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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1912
Page
2
A prominent Leander teacher, identified as B.C. Muore, died after a prolonged illness described as painful and debilitating. Reports mention a long battle with internal valvular issues and anesthesia-like symptoms, with the narrative claiming a sudden post-treatment recovery and renewed vigor following a five month period of decline.
Delegates gather in Anaconda as Bishop Brewer presides over a missions meeting. Delegates from various parts of the state arrive, with women delegates scheduled for credentialing discussions at a social morning session. Train delays threaten some Northerny Pacific travelers reaching to attend.
Local churches including Chrialy Church at Sixth and Dale IL list morning and evening services with choir, Sunday school, and special programs. Swedish Mission, Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist churches announce sermons, prayer meetings, and youth events, inviting visitors and strangers.
The pastel portrait by Tacques oncer titled Tour de Duval sold for 120000 in chartered currency, setting a record price at public sale. The auction held by Morikrh Administration Conceation realized 5200, though the attorney for the seller initially refused to act as broker.
The fragment lists several individuals and entities in a disjointed line, including Dan Warpay Maygoy Taco Nel vern Thogene Ih Ue Bagr P. s Sutherlind Axel Suppi and others, followed by a stray title or signature W. HARPER Instinaster.
Shamrocks suffer a heavy 18 to 4 defeat to Shelmokey’s general office squad. The game featured a list of players and positions, with management notes and postgame plans mentioned as the teams split after the clash.
Widly scattered notes show Titlow’s Huber visiting the city, Tames Gil spotted in Taw A, and Helena’s Tanematd at residence. Several arrivals include Mrs Mechrmlels, Gasdor from Anmilton, and Poy reit-Puenteed yearsant. Episcopal conference attendees and local delegates mentioned, with many names and places sprinkled through the report.
Citizens discuss June brides and a court inquiry about marriage permits at the courthouse. The feature mentions local customs, prices, and a plea for clearer guidance amid public confusion.
Fragmented notes discuss varied topics from photographs by concern to U.S. Army images and copper to sea currents. It touches on medieval climate shifts in Northern Europe, lunar effects on currents, winter conditions, and Viking era or later ocean circulation insights in a dense, garbled 19th century style.
Fire Chief Collins showcases a newly equipped machine amid a July demonstration claiming improved safety and efficiency. Officials describe advanced features and potential public benefits as observers note the event’s emphasis on technology and readiness.
Fragmentary readable items hint at names and events but details are damaged. The legible bits mention individuals such as Julia Winston and possible payments or examinations, but no coherent event or date emerges. The piece appears as an OCR garble from a news page with multiple misspellings and broken phrases.
A garbled clipping discusses suffrage related phrases, noting a focus on the word suffrage and political methods. It mentions a Hawaii context and a gavel, implying a ceremonial or legal proceeding. The text is fragmented, limiting precise details or identities.
A garbled passage mixes train movements from Anaconda to Butte with scattered phrases about astronomy, navigation, and warfare. The text jumble references poles, Greenwich, and angles, plus an apparent military description of machines and ships. Names and places are incomplete and unclear.
A garbled 1911 notice promising public hearing on railroad crossing issues. It mentions the Montana railroad commission and a county court, seeking testimony and evidence from affected residents. Details are incomplete but indicate formal proceedings and a scheduled date.
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