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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
12
The Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 430 Hig sink avenue Missoula. Telephone number 114. Advertising rates available on application.
The Missouri county high schools face a special session to approve a higher levy as funds from existing sources cannot be used for erbed purposes. The board approved new staff and course changes, including eliminating drawing, and arranged for a janitor for the school building during the summer session. Regular meetings will be held the third Mondays in January, April and July in the Nish school building.
Missoula reports that Ellis Sedman, recently back from Harvard Law School, passed the Massachusetts bar exam and is preparing to begin legal practice in Roslan. He will enter the field by associating with Wie.nn
A testimonial from Thomas M. Rossiter of Mar 30 1905 attaching dramatic skin cure claims to Cuticura remedies. He states a years long eczema covered face neck scalp and body, resisted hospital care, and credits Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura pills with full recovery in five weeks.
Local committees prepare for a Missouri lodge anniversary celebration marked by a special train from Missoula and nearby cities. About 40 members will be initiated as the lodge marks its first year. Aspeical aerope Ing of the Missoula Knights is set for Thursday evening at the Old Fellows Hall with reports from committees and final preparations for entertainment.
Mis soul reports Lothrop Mill halted due to a Kraubie engine settling and fire. Repairs will take seven weeks and ten days to complete with concrete foundation, fuel and boiler alignment, and engine readjustment at the Northern Parity Railway right of way.
A July missive from Flathead Reservation residents reports a grasshopper infestation spanning from the Bio Legiathis mission area to the Missouri river, with swarms threatening verdure and crops. The yellow variety grasshoppers are sweeping the valley, but officials believe the outbreak will not spread beyond the current area and may fade as the season ends.
Missoula July 25 Min Berg of Columbin Mont has been in Missoula for days to establish a boarding house near the University of Montana. The plan is to build and furnish a house that will accommodate nine students, with the opening expected this fall. The location is being selected, with a contract for construction to follow within days.
Missoula notes record several visiting residents including Sha. A D Dunn of Wallace and Mrs OF Adams of Sheefty, while Mrs Be Goyeky left for Seattle. George T. Rages and Dorothy’s party visited Missoula then returned home the same evening. Gray of Mullan Idaho stopped in, and the Whittemire case was heard in the royal Nand office. A new dancing club named the Juvenile club postponed its regular dance. Local transactions include assignments and property dealings. one theft led to an arrest in Drummond and a double delivery accident caused minor injuries.
Troops totaling about 23 000 men start a staged march from Fort Missoula toward American Lake Washington for a large mobilization. The 42nd Infantry unit proceeds via Hope Idaho and the Northern Pacific line under Lt Col Roath with officers Farnsworth Catwell Roberts L and Bendel. Major Rage leads garrison duty at the fort as the rest head toward the mobilization region.
A drunken man wandered to the river embankment at Front street late at night and would have been swept away by the current if not for an officer. The unidentified man, rescued from drowning, was jailed in Missouri. Separate note: James Ronner, son of John Bonner, engineering student at the University of Montana, left for Wallace to take an assistant city engineer post as the university reopens in September.
A man named William Dickinsen, injured in a street accident, has shown marked improvement over several days. He sustained a head injury from hitting the curb and will not be moved to hospital until fully recovered. he has been able to walk short distances recently.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a toning, healthful tonic for women. It claims to strengthen delicate womanly organs, aid nervous symptoms, improve sleep, relieve anxiety, and help with various menstrual disorders and pelvic issues. It mentions roots from American forests and a medical institute in Buffalo for consultation.
An order issued July 2 1906 by the United States Mint allowes the government to purchase silver in deposits from mines producing gold and silver. It authorizes payment at the current market rate for silver and directs acceptance of silver in deposits with a 1 to 7 ratio to gold, effective after August 1.
Special Minute to the Standani, Dillon, July 2. Carl Petersall was arraigned for passing a patched $10 bill. He pleaded not guilty. The bills were pasted together with identical fronts and different numbers. County Attorney Melton contends the bills are counterfeit and Petersall passed them in good faith during a poker game at Ideho Foils, Idaho.
New York July 25 Justice Rinberg orders the superintendent of insurance to show cause why the names of De Tracy Colonet Shinok Jud ami Harlow N Higginbotham should not be stricken from the administration. A petition from the Mutun Insurance Company is filed in Albany. Samuel Untermeyer represents the International Policy Holders' commission. The court will hear the matter.
The heart of the metropolis authorities has drafted a proposal on canned foods for borough consideration. Key clauses require the name and address of the manufacturer and canner on contents, one percent of each consignment opened for inspection, and independent inspection before canning. Preservatives would be strictly prohibited.
Special dispatch reports varied livestock movements in Milew City. July shipments include 1404 horses and 832 head sold at Clarke gate over two afternoons, with 890 cattle arriving from the west for sale. Details are scattered and partly unreadable due to OCR issues.
Snerial Dispatch reports Miss Marletin McCurdy of Bis Timber wed James F Meramec of the Baptist church at the Warren hotel this evening. No representative in the Eighth regine administrative wameindy from Sweet Cousg county attended.
Congressman Langworth and Mrs. Tenkworth will travel from Carlsbad Franzenbad and Marienbad after a three percent visit then perform a four day Bayreuth presentation of The Ring of the Niebelung at the local theater.
Fragmentary report describes a July commemoration of a United States landing and a dawn demonstration at Pence Louden. Early morning house of commons session completed a report amid cheers and opposition cries related to the event.
Chilean electoral delegates in Santiago have elected Don Berlin Monte as president of the country for the upcoming four-year term. The ceremony concluded with Monte’s confirmation as head of state amid addressing the nation’s agenda and political climate.
Report from Saku July 2 describes a robbery on the Westbound Freight section. No definite details on casualty or motive are given, but authorities report gunfire and forceful seizure of valuables. The incident disrupted a westbound route and is being investigated by police.
In Missoula inquiries rise over bids for a federal building project with $20,000 authorized. Bids will be opened in Washington and a 150 by 16 foot lot may be used. selections hinge on meeting requirements and price. Officials stress the building will be prominent, accessible and harmonize with local growth and surroundings. Washington dates and further steps are noted.
A vintage advertisement warns mothers of mortality risks from stomach and bowel troubles in children. It promotes Cascarets candy tablets as a safe, mild remedy that calms the bowels, supports nutrition, and prevents illness, urging guardians to keep a box at home and to insist on the genuine Sterling Remedy Company product.
A Chinese man fired a pistol in a back alley to raise an alarm in Butte. The incident drew a crowd as bystanders fled and firemen arrived to quell a blaze that damaged a nearby structure. The assessed damage exceeds $1,064.
Fragmented report describes two deaths in a pollage shaft and unsettled questions about their identities and circumstances. The text notes buried remains, unclear timelines, and ongoing inquiries as the water level drops and investigators question how two people disappeared and what links, if any, tie the events together.
A garbled OCR piece references miners, a prank, and a maiden named Toh Reve alive AL Marg. It mentions a scene with a cheese, a wind pylons, and a sworn tale about peasant exploits. The reading includes translations of Mesusen dovter tales and Megpen poetry themes amid scattered names.
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