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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1904
Page
9
The readable text notes an advertising rates inquiry for a principal branch office location on Broadway in Butte. Details are fragmentary, with garbled address and jurisdiction names, offering rates on application and none other of substance.
Local items from Butte and Helena include notes on rent planes from Orton Bros and Sauldere, a Helena visit by George WH Casey, and a library closure for August. The post office adopts Sunday rules, Miss Margaret Blackidton hosts a guest in Tutt, and Miss Bowman reports a large gathering planned for a New Year’s concert. The Northern Pacific announces an electric sleeper added to the North Coast Limited, with daily departures.
In a district court proceeding, Nixon faces charges tied to the alleged theft of household goods during a dispute with tenant Mitchell, including trunks and wedding attire. Witnesses describe actions at the rental property on Gon Dude avenue, with allegations of removing items and money, while a search warrant was issued and a jury assembly heard the case.
Court records reveal Judge Morrow granted a writ of supersedeas in a Montana mining dispute. The U S circuit court clerk details enforcement orders, inspections at a 4000 foot level, and ongoing investigations into alleged obstruction and crosscut operations linked to the Heinto area mine.
A damaged OCR text describes a violent incident at a residence on Anaconda Road Avenue involving a person named Xtes Acnle Karki. The fragment mentions injuries to multiple individuals and references nearby locations and times, but most names and details are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR shows a disputed assessment involving A J Davis and a request to strike from a property list. It references mortgages, a national tank, and a commission’s petition meeting at 1p. Details are unclear due to poor transcription.
The Clirtetian Selene society at this eliy unveils new quarters at Orton fwd 21 Neri Mai street with a hall, greeting rooms, and reading ante, described as handsome. Mrs Dorothy Trevarbow second sesh Meeker and banker Charles i. Weinils are named in the local event. meanwhile a bank mishap is noted nearby with a deadly incident at St Chath.
A man known as Alan te Getebas attempted to pass a forged check at Elymmessy Mercantile in Baltimore. Clerk Thomas Doyle discovered the fraud, and the suspect was later jailed as detectives pursued the forgery case involving signatures and a supposed endorsement by a paper firm.
The Stavionary Enginees union No 1 held a year end reception at Renshaw hall last evening with many members and friends attending. A formal program and open house followed a orderly gathering, with a Cull foal of stew and light refreshments. The arrangements were led by a committee including Charles A Ford PAL Stevens Joseph Ueelghton Koretaulle John McMillen dole Mu and Fred J Ingles.
An advertisement touts a remedy for dyspepsia promising to restore happiness, improve digestion, and ease heart discomfort. It cites testimonials from users who claim to have regained appetite and energy after taking tablets, noting widespread popularity and repeated cures.
A lengthy hearing in a Jenkins versus Greeley case centered on ownership of property linked to Jenkins and nonresident holders. Tensions rose between Mackel and Jenkins with threats of violence, while Mrs Jenkins refused to answer questions. The referee ordered witnesses and held partial proceedings, with further testimony planned for the next day.
President Tan McDonald of the American Tartaryulan receives four grateful letters from Missoula Yeatonlay detailing recent Farmers Union events. The piece notes the union warehouse plan, aims for closer ties with consumers, and lists officers including Williapr reeandine, Oscar fiumenel, and Charetnas 1 Coheniates.
An imprecise fragment notes Deputy Sheriff Dowling in Gardiner and a trial with a 90 day sentence, plus oblique mentions of a death in Howiath and a reference to a Spanish-American War park scene. Names, places, and details are garbled and partially unreadable.
A local business, Brownfield Canty Carpet Company, has shut its doors. The closure affects employees and customers with remaining inventory and potential liquidation plans. No further details on reasons or dates available.
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