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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
7
A garbled ad lists low prices on flour and staple foods with multiple errors but references 100 pounds flour near $1, cheaper hard wheat, sacks, potatoes, flash prices, and various groceries like butter, lard, tea, and canned goods. Some lines mention free flour offers and promotions, all in a rough, piecemeal sales notice tone.
White Plains N Y July 7 William Bradley an attendant of the Bloomingdale asylum here went to Dublin two months ago with Jeremiah Goggin a former inmate of Bloomingdale has returned without his patient Goggin has been declared sane in Dublin He last ill in his state and if he returns to this country can be taken back to Bloomingdale Goggin who says he is heir to a large estate in Ireland was temporarily released two months ago on a court permit to visit relatives in Ireland Dublin court examined Goggin and decided it is quite necessary to have him under the care of a special mental nurse or attendant Goggin was committed to Bloomingdale on complaint of his wife who said he deludedly accused her of misconduct Automobile turns over Erle Pa July Five persons seriously probably fatally injured near east Erie in an automobile accident. Constance Talbot a young New York socialite known for charity entertainments faces scrutiny over her staged appearances for charity.
A French air race from Paris to Vincennes and back ends with Lieutenant Connect and Andre Retuinit winning stages. Three died on opening day, with several injured after crashes including Kmmerling. Prizes total about $100,000 as crowds cheer the returning aviators amid wartime-era caution.
A government special agent, Prof. F. K. Marshal, head of animal industry, visits Bozeman to study sheep and wool conditions. He is part of a commission evaluating tariff schedule K. Marshal will travel to eastern Montana and northern Wyoming to continue inquiries. He declined to discuss potential tariff effects.
Cnian Mo July toatoonty orders today are tied to a mystery at A. Th 1. whoss body with a bullet wound was recovered from a river. United States secret agents seek the chain of counterfeit money found in a box in Small's home. Carrier Bried doubts self harm and examines whether Small was thrown or fell into the river after a shooting. The counterfeit money was a fresh appearance.
Farnsworth and P Tillhof, members of Kansas City fire and water board, were ordered sent to jail for contempt of court by Judge A Lucas in the circuit court. The action follows their refusal to pay the salaries of water department employees who declined to resign when others were reassigned. Farnsworth and Tillhof posted bond and will receive a new hearing.
Washington officials report a complaint on delays in releasing gold held in storage at New York. An importers’ counsel from New York faces probing questions as part of a broader inquiry into underwritings and inspections. A weekly meeting for local union matters is slated for Carpenters' Union hall next Saturday with expected attendance and discussion of premiums and dues.
Senator Owen argues the commission form would restore integrity in government as an antidote to corrupt machines. She cites Des Moines in support, says it reduces partisan politics, and enables direct citizen initiatives and referendums. The plan places voters in control via a mayor and four commissioners chosen in a primary, then a five-member council.
A Thursday raid on a city dog pound freed a number of dogs kept there by Poundmaster Larimer. The operation disrupted the facility and led to many dogs wandering. more than half were likely reunited with their owners. Police and authorities disrupted the scene, noting mismanagement and a tense mood as the dogs were released and owners sought their pets.
A fragmentary report reviews the Sells-Floto circus in Butte. It criticizes defects like overpriced tickets, civil but dull performers, and a lackluster spectacle. The piece notes a late arrival, a crowd dispersing after an afternoon performance, and plans for an upcoming engagement. Strong entities include Sells-Floto and Butte with references to the show and audience reactions.
Fragmented OCR notes announce advertising space sales and funeral notices amid references to Meclwood Haste and Supplementary, with mention of New York proclamation dates. The text also notes publisher activity, territory sales, and a ceremonial context tied to Meamor land Republic and Caney Island.
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