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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
4
A 2 day Methodist Episcopal general conference moved rapidly with morning and afternoon sessions approving routine matters. Debates focused on heresy trials and reform of discipline while key bishop assignments and mission posts were announced.
A quirky, partly garbled set of dialogues from a small town shop where a young woman seeks tin note paper and remarks on reductions to a mysterious flavoring. Interjections mix with a clergyman’s daughter and a shy youth, ending with a strange legend about a doctor and a cough. Edith and Mildred appear as a pair discussing a girl’s autonomy.
New York reports May set a wetness record with rainfall totaling 1.88 inches on Saturday 1.88 inches?. the month’s excess moisture reached 0.10 inches beyond prior May highs. Forecaster Emery notes the pattern and records show May’s rainfall at 7.01 inches in historic comparisons.
OCR reads a fragmented notice mentioning surrender, Poat-elevtron speech, Lin, and resistance. The text is unclear but indicates a historical report of surrender and a notable speech related to an internal event or conflict. Persons, dates, or organizations are not identifiable from the legible lines.
The readable text recalls a river barge with Chinese prisoners and a drowning tragedy along the Amur, alongside scattered nineteenth century patriotic rhetoric. It mentions Weatherford, Texas, and a grim discussion of Union and Confederate symbols amid broad, garbled prose about nation and loyalty.
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