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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1909
Page
9
In Los Angeles a traveler named Townsend Wise discusses potato crops and prices with local residents, noting Colorado led in year’s copper output and detailing rainfall, crop yields, and price trends. The report mentions an embroidery share, a gambling indictment, and a wedding at St Peter’s Church as side notes in a bustling city page.
The board of trustees of School District No 10 Neer Brye county invites bids for a steam secretary fitting project. Bids must be presented to the clerk before 7:00 PM on July 27, 180%. The trustees reserve the right to reject any bid. T. Olbary district clerk.
Miss Florenes Harty hosted a sewing party yesterday afternoon for a group of her friends at 518 Sprurvé Street. Attendees included Annie Clinton Tennis Grimshaw Feanette Johnson Ava Walker Catherine Clinton Alice Portman Frances Lagox Tith Lucox and Flor ened Harte.
John W. Tamer, agent in Amaconda, markets a fiathead registration map and booking service. The notice stresses location necessity and directs readers to secure a place promptly for the registration drive.
A letter from Charles E. Sakett urges dairymen to demand fair treatment and tax equity, criticizing non taxpayers and city officials. He warns that city and county actions may push costs onto dairymen while urging inspections and enforcement to protect milk quality and public health. The piece calls for responsible leadership and warns against biased assets shifting.
Local poultry group discusses flavoring and beefing up chicken dishes for a county fair barbecue. John Reese leads planning with Magathimn committee members to organize supplies and personnel. Community members urged full participation to ensure a successful poultry showcase and fundraiser.
A 13 year old boy named Tyane was dragged to death by a horse on Past Creek near St Ignurive Reservation. The incident occurred during a reckless ride involving a man from Tons Camille. The body was found with rope marks and severe injuries. The family and community mourn the loss as authorities review the events.
Thieves broke into Fo Lo parber clothing on Hlegins avenue in Standasah Missouri at an early hour. They pried a back window and took a small quantity of valuables, leaving shutters in place to mislead officers. A bag of jewelry and merchandise was found packed on the counter when the crime was discovered, with unknown culprits remaining unidentified.
Reports from Gregson and other Deer Lodge Valley points describe a violent hailstorm yesterday. Trees were stripped, chickens killed by ice, and heavy grain lodged. Some crops damaged while the storm remained confined to a small area. Anaconda saw no hail.
In White Plains today the Thaw case moved as experts testified on Thaw’s mental state while Jerome and Thaw sat near each other, sharing chats. Dr Fulton Evans reported on brain stain and alienist Henry Schmidt weighed Thaw’s mental capacity as jail physician Meyer testified. Evelyn Thaw remained absent as cross examination looms and the state hints at repeating wife’s earlier claims of threats.
A flurry of brief items notes rents in Grele and Wellows streets, barber and upholstery shops on Main, a Sheridan project, railroad watches, and various visitors including Mrs. Green of St Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. Bower. Also mentions Ford model arrival, local contest at the land office, and plans for the Alaska Yukon exposition.
In Missoula on July 26, two soldiers Joseph Malarkey and Monre were accused of aiding Indians. They pled guilty and the case was moved from the United States court to Fort Missoula military authorities. If convicted, they face court martial and possible army punishment. a prior related case, Felix Barnsby, is continued.
A man calling himself John Moss is believed to be an escaped patient from an asylum and is being held for investigation after being identified in Missoula. He resembles the rumored missing link, and lawmen say he is from Wayckfoot, Tinho.
In Philadelphia, William Cluthier defeated New York veteran B D Little in the upper half of the Longwood Cup semifinals. The match scores were 4-1, 6-2, 1-5, 2-? with fairs used to decide the watch, reflecting a tense championship setup.
M. N. Pets, a Chicago financier, and L. Norton, a western land expert, plan to buy up to 50 000 dollars worth of Yellowstone valley acreage after scouting Colorado Utah Oregon Washington and Thatis. Their tour aimed to locate profitable investments, with Billings as a base for their venture.
Fragmentary text suggests a retail advertisement urging shoppers to visit Strath store for a promotional event. The readable bits imply a general sale or special offer but lack concrete entities or dates. The passage shows garbled phrasing, challenging extraction of solid facts.
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