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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
12
John Brown aged 45, a Montana Power Co line patrolman from The Forks, was killed after wires fell and carried 400 volts, leaving him a widower. The July incident occurred in Bozeman as workers attempted to craft the line.
A fragmented report notes rain in Washington causing scattered delays as commuters move through downtown. It mentions vehicles and roads impacted, with little other context or names clearly readable.
A message reports severe body aches and dizziness, claiming four bottles of a remedy cured symptoms and left the user feeling markedly improved, though the writer notes ongoing weakness and red-tinged sensations. The brief appears as a fragment from a first-person account of health improvement.
A wedding at Canton featured John G Martin and a bride in a cream gown with lace. Attendants included Audrey Melatosh and Lenore Preffer with guests listed from Amherst Street and various locals. The reception offered refreshments as neighbors and families, including Mrs Dick’s mother Ruth, attended.
English sculler Beresford edges Hoover in Putney race for the Philadelphia Cup, a long distance event. The boats tangled early when Beresford gained control and pulled ahead, Beresford stroking quickly as Hoover struggled to respond, securing a clear victory for the Briton.
The race halted after 700 yards when Beresford led by under a tenth, and Hoover claimed the better man won. Directors of the Grain Marketing Co operative voted to continue as an organization and to return proportions from four vendor companies. A proposed merger with an old- lining grain pan was discussed, with options to pursue outright ownership within a year.
A fragmented reminiscence from Butte recalls Fourth of July celebrations, early lighting plants, and the old guard. The speaker mentions wandering streets, meeting few Americans, and seeks old acquaintances like Ted, Warren, A F Bray, Jack Gallagher, Jim Murray, and others. References to Mountain mine lights, Bell Martin Mannan’s fence, and Mercury street illustrate Butte’s early infrastructure and social history.
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