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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1926
Page
1
Reports from Boston Albany and Washington describe a deadly heat spell with temperatures near record highs and violent weather. Victims suffered heat prostration as storms caused damage across multiple states. Prisoners were released for health reasons amid the heat wave. Local officials warned of continuing danger as relief efforts began and courts enforced strict precautions.
Report discusses fruit quality expectations in California and commodity movements. Mentions Ogden and Utah offices, initial shipments, and concerns over water usage and price impacts on crops and preservation methods. References pre-season vendor bids and potential weather-related threats to fruit crops.
A distorted recall report describes a field expedition led by Willlin Royce Thompson and the University of Arizona. The aim is to secure trees and plants for experimental transplantation and a visitor deck exhibit during a 19th century mining era context.
Evangelist Lewis J. Smith urged ministers and lay leaders at Anday to guide youth with religion rather than sensational methods. He warned against flashy revival tactics and called for calmer, more hopeful approaches to engage young people.
A garbled historical page segment mentions individuals, committees, and locations like Kendle Cherity and Stoyhean headquarters. The readable parts reference a request to open or review centers, a protest or civic activity, and scattered names such as Maeve and Mer.
Deputy Laggan pricked suspects tied to larceny and robbery near Whitehall. The young man, linked to a spree from Virginia City to Helena, pleaded to several charges as officials argued for revocation of parole. Judges imposed a state prison term plus a pardon conditional release upon completion.
A chaotic writeup recounts a carload arrival at a fairground, with scattered notes on exhibits, a crowd, and an event layout. It mentions a track and field display, a stuffed rabbit prop, and noisy preparations around a gate near a park. The fragment hints at an opening Aug 4 and various performers.
A garbled OCR style excerpt poses a confusion of names and phrases. It seems to mash many words together with no clear subject or event. The passage lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to report plainly.
The page presents a series of questions directed to candidates about the proposed repeal of a state liquor law, the role of doctors in prescribing intoxicants, and the influence of the Anti-Saloon League. It inquires who financed last year’s campaigns, whether the league aims to undermine federal policy, and if members prioritize Minnesota’s welfare through their crusade, plus questions on income sources and beverage restrictions.
A wedding in Butte unites Mirw Alive Manirhat and family as witnesses, with extensive attendance from Monaghan and Coleman households. The bride and groom, heavily supported by friends and relatives, celebrated with a breakfast and brief honeymoon plans, marking a traditional community event from the area.
A jumble of names and charges shows driving and traffic violations with dismissals and fines. Individuals including Mayette, Vendrickean, and Hansason appear alongside others charged with vagrancy and reckless conduct, with various monetary penalties recorded.
A chaotic Spokane report describes Chelan chief Lang Jin pressing for immediate payment from the government while tribal leaders debate restoration of Columbia River treaties. The piece mentions forthcoming funds claimed as owed to Indigenous groups and includes critical, contentious quotes about government compensation and legacy payments.
Montana joins Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado in expanding sugar beet plantings this spring while Idaho and California cut acreage. U S total planted area reaches about 764 000 acres vs 786 000 last year and 925 000 in 1924. Forecasted production and sugar extraction suggest a sizable decline from 1925 and 1924 levels, with variances among states and years.
A report from Carsesson notes a new senator and a radical owner shaping the radical cause. M Poincare heads the government debate as Sartanaine plans talks with Poincare before Barthou. Possible shifts depend on tomorrow’s interview. Briand may become foreign minister with Painleve in principle taking a portfolio, Schramek tied to the literacy department.
Former Butte resident Georg McGrath, now Chicago sewer supervisor, returns from Chicago with his family to Montane. He reflects on former comrades, discusses his career, and recalls the 1995 move, the Young Men's and Young Women's society, and local political links including Gov. Robert KH. Smith McGuih.
Two Panitic orthweut stars meet four young Chicago players in the Western mindtteur golf tournament semifinals here tomorrow after quarterfinal wins at White Bear Yacht Course. Frank Dolp of Portland faces Ken del Tdsert of Chicago, while Rudy Knepper of Chicago advances to Seattle to play in the semis. <rest of readable details removed>
The Rialto screens a Rin-The-Thy film featuring a "wonder dog" in a pirate adventure titled Tracked in the Snow Country. The styled production follows Warner Bros offerings and recalls the era's popular serial heroes.
Centerville edged the Patchurs 8 to 4 to seize the lead in the Amateur League. Dublin Gulch defeated Courthouse Grocery 1 to 0, tying Weel Side for third as the standings tighten with about two weeks left. Repeated errors hurt Courthouse, while Gulch piled six hits off Coutch’s pitching.
National tennis champion Tilden defeated Edward G. Chandler of Berkeley to reach the eighth Longwood bowl. The match ended 6-1 6-2 as Tilden advanced with a straight-set victory amid high crowd noise. In doubles, Le Velney and Midon moved to the semi finals by beating Harada and Towtra 6-4 4-8 6-0. Women’s singles saw Elisabeth ta Monica of Cal beat Enret Tiake 6-0 6-1.
An approval for repair funding at a university is described with garbled names and misplaced terms. The fragment mentions a quarterly review, a request for 408 for care costs, and a disallowance by unnamed authorities, with several misrendered proper nouns and dates.
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