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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1926
Page
1
Mrs Fr Gage, confined to bed, received a letter from Lydia EB Pinkham’s Veg Vegetable Aid. The note described help from a sick woman who recovered, inspiring Mrs Gage to try the remedy. Soon she felt better and resumed some household duties with support from a neighbor.
A noon courthouse gathering featured bugle tones and a patriotic program. Judge Chapman delivered prayers as the audience heard the Star Spangled Banner, with remarks urging unity and gratitude. Dignitaries including District Master W Carroll led the emancipatory pledge and a brief martial display followed by a linguist recital.
A chaotic dispatch describes a Maytag washing machine shipment to a western distributor. The note outlines a large cargo amount valued over half a million dollars, with machines staged for top speed delivery and plans to establish a coast-to-coast distribution network.
The page reports the Highway Commission opening federal aid bids for seven grant projects in Catalin and Crow counties, including grading drainage concrete bridge and resurfacing works on multiple roads and a windmill spur. A separate item notes an explosion at a company site injuring a worker, with no fatalities reported.
In a high profile action, three women sue claiming they are heirs to the Montana senator’s estate. Testimony centers on two men’s identities, the alleged father’s life, and whether a distant kin line can share in a multimillion dollar fortune. Court proceedings continue with defense asserting alternate lineage.
Ten persons were held by police today in connection with the axe attack on four people in their home yesterday in Preston Trekrin. Emmett Teclenin and wife fatally injured. their seven-year-old son Smmtett survived. A boarder from artical condition, Mixx Latelle Cuaninga, was found beaten and near death. Police named W. A. Taylan and Loytradtora among suspects. arrests followed at a police court hearing.
The judiciary committee of the city council meets tonight to decide whether to return 6700 dollars to Ton Voexem contractor or pay another firm to repair Harrison Avenue pavement. Voexem has offered to start work immediately if funds are released. outcome depends on committee decision and city approval.
Dr. Otto Lantwig Whodtaldt, former German ambassador to the United States and art director general of the Krupp works, died today according to Associated Press dispatches from Germany.
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