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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1910
Page
4
A soggy OCR reads of a faded ad touts “store suit” sales “on the bench” by a tailor. It boasts cheap “store trash” and “Suits made to your measure” from a five store chain on Granite Street, east on Broad Way, claiming ten years in business and no hand-me-downs.
Four fast sprints lit up the track with close finishes yesterday afternoon. Madeline MMs Herve, Zoo Young, and Edrona were among favorites but others rose to challenge in a lively program staged by the jockey club amid crowd excitement and strong drives from Parker, leading to several photo finishes and a contested quarter mile event.
A fire devastated the Montan Wro mine and Southern Railway company at Hellas, destroying assets and rail operations. The cause remains undetermined. Authorities report a connection to a nearby line but details are unclear. Passenger service between Virfigen and Bear Creek is disrupted, with limited information available on the incident.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines season end events at the Empire Theater with mentions of performances, exhibit pieces, and a sequence of names and places, though the text is garbled and many proper nouns are unreadable. The item references a state prison exhibit and a closing program with various acts and speakers, lacking clear dates or outcomes.
A garbled passage describes a bank offering a four percent interest rate with assurance of national supervision. It mentions a savings department and a location at Matt Street and a postal code 13702, implying a formal public notice about a savings institution and its terms.
President Harding era rhetoric turns to major party clash as Democrats trumpet a decisive legislative win. The speech claims Republicans lack unity while Democrats vow revision downward, urging voters to back a reform bid and unite against GOP excesses.
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