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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
2
A long legible fragment discusses voting rights, including Indians in a reservation context and residency requirements. It mentions registration eligibility and the need to establish residence before voting, with references to local authorities and survey contexts. The piece also touches on broader civic participation and literacy in the electorate.
A fragmented local note highlights Madge Murphy’s return to the stage with violin performances at Aeolian Will and related venues. The piece references Miss Murphy’s optics and prior acclaim, noting the audience’s response and the ongoing festival circuit.
In Wilson the public square becomes the center of a heated tramp race spectacle as competitors sprint through dirt and dust. Spectators hold their breath as the crowd size and the town’s tension rise while one man pushes beyond all limits.
A fragmented, poverty‑tinged text describes someone paying with property coin value, family strain from wealth disparity, and a shabby appearance. It references a sovereign gift and a baby, with vague notes about security stands and confiding distress.
Fragmented account describes a Saturday baseball event at Columbia Gardens with mentions of teams including the Anaconda Juniors and Angurundt Jumnows, a muted crowd, and uncertain details about lineups and outcomes amid weather and attendance notes. Several local players and supporters are referenced with speculative remarks on performance and attendance.
A fragmentary page lists visitations by Myla to Mrs Shoylin, Miss McDonel at Whitipsburg, and others, with obituaries and bereavement expressions. Mentions Geneva dispatches, a Swiss frontier incident, and a damaged wirehouse worth $29,000. The text blends social notices, meetings, and distant events into a single community snapshot.
A fragment from Ruloburgh notes a June 11 birthday event at Kilmarnock with a hand loaned wage detail. It mentions IWvellivand and a person who worked there, identified as Ld wid haa, in a terse local diary style.
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