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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
8
The Principal Branch Office of its Blanchard is located at 2 percent east Broadway with music telephone 422 percent advertising rates first indicated for supplication.
Notes from Butte record many residents traveling from Helena and Anaconda, visits by Miss Ela Sarth and other locals, and new business moves including piano from Orton Bros and a barber shop. Entries list doctors, dentists, and professionals, with mentions of hotels, streets, and upcoming social events in early January.
Tron Lexington Ky reports 179 foals have paid the December fee for the seventeenth Kentucky Futurity for foals at Time, representing about 88 percent of mares nominated last March. Walnut Hall and other farms lead in entries with many full siblings listed. Secretary Horace Wilson of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ association notes the unusually large field. The article also mentions Philip Healy, a secretary of the U.S. Treasury, and a forgery indictment in New York related to a lifetime insurance case.
A drastic accident on West Broadway left Gemmell and Burmester severely hurt as a horse drawn cart overturned. Both men were dragged and hurled across the pavement, with one sustaining a head injury and the other pinned beneath wreckage before rescuers freed them. The incident disrupted the race setting and caused extensive chaos on the street.
An unclear passage describes Turmister being urged to smooth a road with others aiding in paving. Chenmnet Yen aided in moving a Barinester vehicle toward Meety, while business concerns arose. A noun at St. Sames Gap is mentioned as needing attention. Physicists attended an event, with references to a call for effort and a spring sale.
A man named Charles Lewis attempted to force his way from a jail cell by squeezing through a small opening in the door. He became stuck halfway and was finally extricated after officers intervened. He was unhurt and remanded after an incident arising from a disturbance on Iren and Mra avenues.
Mrs Amelia Ralph wife of Peter Ralph was laid to rest yesterday in Mt Moriah cemetery. The funeral service was conducted at Trinity Methodist Church by Rev S Jark and a brief graveside ceremony followed. The article notes a general assembly of friends and a quiet, dignified burial.
John Drassovich, of Sirgia, died after a fall at Servian's Great Falls. The accident, blamed on a frame collapse, occurred around noon. He suffered internal injuries and died at Riniré hospital with coroners preparing an inquest. Relatives say he fell while crossing a lagging frame. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Historical census data reveal widespread car ownership in the United States with New York leading at 35,123 units and New Jersey 23,507. Pennsylvania and Michigan show sizable counts, while production in 193 is cited as 6.00 12 ge and wapon builders turning out 1.7M vehicles valued at $97 million.
A garbled list of steeplechase and flat racing winners and champions across many names and locations. Entries include two year old champion Salvidere and year old champion Account ant, with horses like Water Pearl and Salvidere recurring in multiple events. Names of tracks, owners, and assorted horses appear in a scrambled national context with unclear standings and dates.
Under royal patronage the Olympic year draws attention in London as King Edward and nobility show interest. The Grith Olympic association forms with leaders from court and business. Governments in host nations have funded substantial sums to defray costs, as seen in past St. Louis and international events.
The notice outlines a supposed genuine 25 percent discount on prices, claiming lower values elsewhere and urging buyers not to misrepresent prices. It contrasts regular pricing with advertised savings and hints at inventory discounts and easy money for merchants.
A private subscription drive will back the London games with no direct British government aid. The venue at Shepard's Bush will host 257,000 spectators, funded entirely by exhibitors to cover stadium costs. The Olympic committees plan competitive events in yacht racing ballooning and skating, with King Edward III expected to open the games.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a rowing world championship claim and a looming four train league plan with cities Los Angeles San Branellia Oakland Portland. Mentions George Towns Eddie Wanlen Durnan and Nepean river race in Australia.
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