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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1913
Page
2
Reading of a proposed agreement to open a Crow Nation reserve divides the council. Proponents argue a settlement would yield funds and a large land area, while opponents fear loss of tribal sovereignty. A letter from Mrs. Th, Petes notes memorials and concerns rising from the discussion.
Jam W All filed suit in Chicago against Chicago Harington & Quincy Railroad for £25,000 damages claiming duty to Nov 17, 1911 at Sheridan Wye required to clean locomotives exposing him to poisonous vapors and dust. alleges lack of warning and knowledge of risk under employer.
Moore residents discuss a lost man in a winter storm near Sumatra, with a wandering trek covering miles before being found near Cran the town. Business activity over two years shows most sectors steady or improving, farming and agriculture events planned in Moore from April 19 to 14 with demonstrations and notable instructors at a large tented gathering.
Twin Bridges reports strong seed pea demand with contracts tentatively offered from 50 to 259 acres. Ranchers in Sun Tadao county thrived last year, prompting renewed efforts though large supply limits may force apportionment. Local houses across the state are active, with cattle trades tied to seed house contracts and regional mining figures noted.
A largely attended vesper service tied to Country Life Week featured speakers from Montara and Clyde Park. Rev. Richard Brown of Clyde Park, Prof. C. W. Yeatney of Melena, and Rev. R. M. Donaldson of Denver offered varied views on soil religion and rural uplift, with Miss Regina Bienes giving the opening recitation.
The body of James A. Carnahan, brakeman, was found on the road after apparently falling from a freight train near Ulinial. He had been missing for days and was later identified by a keen-eyed worker who reported the clothing and position. The investigation continues as crews clear the line and confirm the cause of death.
Great Bay June 20 Arrests reported in this region after months of cattle thefts. Tob Lose a prominent horseman and Rose Yours wife of a local dairyman confessed to county officials that they divided money after butcher purchases. Police connected the earnings to stolen cattle and calves seized from nearby herds. A New York press note describes German naturalists observing sewing ants as they join leaf edges.
A chaotic report describes Roure endorsed for marshal's job amid city politics. References to representatives McNally Milver and Lean Cutts, a militant group, and spring election discussions mark a turbulent campaign with talks of combining parties and city welfare at stake.
The piece describes a hockey game with quick transitions, aggressive skating, and smart passing. It notes players from the Miners and Teachers teams trading chances, with authorities calling fast play and close checking. Several named players and refereeing actions are cited amid the contest details and a crowded track of athletics foreground.
The national administration committee will meet Tuesday to discuss changes affecting the amateur status of James Thorpe, with James Salven, secretary, confirming Thorpe and Glenn Warner face possible penalties if found guilty of professional affiliation and receiving money.
A dense OCR filled with diverse want ad items including houses for rent, rooms, rooms for single men, furnished flats, a bakery and confectionery store for sale, a concrete block plant, and various employment notices. Names of firms and locations appear scattered with multiple misreads, but the bulk centers on real estate, services, and job leads in Butte and nearby towns.
Fragmented classifieds list branch agencies and drugstores with scattered street names and incomplete addresses. It notes telephoned submissions to the Standard office for prompt publication and mentions several business names and avenues across multiple locations.
A parochial school fundraiser features a May night of entertainment with a long list of performers and acts. Cast includes: Mrs McDonald, Miss Mossie, Miss Toraner McGrath, and John Cannon among others. The program promises music, comedy, acrobatics, and recitations in a community stage event.
The readable bits describe a scheduled public sale with officials listed. It mentions a date in a single month and a location, with limited legible names and actions. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to damaged text.
Fragmented, OCR-like text shows scattered job ads and notices across multiple locales. Entries mention Moler Barber College Minneapolis and other vague opportunities, with dubious phrasing about recruitment, salaries, and methods. Strong entities include Moler Barber College and Minneapolis.
The fragment describes a Boston area racing event with multiple races and placements including Loving Metsuwens and Stan Vucker, plus a wedding notice for Rayon Klute and Miss Jenstin MM at Crecklyp ranch officiated by Rev. Groeneveld. Attendants included 9.0 Angall and Miss Marian Bud. couple travels to Spobaug after a wedding trip.
A garbled obituary notes the funeral of a son or daughter of Mr and Mrs LL Avec in a South Wyomlig area store setting. The text mentions a death on Saturday evening and a local store named Trieste. A Mr. Orsegasu appears in the fragmentary records.
A garbled OCR passage discusses physical education and intellectual exercise for children. It mentions brain health and the idea that reading should start after some period of development, noting expert authority and a reference to a weekly schedule.
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