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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
7
Western Montana office of the Stanard operates from 130 Hig gine avenue Mixgoula with telephone 118. Advertising rates are available on application.
A Spokane judge, Judge Folixter, grants Tod Alfett a judgment for costs in a joint liability dispute. The order notes the Knights of the Mites alliance paid part of the dues, but contends the order should not exceed the paid amount. The case centers on conskt fund and insurance misstatements with Michgan ties and jointure elements.
Josie Reb, graduate of the University of Montana, will become assistant principal for Lothrop schools next year. Audray Lauuop, named by the school board, steps into a leadership role. Sian Hult and Leont James are noted among graduates, reflecting strong records and promising futures.
A garbled passage describes a police chief and a county attorney in a stalled drama. It mentions a speed limit and a roadside incident where individuals are framed as heroic, with unclear names and roles. The text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details.
Migsouta June 1 report an executive meeting to choose a secretary for the association. Citizens of Minerula recall past efforts and propose a strong candidate to lead the organization from its East Mala Street headquarters, amid ongoing discussions and membership concerns.
The text notes an organized MEW Company with misread elements, referencing incorporation steps and a capital stock structure. It mentions Missoula and unclear local details, with a stated stock value and share structure, but the record is severely garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a reliable year round cure praised by dealers and physicians. It claims quick relief, life saving potential before a doctor arrives, and available for a quarter.
A steam dredge project advances at Hughes Creek in Megoula with engineer Traemail in charge arriving from Twarte net Mie. Gellert J. Rush of the University of Montana assists as a key technician. Three months are planned to complete the dredge, expected to become a lucrative asset for local property owners.
Missouri officials report allegations against race meet managers citing potential misdemeanor acts. Names include attorney William Mitr and others connected to the event. Protests accompanied the meet, with claims of inappropriate calling and conduct during the proceedings.
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A damaged report notes William J. Bryan addressed Democratic activity with references to state conventions. The text describes a chaotic scene, mentions a possible injury, and reports no known relatives for the deceased.
Misouia activists debate costs and procedures for welcoming delegates to a federation gathering. A committee outlines plans for entertainment, travel, and seating while county officials consider budget implications and potential actions by the chamber.
The report details widespread washouts along the Northern Dakota rail corridor causing delays and route changes. Flooding has halted traffic, with lines washed out between key points and multiple crossings damaged. Locomotives and freight were stranded as crews assessed repairs and rerouting options. The historic inundation marks an unprecedented wet spell for Western North Dakota.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a mis-spelled promotional piece touting a product named Wyromel or Myomel with claims of cures and a Pastor’s prophecy. It includes marketing language, price pitches, and requests to send money for a “free sample,” typical of dubious health advertisements from older papers.
The Missoula city council, with all aldermen present, abolished the office of city detective and special police, confirmed new police officers, and approved ordinances for automoblie speed limits, street commission reforms, and a joint west ridge bridge project with county funding. The body also authorized park improvements, alley widening, and dedicated street lighting, adjourning to a future meeting.
Mixsouls June 11 announcements list several passenger rates for Montana travelers. One fare to rail to Chicago area for delegates to state convention, with a special low round trip through Yellowstone National Park. Higher fare for attending a western league convention. Minor disruption on Kyara hill caused no serious damage.
Missoula hosts the annual convention of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs with delegates traveling from across the state. Sessions begin Tuesday at 9:44 AM at the university, continuing through Wednesday. An ABA reception and a Missoula chamber of commerce event are planned, including a tour by conveyance to local points of interest.
Prominent Missoula residents promote Western Montana exhibits for the upcoming county fair in August and September. A chamber of commerce meeting heard plans to attract state-wide displays and boost agricultural and livestock showings, with emphasis on Montana products and fair premiums.
The fragment reports a capture near Herne Switzerland and mentions an attempt to take a life by a Russian malefactor. It references Ty Pelsoner and a commel indicating his status, with unclear linkage to US Elly. The text remains garbled and uncertain about details.
An old advertisement-style health notice touts Dr. Pierca's Golden Medical Discovery as a nerve tonic and general health booster. It claims to nourish nerves and organs, boosts vitality, and contrasts itself with alcohol-containing tonics. Also mentions other Dr. Pierce remedies and free sample details.
Fragmented OCR recounts a murder case involving Charles Tucker with court notes and suspects. It references witnesses, evidence, and potential motives as the trial unfolds near Westen in March 104 and mentions legal figures and institutions.
Fragmented notes list Butte individuals and connections with Thornton, Norvis, and Virginia City references. Names include Hensen, Blehard J. Chowuy, Margaret M. Melita, May ret A. Heals, Sallie Me Dull Cen Waerligion, Mary Hartington, Gander, May Lavette, and Elinsey Joleson amid scattered places and events. The passage blends several names and places without clear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR notes list numerous names and places across states and towns. Mentions Wilson, Dayton, Washington, Ward, and other individuals in a scattered military context with unclear actions. The incomplete text hints at a roster or convoy related to munitions and personnel.
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