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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
6
A fragmentary report from a committee visit to Mirrorila describes upheaval in the executive system. It urges members seeking home opportunities on the Fiathead reservation to apply for membership, arguing the information cannot be secured by the individual. The text references office procedures and unnamed individuals.
Parochial school graduates at St Lawrence in a ceremony between Centerville and Walterville receive diplomas after completing courses. Rev Father delivers remarks honoring graduates and noting their hard work. The event marks the end of the school year with plans for a repeat formal tonight. Two local weddings are also noted in this page segment.
A fragment reports a Pearce family tied with parents at Logan and plans an extended trip to various Louisiana cities, with residence to be Lake Charles after travel late in July. The note mentions Mr Pearce as a young businessman and references Wa and Mrs Pearce.
Norwegian novelist Bjornsen has a relapse described as a stroke. The report gives limited readable details with names and unclear additional context from the damaged text.
Five people were saved after a dramatic incident at the Ore smokehouse where witnesses describe brave actions by Pat Contovitelt and two other town workers. Two others died and two were injured while attempting to rescue colleagues near the wagon yard as Austrian attackers engaged. Hospitalized survivors received care and tickets for return to Sale date remain at the ticket office.
Senator Burkett of Nebraska denounced the Finance Committees handling of Philippine policy. He criticized Aldrich and Hulkeley proposals to alter tariff and duty provisions and warned it could undermine confidence in the committee. The debate centered on independence and trade measures affecting tobacco and other products.
The discussion centers on import limits and Philippine governance with Senator Borah advocating for looser ends of colonial policy. Proposals to cut importation to 60 million were defeated as supporters argue for recognizing Philippine independence and constitutional consistency despite party lines.
A dead man found in a room on South Alton Street is identified by description as a 69 year old laborer with no papers or baggage. The landlady recalls him as Tracey at the block and authorities suspect heart disease or tuberculosis as the cause. The body was removed to Sherman & Renda funeral home for examination.
A damaged ad text claims electric treatment named Electro-Vigor cured drug habit and bowel ailments. It includes testimonials, a free $1 book offer, and an invitation to mail a coupon for treatment details. The piece reads like an inartful promotional medical advertorial.
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