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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary text notes Buite Furniture Exchange at 57 East Park Street and references to Buitevic and wuanera supplies for sale. It mentions items priced in dollars and a gas-related issue, but details are unclear due to damage.
A well known truste couple offered to take Lily May into care to save her from a dire fate. The girl 29 faced vagrancy charges as a judge noted her case. The couple claimed to know her since childhood and sought to rescue her by guardianship rather than prosecution.
Dispatch from Gallatin reports a wet season with frequent showers delaying haying yet unlikely to ruin the crop. Red clover stands out among crops with an exceptionally heavy growth, yielding a potentially profitable season. John Gary, the largest local dealer, estimates total crop in the valley near KY tens.
A garbled 19th century report describes a handcar collision with a cow on a Milwaukee line. Plaintiffs seek tens of thousands in damages from the Milwaukee Railway Co and others, alleging injuries to: Dimitrose, Mrs. Lamb, Alice Far lit, and related parties. Several cases name guardians, agents, and local hotels, with varying injury claims and fault arguments.
The 61st campaign meeting plans for Governor Wilson of New Jersey and President to address the American road congress in Atlantic City between Sept. 2 and cnt. Both Democratic and Republican nominees will speak on the platform while their addresses remain non political. The event unites highway groups and road machinery associations under one congress with representatives from dozens of state and local improvements societies.
The annual summer ball of the 3 ton and Montana band will trep this evening at Columbia garde Wilfred Hoiman is Jeanes. Eighteen dances are planned plus extras, promising an enjoyable affair. The committee includes F Kelley, A I Davis, Tey Wharton, and many others. Floor stewards are Captain Hick and Arthur Berry among others.
A fragmented historical clipping notes a bank named Mine and Savings Bank and Trust Co in Butte offering four percent interest on deposits. The text is garbled with non-coherent phrases but centers on savings and banking terms.
In a Narragansett lode proceeding before Judge Lynch, the Butte Superior Mining company property was sold for taxes by the sheriff. Davenopeet bought the claim for 204 dollars, then resold for about 3 dollars, now seeking 15000. Named defendants include Cailan and others. issues concern improper notices and redemption rights, with a decision forthcoming in the new courthouse.
Idle fellow Tenny J Gosw starts suit against Algaree court officials touching a marriage with Canyon Clyde. The case, filed in Sampter, Ove, involves charges and reveals a residence at Sampter and a business listing at 2 East Park. Local notices hint at changes in address and a reference to palatial funet services. The text ends with a garbled slate of names and a pricing line.
In a period voice report, Merl. Joni de Mebiathe covers judge Hanford and associate remarks by a myriad of figures. The article details calls for honesty, defense of constitutional duties, and the push to preserve public confidence in the judiciary amid ongoing investigation and accusations of unfair conduct.
Judge Banker described a chaotic scene as horses and alleged beaters were involved in a dispute. Reports mention Frank Murphy arrested for throwing a rock on Main Street and a woman named Madeline Postdl facing district charges amid a tense public altercation.
An account describes Mrs Luce and Mantini's care team preparing for a community event tied to a removal process. It mentions Bo Lute as manager and other local names, with a Saturday frame and a weary voyage context around a child and a local milestone.
Berton Leegat, long resident of Hulre, announces the removal of the finesse from 14 Batt Lake. He is located at Wearns building in that city.
A local prize is posted offering $100 TV if someone proves the thief who damaged a $1 sewed yarn bullets incident at 12 West Pars treat. The note requests assistance in locating the responsible party and directs inquiries to the stated contact.
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