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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
5
An old advertisement fragment promotes ladies shirt waist sets with multiple patterns and designs. It mentions stock items and references brands or colors uncertain due to damaged OCR, encouraging purchase of fashionable patterns and wearable styles.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a price related to steel quiving and a sale event. It mentions two dollars and notes about the item being set with a dye or dwellings, but the text is garbled and lacks clear participants or places.
Muddy fragmentary report notes a burial for a duck named Duckie at Craelatie Abbey. Three plaster valet attendants and an individual named Vykee are mentioned in the sparse lines, with unclear roles or dates attached to the event.
A fragmented OCR item notes a designer named solid bold shiv wearing a product by KELL Elie Clale Horr with a price tag seen as sur. The readable text is sparse and ambiguous but points to a fashion item and a price reference.
A garbled report describes a figure named Sherman returning from an Eastern journey. It mentions Copper Gane, a company, and a recent sale or press about machinery, stockholders, and property, with scattered references to New York and Philadelphia areas and possible assets or development plans.
The notice outlines a June meeting of the Western Federation of Industrial Workers, with plans to discuss affiliation and action. It mentions figures, locations, and asks all members to attend, citing organizational leadership and symbolic support for workers’ rights.
A fragmentary report discusses underground stables and drainage improvements at a mine site. It references the construction of stable areas to keep animals safe and away from collapse, with mentions of ventilation and late alterations, all aimed at preventing harm to the animals underground.
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