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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
2
An unusual mistake by judges influenced a horse race with Mogarth initially denied the win. The outcome shifted amid a tense finish as Lent Leach and others battled for place and the public debated the judging call.
A race by Ballot and multiple horses at a track in Sheepshead Bay is described with results across several events. Ballot wins the Advanen stake worth 11700 in a fast mile and an eighth. Horse names include Ballot 128 and rivals such as George, James, Tossian, and others in successive races.
Fragmented OCR reads show a list of races at GN Tracks with entries and results. Mentions include selling races over sixteen furlongs, horses like Froanots and Mab VW, and various riders and entries such as Malden Se and Sandy Akernex.
Fragmentary text references a Don and an apprentice, a mentor, a new shop, and a value figure tied to Tansin's patriotism. Names and places remain unclear, with garbled OCR around several proper nouns. The readable items suggest a local business or mentorship story amid unclear context.
Mixsonlit July 1 reports the gas company plans to lay more than 12 miles of pipe. Outside construction superintendent is to arrive soon for legal clearance and start, with South Missoula site pressing to be ready for machinery installation. Estimated cost including sting and equipment around $30,000.
Hissoria July 1 A fire of evident origin broke out on West Brant and spread through the business portion of the city. One frame building was damaged and another damaged. There are protests against the red light district and it is believed arsonists, angered by the area, were responsible for the blaze.
In Missnila a broken ground ceremony ended with a promise to rush the foundation work. Contractor Olver pledged rapid construction as crews assembled temporary buildings to shelter lumber and materials.
The article notes the post office attaining first class status, with June actions and a July 2 drawing. Postmaster Dan Rosa’s salary rises to 3000 dollars yearly and several clerks and carriers are reassigned duties and routes to support the service expansion.
Through her attorney Ne Mitre Lowe, Missoula woman sues for divorce yesterday in Walrieh court against her husband Benjamin I Butler. Desolation cited as ground, case proceeding.
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