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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1909
Page
3
West wide column of opinions from various Montana towns condemns annexation moves, proposes alternative governance, and criticizes proposed whipping posts and public punishment. It also covers Governor Norris’s address, power development ideas, and local debates on crime, gambling, and state policy with multiple named towns and figures.
Notice to P McElroy and heirs that the undersigned co owner has spent 300 on labor and improvements for Lucky Boy No 1 No 2 and related quartz locations in Deer Lodge Montana. If you do not contribute your share within the stated period, your interest may vest in the undersigned under section 224 revised statutes. Wurst publication January 4.
A dense collage of early 20th century classified notices. Entries show wage offers for graduates, trade training programs, domestic help requests, and job listings, with addresses and contact details in Butte and nearby towns. The mixed tone and garbled OCR reflect an old newspaper page of want ads.
Fragmentary text shows references to a hospital and a midwife, plus a street address and a general note about prices for household goods. No clear event or full names to confirm a coherent news item.
Fragmented text recalls Charles Vanderbilt and his rail and water transport strategy. Notes mention his shift from water to railroads, predicting rail lines would shape transportation, and a curious anecdote about a financier burning bank notes to protect relatives.
Classified ads offer furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent in Butte and Anaconda. Listings include single and multiple rooms with options for housekeeping, modern flats, steam heat, and proximity to East Third Street, West Park, and South Jackson. Also notes on private suites and a room with electric lights.
Classified ad notes Case Co offers a ranch of over nine acres six miles from Butte netting over $190 monthly, with hay and two horses. Proposes cash sale or trade for Butte rental property. Also mentions mining equipment and miscellaneous items for sale in Butte.
Classified item offering for sale furniture and a cottage for rent at 6 percent terms. Includes brief note on sale of household goods and rent option for cottage accommodation.
In Butte city a notice advertises modern up to date lodging rooms for rent. One room described as a bar area and two furnished spaces are available. Terms include monthly rent with a down payment option and half cash payment.
Saloons and private lenders offer unsecured loans to salaried people and others under various terms. Real estate and personal property secured loans are advertised with low rates and quick approvals in the Butte area. Simon Bank and Wilson Smith advertise real estate loans and other credit services in offices on W. Park.
Partial ad lists stoves and related items at a shop near SE Park ING AND REPAIRING. The entry mentions Ming Conchi at 21 West Copper in Butte offering repairs and various stowes.
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