Promising Outlook From July Crop Report
The July crop report from the Crop Reporting Board shows wheat, corn, oats, rye, potatoes, tobacco, flax, rice, and other crops with varied conditions on July 1. It notes yields per acre and total production projections, with wheat and corn figures reflecting declines from last year and long-term averages, while other crops show mixed performance and area planted estimates.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Iisuics
Imo
Census Bureau
Rand
Get It for Corns A Wonder Cure Promises Easy Safer Relief
A muddled OCR fragment touts a corn remedy as a new kind of cure claiming safety and painless treatment. It references a drug company and a slogan style pitch but provides few verifiable names or dates.
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Sonu Watt
Eceeras
Mas Ikea
Montana Wins 60 Day Preference for Land Selections
Special Dispatch reports Governor Norris secured a 60 day preference right for Montana to select land grants from restored tracts. About 300,000 acres await approved selections, with timber lands in national forests to be transferred. Authorities plan joint state and federal surveying this fall to grant title and establish a roughly 4,000 acre forest reserve.
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Standard
Helena
Washington
Fisher
Norris
Montana
Galen
Department
Graves
W. B. Gresley
Missoula
Final Decrees In Right Of Way Cases
Fragmentary OCR for a legal notice lists final decrees in right of way cases with multiple proper nouns and scattered names. The readable bits note decrees entered and reference several individuals and entities in a formal proceedings context.
Livingston Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trials
Special correspondent reports Miss Lucy Nutterville of Butte visiting Miss Iva Miller in Livingston. Frank Draper jailed on grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a steer from James Rowe of Shields Valley. Mrs J F O Connor and children left for a relatives visit. Democrats plan a big dollar dinner at Grand hotel in Big Timber with attendees from Montana. County Attorney Hatch of Big Timber seeks trial date for Richetts and M Donald in Deputy Sheriff Brainan murder case. cases moved for jury concerns to Sweet Grass County, set for Aug. 2. Judge James F O Connor left town.
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Standard
Livingston
Lucy Nutterville
Butte
Iva H. Miller
Frank Draper
Ttme
James Rowe
Shields Valley
J. F. O'Connor
Miles
Neva
Missouri Valley
H. J. Miller
Wilroy
Miller
Princeton University
Sweet Gun
Grand Hotel
Big Timber
Montana
A. G. Hatch
Richetts
M Donald
Branain
Sweet Grass County
James F. O'Connor
Big Timber Court Session and Local Events Update
This morning in Big Timber a short court session is planned. A court will convene in Livingston on Friday to hear an injunction about closing houses in the restricted district. The funeral of Mrs. Fred Pape, who died in a Butte hospital last Thursday, was held yesterday at the Baptist church with Rev. H. C. Lel and officiating. interment was at Mountain View cemetery. Excavation for Zion Lutheran church began yesterday. the new building is described as modern and handsome, with an estimated cost around 20,000. Mrs. Ellen Crippen has returned from the Pacific coast where she wintered with relatives. Mex Crippen will visit Livingston for several months before joining her in England. Two large brown bears captured in Yellowstone Park were shipped from Livingston to Franklin Park in Boston. Samuel G. Blythe of Washington, D C, is expected next week for a brief stay in Yellowstone Park. Blythe’s son Stuart, a University of Wisconsin graduate, is currently visiting in Wonderland.
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Peasion
Livingston
Fred Pape
Butte
Baptist Church
H.C. Leland
Mountain View Cemetery
Ti Tish Lutheran Church
Ellen Crippen
Pacific Coast
Mex Crippen
Livingston Fo
England
Yellowstone Park
Franklin Park
Boston
Samuel G. Blythe
Washington, D. C
Yellow Stone Park
Mr. Blythe
Stuar
University of Wisconsin
Wonderland
Great Falls rail line to tap rich Hound Creek coal field
A new company plans a 40 mile railroad from Ulm on the Great Northern to develop Cascade county's Hound Creek coal fields. With veins up to 20 feet, the line aims for a 1 percent grade and capital of 8 million dollars. Incorporators include HM Piggott Albert Inkei LeRoy Coons and J S McDonough of Great Falls and G A Catron of Adel.
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Great Falls
Hound Creek
Cascade County
Ke and Railway Co
Butte
Great Northern
Ulm Station
Ewd
HM. Piggott
Helena
Albert Inkei
LeRoy Coons
J. 8. McDonough
Great Fails
J. W
A. E. Catron
Adel
Pany
Tailor Rosendal’s suicide amid derangement near Fourth Ave North
Great Falls reports Ole An Horeon Rosendal a tailor who, after showing religiously driven delusions and Bible alterations, obtained a revolver and killed himself in the fashionable residence district on Fourth Avenue North with bystanders nearby. His employer J T Greene tried to seize the weapon during the incident. Rosendal had lived in Great Falls four years, originally from Havre.
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Standard
Great Falls
Ole An- Horeon Rosendal
Fourth Avenue
Vic
J.T. Greene
Rosendal
Havre
Convicted Camorrist Appeals Judgment
In Viterbo Italy on July May, camorra defendants were sentenced to long terms and police surveillance. The clerk read the sentence at the jail for Di Marinas, who had attempted suicide in his iron cage. Doctors say he is out of danger in a few days.
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Viterbo
Italy
Camorra
di Marinas
Claims He Served State by Strenuous Persuasion
Spokane, Wash July claims were filed with the industrial insurance commission by Joseph W. Brown who alleges injuries while persuading men to work on roads in Newport. He says a broken sex f and other injuries occurred in the line of duty and seeks compensation. Bratley S divorce suit against Anna Bratley cites nightly knife or hatchet threats from his wife with Belt residence.
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Spokane
Wash
Industrial Insurance Commission
State of Washington
Joseph ‘W. Brown
Brown
Newport
A. McLeod
George Bratley
Anna Bratley
Bratley
Belt
May Electrify Road Feasibility Report For Rio Grande Line
Officials analyze the Denver and Rio Grande feasibility study to electrify the Soldiers Summit route in Utah. A decision on the proposal is anticipated within a few days.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Soldiers’ Summit
Utah
Standard subscription drive details and offers
The notice promotes reading the Standard to follow upcoming political issues. It advertises home delivery with monthly, six month, and yearly rates, discounts for advance payment, and premiums for yearly subscribers. It invites readers to visit offices in Butte or Anti-Tonda to subscribe or request a list.
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Speer
Butte
Anti- Tonda
The
Standard
Catholic Picnic and Track Meet Draw Huge Local Crowd
The Catholic picnic at Columbia Gardens drew wide support from Silver Bow county. Proceeds fund the Catholic high school. Gaelic football: Wolfe Tones vs Shamrocks drew the largest crowd. many events featured notable winners including Charles Marsha, James Gleeson, Joe Holland, George McLaughlin, Rev. Father McCormick, Alvin Shea, Mrs. Shine, and Mrs. Schell. The Wolfe Tones were defeated 7 to 0 by the Shamrocks in Gaelic football amid strong team play and few injuries.
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Columbia Gardens
Silver Bow
Wolfe Tones
The
Shamrock
Brack
Ray Collins
Charles Marsha
James Gleeson
Joe Holland
George McLaughlin
Father McCormick
Alvin’ Shea
John Maellich
M. Clune
Amores
Shine
Cinderella
A.schell
Petition movement targets Taft opponents in Congress
Washington reports show progressives in the House circulating petitions urging President Taft to withdraw as Republican nominee while conservative Republicans doubt support. A draft petition circulated among several lawmakers, but no signatures secured. Senate anti Taft members plan a counter-statement criticizing the nomination and seeking signatures for a campaign statement.
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Washington
House
Taft
Davis
Minnesota
Dixon
Roose West
Lindbergh
Jackson
Rees
Murdock
Delegates Leave for Columbus Convention
F Moyle and Shields of the Butte Clerks union left yesterday for Columbus Ohio to attend the annual convention of the clerks international union as delegates. Shields serves on the constitution committee. They will be in the past 10 days. The convention will consider shorter hours in some country sections. It is expected this issue will be decided this year. The meeting will discuss organizing employees of large department stores. Delegates plan to present local questions to the convention.
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F._ Moyle
Award Shields
Butte Clerks’ Union
Columbus
Ohio
Clerks’ Interational
Shields
Constitution
Terry Z. Shea Dead In Butte After Long Residence
Jerry Shea aged 88 a resident of Butte for 18 years died yesterday Surviving relatives include his Irish born father and mother a brother Dan T two sisters Mrs John M Murphy and Mrs Dan D Bullivan all of Butte The funeral is set for tomorrow morning at unknown hour from 418 Vi lna rest to Be Marys.
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Rewaay
Jerry Shea
Butte
Ireland
Dan T
John M. Murphy
Dan D. Bullivan
Vilna
Mary's
Missing heading due to OCR of Deer Lodge trip
Partial OCR lists Women of Woodcraft members leaving Butte for Deer Lodge last evening. Names include Mrs May Thomason a clerk Mrs Worn Curran campaign committee representative Ming Jennie Green organizer Sotorao region. The fragment preserves movement notes and person mentions.
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Butte Circle
Woodcraft
Deer Loge
May Thomasone
Worn Curran
Ming
Jennie Green
Women of Woodcraft
Sotorao
Senator Dixon in Capitol Return Amid Campaign Duties
Senator Dixon returns to the Capitol for the first time in a month to oversee Roosevelt's Montana interests before heading to New York to resume managing the Roosevelt campaign. He remains confident of Roosevelt's November win over Tate and Wilson, showing no sign of wear from the Chicago convention as he prepares for the challenges ahead.
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Standard
Washington
Dixon
Senate
Montana
Tains
New York
Roosevelt
Chicago
Attorney General Extends Eight Hour Law to All Federal Workers
Attorney General Wickersham issues opinion extending the eight hour labor law to every mechanic and laborer employed by the United States. Previous interpretations limited the law to public works like fortifications and similar projects. The ruling concerns workers at customs ports and a 1000 footery project.
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W . July
Wickersham
United States
Fall From Stage Halts Municipal League Speech
Angeles July marred by a slight accident at the National Municipal League convention. Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane of Kalamazoo Mich was scheduled to speak on Municipal Housekeeping but fell from the platform while starting her address and was not seriously injured. William Dudley Foulke was elected president. New vice presidents chosen included H Rowell of Fresno Harrisburg Pas James H Thompson of New Orleans and Dudley Tibbits of Troy N Y, with several notable figures rejected.
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Kidder
Lowell
Orange
Harvard University
George Mcl Ancony
New York
Charles Richardson
Philadelphia
H. Rowell
Fresno
Harrisburg
Pas
James H. Thompson
New Orleans
Dudley Tibbits
Troy
N.Y
Auto accident survivor recovers after near fatal crash
Sian Ruby Weinberg of 1984 West Platinum street and Howard Carlson were in a high speed collision on a washed out pass. The car toppled and Weinberg rolled with it, a sand bed preventing fatal injuries. The incident prompted state action over Sherman Act concerns involving newspaper unions and press associations.
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Sian
Ruby Weinberg
West Platinum Street
Miss Weinberg
Howard Carlson
Carlson
Memorial Planned For Late Saran Decker By Denver Women
Denver women plan a memorial for the late Saran Decker who died in San Francisco Sunday night. The proposal has the support of women’s organizations in Colorado. The form of the memorial will be decided later.
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Denver
Saran $Ret Decker
San Fransisco
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