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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
9
Readable lines advertise bakery items and canned goods with mixed phrasing. Highlights include Nut leaf cake, layer cakes, assorted specials, Finest 30¢ cheese, red salmon dice cans, salmon varieties, Farm Montana pie cherries, extra fine wax, June peas, asparagus no 2 round cans, three for deals, Temon cling, black cherries three for five cents.
A fragmented notice notes tourists were detained during a Yellowstone visit. Details are incomplete but indicate a disruption involving a group labeled Anis Team and a person named Tery Hen. Further data unavailable in readable text.
An armed highwayman robbed passengers during a late July stagecoach run in Yellowstone Western entrance area. The suspect, about 25 to 30 years old, masked and wearing a white shirt and blue jeans, looted valuables worth between 2000 and 5000 dollars while the coach line halted near a local hotel. Police and supervisors condemn the bold theft as numerous riders report varying counts of participants and stolen items. the guards and drivers aided in delaying the bandit until escape toward the south.
The forecast warns of market slumps and legal trouble, with sensational scandals and shipwreck risks. It predicts tension in politics, rising poverty in crowded cities, and a busy but anxious year for readers born under Cancer.
Five acres of the Gillespie, Kmports and search company party were robbed by two women outside the Gibbon and Fire Hole passes about 10 p.m. today. Senator Steel H Brady and F. Haynes of the Yellowstone-Western Burger company were behind the coaches, turned, and drove pemingrad camp, reporting the incident to Colonel Brett, commandant of OR park, where cavalry is now patrolling. The loss is described as very small and no one was injured.
A party of about 138 tourists including United States Senator James H Brady of Idaho were held up in Yellowstone National Park. Bandits halted the coach line at a sharp curve, forced passengers to stand, and fired a shot as they fled into the timber. Senator Brady, riding behind the leading coach, went forward and confronted the robbers with Rice of New York, helping passengers seek cover and alerting rear vehicles.
An officer from Milwaukee, T. P. Lally, detained three men by loading a wagon with cordage last night. The suspects Thomas Gavin John Makinnon refused to reveal the purpose of the tying and were taken to the county jail with the witness reporting the scene after the arrest.
Bagdad temple in Butte and temple in Helena host open houses before the imperial Shriner meeting in Seattle. About 200 members travel through Butte today with special training and planned hospitality to welcome visitors and ensure needs are met during the layover.
The article recalls a quirky elevator or ride experience described by several unnamed individuals. It mentions sensations of pressure and timing, noting how quickly moments pass and leaving readers reflecting on the oddity. The text is fragmented and reads like an OCR mishap from a local ad story.
A garbled account describes Thompson performing aerial maneuvers with a winged craft and a companion. Barney aids with stabilization as onlookers praise their daring. The event, scheduled for Thursday afternoon, is hosted under local lodge auspices and promises mobile races against a challenger named De Nism.
The program highlights Roadway Comedy four and an Empress Orchestra with a tuneful repertoire. A motion picture feature from Pathé Now Service is promised as part of a long series of attractions. The act includes a novelty equilibrist and items ranging from comedy to melody.
Ambrose McGowan, 1 year old, wandered from home near West Diamond Street in Asappeared. He spent Thursday night alone in a barn until found by family and police after several hours of searching. He escaped a whipping for climbing on forbidden property and is reported in good spirits.
The Rev John G Rose and W H Johns lead a committee to secure prizes for the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church annual picnic at Wilder on July 22. Dorothy Coletta Knight arrived in Yulgmten tonight, formerly Miss Mathilie Le Roy. Notes mention railroads and wood tie pricing in the Ozarks.
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