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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
5
A fragmented report describes town affairs, arrests, court actions, and social notices. It mentions shoplifting arrests, burglaries, church officers, and a New Year celebration with dances and public observance. Details are garbled and many names and places are unreadable.
The column lists residents and visitors in Philipsburg including Nijlysburg names and local addresses. It notes people spending a few days in town and various neighbors connected to Koek street. The piece reads like a town reflector with notices of social calls and local greetings.
In Lewistown a court orders distribution of about 44950 from the Gebo firm assets and discharges Tom Fitzman as receiver. The case ends with joint offices combined under Wells-Fargo agent Smith and a Tuesday night meeting planned to consider the Juke hare project amid rapid life membership growth and a campaign for Metheny.
Local residents depart for California to spend the winter with climate hopes guiding a permanent move if favorable. Families on the north mesa ranch relocate to town for the season while others finish holidays with relatives and attend church events.
A fragmentary item notes a ranch near Belgrade and a holiday week plan. The readable text mentions Diane, a ranch, and travel or visit arrangements involving a person named Keve. The snippet lacks full context or clarity for broader details.
Deputy State Welfare Agent Stone Mathick reports Twin Bridges home at capacity with eight children under care. None are true orphans but have been moved due to abuse and neglect. Authorities warn willing homes in Willings Forsyth and Mileg City may be needed to place the children soon.
In Lewistown a suit for divorce was filed by Meanicky Curtis against Emma Curtis alleging desertion. A separate filing by Cowan seeks divorce from Grace M Cowan on grounds of desertion. Case details indicate actions were initiated in January with proceedings at the local courthouse.
Fragmentary report from Pineville Kodan notes a clan, miltia, and law enforcement at a mine site. Details are unclear as to who fled, why, and what actions followed, with references to six walls and a bank fence. The piece mentions J Raylaration and a writ but lacks coherent context.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions individuals and actions with garbled names. It suggests a narrative about theft, a telegraphy incident, and courtroom or travel context. Key entities are unreadable, making precise identification impossible.
An item from Kansas City reports R A Fong, lumberman, announcing a donation to the Church of the Wselpies for missionary work and home education. The church values the sum pledged at an additional amount to support education in colleges and missions. A new dressing fits by physician Manton of Stuart was recently introduced.
Cardinal Gibbons delivers a New Year message urging gratitude for peace and blessings. He calls for national unity, spiritual thanks, and steadfast adherence to Christian principles to guide moral conduct in the coming year.
The first daily aeroplane service in the South opens today between St. Petersburg, Florida, and Tampa, covering 18 miles in about 20 minutes. Former St. Petersburg mayor W. Pheil serves as the passenger, with the hydroplane reaching an altitude of 87 feet above water during the flight.
In Alabina a TRE DELL worker and Two Waveling Wen sought lodging at a hotel. The proprietor promised bedding to an old church buyer and woke patrons as the town woke to a disturbance. An old colored man in pew 26 reported a loud ring causing alarm and confusion in the night.
Lost notices describe a black fox muif with a reward for return to parish in Butte. Also seeks experienced male housekeeper and an experienced worker for evenings at Minn Watts Pakistan Dyenouse-French dyeing and cleaning shop.
OCR fragment lists items for sale including billiards and bowling supplies, a piano, 4 cylinder auto road condition, diamond ring, restaurant equipment, barber shop gear, and various room rentals. Also mentions artisans, assay offices, and real estate offerings with scattered locations like Butte and Montana towns.
Standard wants two word classified ads for the Shindard loft at branch avenues with the same rate. Ads will be telephoned to the Standard office for promo publication. Side listings include Henry's pharmacy Granite and Alabama, Ruazier Deng Co 601 West Park, O'Leary's drug 1017 Talbot, South Butte pharmacy A l a w m i n n a r Utah, Family drug 349 South Main, Wilson's drug 1660 Travison, O B Rago 308 West Aluminum, Walkerville Ding Co West Daly, Centerville Ding Co 935 North Main.
Information wanted for J Williams a newspaper solicitor about 60 years old tall clean shaven with a limp may have an artificial leg last heard of from Philipsburg. He was supposed to work towns east and west of Drummond along the Address the Standard Anaconda.
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