19 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
1
Partial OCR shows a B. and A. Railway timetable noting trains from Anaconda to Bulte with specified departure and arrival slots, including a bulleted leave and travel times obscured by unreadable characters. The readable portion indicates scheduled movements between the two towns on a single line.
A vintage ad extols Cascarets as gentle effective laxatives replacing old fashioned remedies like castor oil. It promotes natural action, casual outdoor exercise, and a 10 cent box, claiming one tablet at the first sign of need prevents discomfort and leaves users feeling great. It touts convenience and purse size packaging for women.
The league champions defeated Butte Electrics 18 to 7 at Washoe Park. Four pitchers worked, with Dragan star of the game, four runs and two hits in five at bats. McEachern starred defensively, despite a collision. Fans noted wild plays, errors, and a late surge by Anaconda with Welty and Logan contributing in offense and defense.
A garbled court filing details a real estate dispute in Deor Loder district court. The document references notices, expenses, and a judge named Dh Ony McG Th Winkte En.
Fragmented text shows names and phrases but lacks complete sentences or coherent events. The piece reads like garbled notes referencing individuals, dates, and places without clear context or story.
Henry A Quinlan and Miss Colvin were married at St Paul Church yesterday morning at 7:89. The Livingston bride, former Park county school superintendent, will reside on Quinlan ranch near Deer Lodge. Quinlan, from Lear Lodge valley, ranches mainly in Granite county on Rock Creek. They embark on a brief worldime trip and will settle into a large circle of friends across western Montana.
Disjointed OCR note outlines Ireland related matters and local happenings. Mentions Willie Malloy, Meath nursing and a chase into Buthe Winconda, with references to Shariff Kvete and party activities in Butte. The fragmentary text lacks clear events or outcomes, but indicates a disrupted schedule and local political themes.
Superintendent Vinyre of the Ara vondil schonle tert fi Melon yearerday begins an investigation into the principal evfouls of the state where Domestic Science is highlighted. He plans to visit Schon at Dilion and possibly meet in uly televile amid preparations for a model done in the Helena school beard recital.
Father Nicolay of Victoria B C is visiting St. Paul’s parish house. He recalls a 200 day march siege at Nanaimo BC where native attackers burned a home and demanded his blood. He describes a young chief stopping a brutal mob, sparing him, and notes years of prior trouble, followed by efforts to Christianize and share peace.
French Canadians in Western Montana will rally in Missoula on Sunday June 25 for St John s Day celebration. A. Marion will lead the parade and a ceremony at St Francis Xavier church with Rev Father Delon officiating. The program includes a sermon by Father Guaymard and a moving of the society at Masonic hall and Riverstone Park.
A Colfax lodge held a memorial service described as a solemn gathering. The event honored departed brothers and stressed Brotherhood, patience, and support for widows and orphans, with officers named and arrangements noted.
In brisk street chatter of Copper City, a sweeping rumor speaks of a future wool substitute and global impact. Citizens discuss planned innovations, agricultural shifts, and leadership claims amid tense speculation about supply, technique, and economic effects worldwide.
A garbled field report chronicles the Deer Lodge Teamsters gathering with many names and details. It notes a large turnout, speeches, and community participation, detailing attendees and activities despite extensive OCR distortion.
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