Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It quotes a testimonial from a Mrs. Tudd V. Henry claiming dramatic relief after surgical fears and praises the product for displacements irregularities backache and nervous problems. It invites readers to write to Mrs Pinkham for confidential advice.
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Afvian
Lodie Pinkham
Tudd V. Hesry
Adri
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Lydia
Pinkham
Lyon
Mass
Unclear OCR: Local Banking and Letters to Extend Credit
Fragmentary OCR text references bank roles such as cashier and vice president, mentions issues in United States and foreign countries, and a call to extend currency accommodation. Names and details are garbled, but the item seems to concern financial administration and policy debates.
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Tresidan
Vice Praeiden
Asien
John Gd
Storany
Rytin
Atk ‘Bhd
United Site
Servative Bank
United States
Iean
Jay Bott
Vaerant
Main
Broadway
Captain Ward Honored as Hoboes Roam Town
A long antiquated notice describes Captain Ward being honored while hoboes converge on the town with a looming Aug. 1 deadline. The piece recounts veteran ties to the Grand Army and hints at security concerns as hoboes seek shelter and possible clashes loom near the parade and civic events.
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Caiphdne Wal
Clyth Alle
Chefaut
Pinst
Grand Army
Lepulll
Cong
Fies
Giaphala
Weerd
Mie
Ward
Burglary at Salgon of George Simoneau Reported
Burglars accessed the Salgon of George Simoneau on Omulin Street last night. Entry opened a window, stealing wallets, bottles of whiskey, beer, cigars, and other items valued around ten dollars. George Simoneau’s son William was arrested after the incident and is being held at city hall. This marks a second break-in at the property within a month.
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George Slinpuein
Bie
Mie Hess
Shuencan
Sutin
Goloremint
Abel Wilwerior
Quar
Simaneau
Milkmen Confer With Aldermen on Ordinance
Milkmen meet with the city council to discuss reducing pay for milkmen and the judiciary committee's report. An ordinance would permit dairies to feed and operate, with enforcement starting at midnight Saturdays and continuing Monday morning.
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Gangner
Mikmean
Davies
Li Wis
Milwaukee Line Reaches Outskirts of Kalispell
The Milwaukee Line extends toward Kalispell crossing the Northern line near Columbia Falls, approaching Kalispell on a 16 mile tangent. Details of the final routing and exact terminus remain undecided as authorities review the proposed connection and timing.
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Milwaukee Line
Kalispell
Speen
Daly
Iran
Heaybekten
Colmbia Falls
Katiswell
Ale Ping
Hottest First of July on Record at Capital
Fragment from an old clipping notes an extreme heat event at the capital, mentioning temperatures near 30 plus and references to weather station records. The garbled text references a teen and death but provides no clear names, dates, or verifiable details for a coherent事故 report.
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Capital
VINHS MERLAVON OF INDIAN Special Dispatch Report
Special Dispatch recounts a mysterious dig led by Keller a road supervisor near Tila where a human skeleton with bone fragments and tools was found. The head and skull show unusual features suggesting ancient artifacts and primitive implements preserved by Mr Weller amid odd Haplo- elements.
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Stanara
Kallepell
Be. Keller
I Rose
Tila
Weller
Kiddy Light Fort Benton July 1 Shearing Camp Mystery
Frank Bara, worker at the Benton Sheep Company, was killed in a late evening incident during a practice event. Unclear details about his status and allies, with investigations ongoing as the day closed.
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Fort Benton
Frank Bara
Benton
Girl Stops Team and Walks 10 The City
Disorderly melee described with arrests as a city event unfolds. Multiple individuals named Andrew Gavin and Harry Pyne cited amid accusations of assault and public disturbance. Officials report a women’s involvement and a police response culminating in detentions and subsequent hearings.
Mystery Deepers in Brasch Murder Case Revealed
Fragmented OCR note outlines a Brasch murder mystery with suspects and alledged clues. Report mentions a shooter, Novak suspect, and police statements while describing a suspicious employee and possible trap for wages. Readers see unnamed witnesses and scattered names amid unclear details.
New English Turf Rule Prompts Debate in Parliament
A fragmented report outlines a proposed English turf rule change aimed at improving horse health and racing integrity. It notes mixed reactions from racing interests, with some in the United Kingdom backing the plan as beneficial for horses and the sport. The article mentions officials and stakeholders evaluating potential impacts on ratings and international competition.
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New York
United Kingdom
Sugar Refining Firm Indicted in Conspiracy Case
A federal grand jury charged the American Sugar Refining Company and six linked individuals with conspiracy in restraint of trade. Named defendants include Wash Maglon S. Thoughws, Art Vajer, Charles Hsneff, and Fol Parsons of New York, Joby Muxer of Murrintown, George MW Prewler of Philadelphia. The six were accused of six years of unlawful restraint of trade in sugar refining, with the case to proceed in federal court.
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New York
American, Sugar Refining Company
Wash Maglon S
Americ Hugar Rolning Company
Arti Vajer
Charles Hlsneff
Fol Parsons
Joby Muxer
Murrinto
Tareseta
Everts Fealing Iy
Adolah Sena
Philadelphia
Mericaun Sagirella Com Rane
I Fie
Craumer J
Seno Yutsiter Segadtok
Peonnike Sagi Kellys Companys
United States
Diatelit
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Higuine Res
Ameren UN Refining Company
Pete Segal
Birthe
Pennis Tyna
Pt Fe
Trowes Chi Victory Exerete
Hagar
Jiguinat Chat Corporacion Stong
Tr. Barte
Pennsylvania Sugar Tenning Company
Manel Eiren
Olin Parsons
Aimerican Suger Wrotling Company
Bar
So °Dation
Efty
Prominent Figures Linked to Cultural and Educational Bodies
A garbled notice lists several prominent individuals associated with clubs, universities, and cultural societies. It mentions presidents of city clubs and Cooper Union, a national conference delegate, a banking arm minister, and leaders of orchestral and philanthropic groups across New York, Washington, and beyond, naming multiple organizations and roles.
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Tle City Club
Yveforn Encallallion
Cooper Union
I Weyer
Mere Tarvsons
Giauken
Gusto Missell
Kissell
Winnett & Co
Eeellirt
Tvs Peoye'd Syn
Steel for New Bridge Begins Arriving
July 2 report from Gio Htandueil Missugla notes the first steel for the Liggins avenue bridge arriving today. Crews will load at the east end and begin superstructure work, with piers completed except north chimney area. Daily deliveries from the east will continue until erection advances.
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Gio Htandueil
Missugla
Aloo
Hieridge
Miksolita
Coberele
Funeral of Mrs Richards Held in Missoula
Funeral services for Mrs. Richards were conducted in Missoula with burial at Missoula cemetery. She was mother of J.P. Richards and had been visiting the city when illness led to her death two weeks prior. Services were at the Rowe residence on Molversity Avenue with officiants listed.
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Dbs Ince
Bastocs
Unyi
Tyr
Arccuit
Elyan Pernetes
Athens Lire
Alwerney
Mulroney
Tim
Anya
Mrs. Richards
Missoula
Ely
Rowe
Molversiy
Boy Slightly Injured After Auto Collision
A boy on a bicycle was struck by a van driven by George Brooks early evening. He fell, a front wheel ran over his foot, and he was taken to a physician’s office. Injuries were described as minor. The incident involved a collision with an automobile in a street area nearby.
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Spock
Lamour Jonsson
Esse Ker Hay
George Brooks
Wy Bend
Env
Faa
Killed Child Death Attempt Ends in Failure
Hante Craa Cal July 1 Dentel Mellin Russian railroad terror in a drunken fit this afternoon killed Hos yertrolt son att lts Woniesear Glen woo by the throat. He then tried to take his own life by drawing a line across his throat but failed to cut deep enough to end his life.
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Hante Craa
Cal
Dentel Mellin
Papke Gains Admirers By Splendid Condition
Fan reports Papke in splendid condition after training ahead of Monday middlesweight bout with Stanley Ketehe. Observers note his strong recovery and weight on the scales, with final workouts at Rym nadir and Sea Rock Haven.
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Papke
Fan Wranetaco
Omy Japke
Stanley Ketehe
Hans
Vapke
Perlixia
Tapke
Rymnadir
Uae
Ietebe
Ketchel and Papke Sparring Notes Mixed in Boxing Roundup
The report covers Ketchel’s perceived work rate and critics' claims of loafing, Ed Papke backing his brother with a small bet, and sparring sessions involving Stan Stanley, Bob Armstrong, and Charlo Miller. It also notes Ketchel’s reticence about his next bouts, Neall’s view on Wilt in early rounds, plus a New York update on the National League and Umpire Truby Nar’s retirement from the league staff.
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Papke
Ketchel
Stanley
Iatup Caday
Bob
Armstrong
Charlo Miller
Neall
Tinh
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