race events with uncertain clarity.
Fragmented OCR notes describe weather conditions in Avon Wisconsin and an assortment of names and details from early 1904. Mentions Felix Gard age 107, races or purses, streets near Arla and Porphyry, and a scene with wagons and cattle activity. Context suggests a local early 1900s community update and miscellaneous notes.
Incoherent OCR text describes a converter incident with injuries to Michael Findaie and mentions a gattient at Pho Ste ters. The report references a Pontavion lengthening injury to the left side, a conv en ven, and damaged Whine. Early hour details, bone breaks, and recovery are noted amid unclear names and places.
A fire broke out in a lodging house on Mes Watson Avenue around 7 6 yesterday morning. Firefighters arrived promptly and confined the blaze to the second floor, causing damage to bedding and personal property estimated at about 24. No injuries were reported and no preventable causes were identified in the initial inspection.
A fall of rock at the Never Sweat mine trapped a worker, severely injuring him and leading to his evacuation by ambulance to Jamestown. Initial reports describe the incident as potentially fatal as rescue efforts continued and the exact cause and extent of injuries remained under investigation.
Fragmented and garbled OCR recalls diplomatic notes between the United States and Colombia. It mentions General Heres and the Galundkin government, a potential Hostess clash, and a reply dated May 12 alongside references to diplomatic démarches and tranquil treatment by Colombian officials. The passage shows uncertain names and broken sentences about tensions and protests.
Joe Engle died suddenly this evening after a fall at a lodging house near Filaton Way. Eyewitnesses report he was dining when he fractured his ankle and collapsed. Authorities investigated but offered few details as mourners recalled his years at center blues.
Valle African Methodist Episcopal church members jubilant as mortgage on their building is lifted. The community plans a fresh start in the new year with renewed aid for Worship and church activities, signaling a fresh financial stance and continued service.
A disastrous fire at a theater trapped performers behind a swinging trap door. The inward opening door failed as heat and smoke filled the space, wedging actors and stagehands against a small exit. Surgeons and rescuers worked swiftly as the crowd pressed in, seeking safety while the building burned.
The city grieves wartime losses as London mourns life lost in China. Extra editions surface, Americans in London seek details, and flags at American steamship offices fly at half mast. Lords and foreign topics recede amid a shared shock.
Theagcounts of the deadly blaze were read by English commentators as Christmas pantomime season peaks in London theaters fill with women and children. Newspapers debate the fire’s horror and the need for rapid aid funds, noting Chicago football star Harry Keeley among the dead and a St Louis tragedy linked to a hockey team.
A. Middleton, a Brisco system freight agent, is referenced amid a garbled year start report. The text alludes to stock exchange activity and illogical resolutions tied to exchanges, with unclear names and dates.
Count Cassini conveyed sympathy from the Russian emperor to the people of Chicago after a theater fire. Messages sent to St Petersburg reported official horror and condolences. Also noted were local officials and club workers affected by the Chicago theater blaze.
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