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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1916
Page
8
A man questions paternity of his children and accuses his wife in prescncd of others of wrongdoing. The case outlines family and identity disputes, with allegations forming the core of the filings. Further details remain unclear from the fragmented OCR text.
Montana insurance officials warn that a pending federal income tax amendment would tax the entire reserve additions, raising new costs for companies like Metropolitan Life and others. They argue this could force government supervision and jeopardize insurer stability while citing current Montana taxes and fees.
The issue presents a dated horoscope noting unfavorable planetary aspects around a partial lunar eclipse and warnings for domains such as governance and employment. It forecasts storms risk for crops, potential unrest in Paris, and hints at self government moves in Russia. It also mentions routine work advisories and cautions for the aged and employees. A brief remark about automatic safety gates performing well in tests follows.
Sheriff Charles H. Henderson declared for the Republican gubernatorial nomination during a Helena trip, leaving the sheriff race to others. His move reshapes local candidacies as Leighton, Cooney, Galen, and Gerheart compete for the state ticket.
An instructor at a night camp visits tents and warns boys to avoid something, urging them to grow into strong healthy men. Readers are asked to join a dotted line puzzle to uncover the forbidden item and assemble the story in a scrapbook as the final picture is printed.
Louis W. Hill, new Great Northern president, hails Montana as a premier agricultural state. He reports grain shipments surged to 36 million bushels last year, about 65 percent of state totals, and notes 29 million acres have been homesteaded in six years as land offices record high entries.
Property transfers include A Blacklund to Theresa Mark lots 11 and 18 block 7 Daly Addition. C Jensen to Ben Bank Realty lots 8 4 Mock 2 and 24 25 26 27 block 54 Daly. Marie F Lytton to Henry B Lytton undivided half of section 20 township 8 north range 7 west. Hjelma Anderson to Mrs M F Taylor lot 4 block 1 Plymouth Addition. United States patent to William W Mason 160 acres section 10 township 2 north range 7 west. US patent to Daniel Mason 164.58 acres section 10 township 2 north range 7 west. Mamie A McLeod and Angus R McLeod to Minera Savings Bank and Trust Company lot 1 and north half of lot 30 block 18 Grand Avenue Addition. P A Comer to D J Fitzgerald one third in Humboldt Ett and Agazis lodes. Daly Addition Company to Nick McGuire lots 26 27 28 29 block An order for 2 000 000 Cossack poots placed with London manufacturers.
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