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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
6
The Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 1gu fine guns avenue Missoula. Advertising rates are available on application via telephone number 78.
Missoula council adjourned after a lively meeting that included street and lighting petitions. Officials discussed street lighting along Higiss avenue south and repairs near First and River streets while referring various items to the appropriate committees.
Milesaura on day four reports ad hoc Bates from the 15 Jum beri men’s wyluns in Western Montana arrived to avoid a meeting about uniting under one head. The amet has been starved by bun McDonald at Plate One Time apn. Informal sessions occurred but nothing decisive. Dan McDonall could reach its city and temvarrow.
A historic notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a free advisory service for women's health. It cites testimonials from grateful users including Mrs. Fannie J. Fas Street of Bradford, Pa., and Lydia F. Winkham, praising cures and urging women to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
The proceeding before Commissioner Whaley covered claims against the Northern Territory and involved testimony from Dr Cobesteverey Teg, Senator Stevens, and Governor Stevens regarding Bitter Water boundaries. The case focused on treaty intent and land titles in the Munds region.
Missoula returns a verdict in favor of Lelia Blanchard in probate court over the estate of her late husband Gifford Biennhard. The judge ruled all points in her favor after examining evidence and opposing motions by the mother-in-law, with the administrator granted letters of administration and the estate to be settled. The decision includes a $20,109 value cited in the record.
Misgouki and Jhie present a student ensemble at Culverst Assembly Hall. The program features a range of entertainments selected by Mee. Hera rbot Wil welcomes attendees and praises the cultivated temperament and ability of the pupils.
Missoula notes mention ELF Farnham and other visitors arriving Saturday evening for commencement week. Coeur d Alene and Anaconda guests including Bradvatt and Joly Wy Cooney plan extended stays. Butte residents Cooney family and Mr and Mrs Pelee will visit the Boat and the Orchard Eames area for about three months.
A garbled OCR style report mentions a world theatre event with scattered names and actions. It references a show, preparations, attendees, and various unclear details, including movements toward a westward area and midafternoon activities, with numerous unreadable fragments.
The article notes the resignation of a longtime chief clerk after many years with the railroad. It praises his steady service, leadership in the clerk division, and his role in coordinating head orders and daily operations. Widespread well wishes accompany his departure as the company selects a new chief clerk.
A Missourian report describes nine men arraigned before Police Magistrate Davis for stealing cigars from wreckage near a northern pack railroad site. They pleaded guilty and were fined and restrained from wages. the incident involved wreckage on track stones and scattered goods. The piece notes the case as part of a broader spree, with listing related costs and items seized.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Col Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a longstanding, physician-endorsed tonic. It claims thousands of testimonials and life-saving potential when medical help is delayed, offered for a quarter. Buy now.
An investigation reveals filthy conditions at meat packing houses with workers in stained aprons handling carcasses on dirty floors. Meat is trimmed, washed, and repackaged for sale with poor hygiene and mislabeling practices, prompting government oversight and relabeling to appear fresh.
A June 4 statement cites the Neil Reynolds report on meat packing plants and Roosevelt era policy. It asserts packers are generally satisfied with working conditions and health measures, while signaling readiness to implement improvements where needed.
A historical note details a long political career from 1815 when elected to the state senate through terms in 1880 1888 and 1893 and later service as United States senator succeeding Willan Piles Whytt with renewed success in 1903. The article also mentions a university music contest this afternoon where Miss Marleen Spencer won the Bonner medal with students delivering creditable performances and notable progress.
A fragmented report from an odd mix of phrases hints at plays and personalities across regions. Names and places blur into a collage, suggesting a cultural or literary exchange touching distant lands and diverse speakers. No clear event or outcome surfaces, but the fragmentary text indicates a media mosaic.
Mrs W. J. Griess of Clay Center Nebraska writes that frequent itching and hair loss due to dandruff were cured by weekly baths with Cuticura Soap and application of Cuticuraointment. After five years her hair remains long, fine, and healthy with no itching or flakes.
An early 20th century promotional notice urges mothers to use Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for infant skin care. It touts cleansing, protection, and antiseptic benefits for babies and children, covering rashes, itching, chafing, irritation, and general toilet use. The ad claims Cuticura products are the world’s favorite and essential for nursery hygiene.
The city advances a project to pave streets and build a theater in the Bey ward to host vaudeville performers this season. Officials report improved street and sewer work, with inspector approval and plans for public shows funded by local patrons.
A Kansas hilltop yields a massive water vein amid reports of a six inch pipe and intense pressure. The find promises abundant water to nearby towns if a gravity line can be run from the peak, with locals hopeful for a reliable supply. Strong questions linger about the vein’s extent and the feasibility of full delivery.
A garbled OCR sentence references police and lumber with fragmented dialogue about automobiles and sminke bedinsd, lacking coherent action or clear entities to summarize.
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