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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
3
The fragment lists publication offices, rates, and contact details for the Anaconda Standard and its affiliates. It names post office addresses in Butte and other cities, subscription options, and advertising departments, reflecting the newspaper's publishing network and service lines.
A joint meeting in Silver Tow County discusses quarantine amid disease fears and state authority. The piece notes Republican politics, Dick's bid for another term, and primary law debates affecting senate selection and party dynamics.
Fragmented readable phrases hint at a historical speech or legal dispute. Names like Langley and Me, references to work completion by a certain scieclure, a bold claim on wages, and terms such as Gallo Slaves appear in a garbled transcription with unclear chronology or location.
A garbled horoscope predicts Moon and Venus interplay affecting love and courage. It mentions artistic people advised to be cautious with extravagance, and notes advice for women in beauty and design fields. Practical calls include handling households, brewing, distilling, and preserving, with emphasis on caution and balance amid creative pursuits.
Deer Lodge High's boys prepare to meet Anaconda in a regional basketball game. The lineup features center Muy Melsur, guards Roy Fv and Robert Kelly, with Eel Maurer and Grattan Sullivan among reserves awaiting action. Coach Lee notes limited prior varsity experience among the squad and highlights Fouts’ sharp shooting as a point of potential impact.
A club event at Carters Matt featured Prof WR Dwyer of Anaemby schools as speaker on De Wty at Cardinal Newad. Members performed sauge recitations then danced, concluding with waltzes and steps.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about signatures near top of page 45 and references to a theater and a Wade s controller. It mentions an automatic delivery and cardio-related terms, but the exact events or names are unclear in the fragment.
The Butte Street and Alley Committee advised granting the Davis Daly Copper Company permission to build a street railway from the Colorado mine south on Ohio Street and east on Mercury Street, 200 feet, using horse or electric power, with condition that city controls and franchise laws apply and that public use is ensured under municipal codes. The opinion notes the company is a private corporation in mining, treated as a public use, and discusses eminent domain and right of way, city regulation, and the need to follow legal process before granting consent.
A garbled Philadelphia Inquirer clipping describes a scene with strangers in a social setting. Dialogues reference a tall blonde man, a potential husband, and a Brooklyn citizen, with unclear names and misread phrases. The item reads like a noisy social joke column or stray quotes from a party, lacking coherent events.
A fragmented clipping recounts a dream inspired marriage tale involving Miss Berth Milletge of Atlatts Gin and Mr. Lovie gink han. The narrative dissolves into garbled dialogue about fate, almost matching a surreal wedding description.
The article traces golf history from early Dutch and French influences to Scottish practice, noting winter or sea conditions for play and how golf evolved from a landless pastime to a land-based game. It discusses cultural exchanges between France, Scotland, and Holland during the Stuart era and mentions evidence from Dutch and French sources, with anecdotes about matches and players.
A long fragmentary report notes Colmvan GH leads a group supporting Pinchot amid cattle interests. Beaverville and Denver figures are cited with opposition from federal authorities and local ranchers. The narrative mentions interviews, internal dissent, and a reorganized leadership slate including H H Jastro Mackenzie and Joseph M. Cures.
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