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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
6
The Standard promotes a four day final push for the standard contest with a special offer: six month subscriptions earn ballots toward prizes including a Mitchel automobile, a luxurious piano, or a Luelsell scholarship. Contestants rely on friends to boost votes as donors seek positions at prominent colleges and careers.
An advertisement asserts dandruff is a germ disease attacking hair roots. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product said to kill the dandruff germ and prevent hair loss, with mail order samples and distribution by agents in various cities.
The Daily Standard announces a limited time offer to contest entrants: subscribe to daily or Sunday editions for two years or multiple six month periods and receive extended votes. New subscribers enter for ten dollars and gain bonus votes toward the contest, with details on how many extended votes per subscription tier and the deadline for joining.
Fragmented passage shows random names, places, and numbers with jagged OCR errors. It references votes, substitutions, and a legal or civic context but lacks coherent facts, dates, or events to summarize into a clear historic item. The readable elements are too dispersed to form a reliable, factual card.
District No 1 covers the area north of the street with numerous residents listed. Names include Johnson, Katie McBoniel, Donnelly, Wyn, Bette Chale, Musine de Balboa, and others across multiple streets and neighborhoods. The document enumerates many local residents and addresses within the district.
District No 2 covers territory to Tutte and suburbs south of Park street. The list includes Mra Wei Caran 15 Vrudlo Smith 30 Svynmtng Florence Wier 208 Gaylord Allee Kolstead 533 J Gatena Kalla Jeelan Anna Merzial Minnia Hruentig 5 Imih C Jonea 153 Cherry Agnes McGregor 133 W Mercury Jound Stark 18 Bart Irona Anna Kimball 165 Montana Sauler Galfield 140 K Park Eva Kean 932 S Arizona Agnes Medlahon 1245 Farrell Laura Mills 893 W Mercury Myrito M Thase 210 Peur bs Myrtle Wormerstey 215 Margaret Garlland Eva Caron 1029 Navyland Emily Wharra 115 Upto Clara McCormick Florida May Lichlendah 659 Main Mamie Dyas 625 3 92 619 Mr W Tucker 635 5 1A 175 180 Winnie Cindusky all Watson 112 450 Sgqdie Francia 715 Utals Ella Landon 485 W Irons 194140.
Fragmented OCR shows names and places in a district notice with many garbled terms. Readable items include individuals such as Mary Welly, Agnes, Nellie Datteds, Roby Hither, Stella Conlon and places like Chestnut, Seventh. The text otherwise lists many unclear figures and locales.
Fragmented OCR text presents a jumble of names and identifiers including Sadtherine Connolly and Marie Whekobani, with scattered fragments such as Fifth Faliis M. Metnes and 427 estate Sisto Johnson. Likely a damaged obituary or notice page with incomplete line items.
An OCR fragment lists numerous districts and person names across towns such as Willow, Stevensville, Deer Lodge, and Myrllpsbury. The text reads as a jumble of names including Annie Finn Margaret Brogan Yessie Plizpatrick and many others with scattered places and potential district labels. No coherent event or narrative is discernible.
District No. 5 area names scattered through a garbled list of local places and people. The fragmentary text includes many proper nouns such as Shore Line Norther, Whitehall, Margaret Dawes, Nettie Pickett, and Margaret Tate Merri AUG Mooflent, along with several unclear terms and possible titles or roles. No coherent event or narrative emerges from the legible material.
District news lists a host of towns and individuals in a sprawling regional recap. Names such as Molly Murphy Helen Ilson and Betharine Wit appear among many others, with scattered mentions of places like Birmingham Tinton and Marienton. The fragmented OCR text outlines a broad geographic sweep without clear events or dates.
District No 7 campwises territory list reads as a census style roster of individuals and places. It names Anna Watson Chestnut Miklved Hunter Wallow Creek Annie Oawell Mary Rayne Edith Atherton Red Long Ida Sayursey Billings Mary Bunn Leann Kell Laura Anderson Minnie Fowler Jondiva Gane Waleon Storms Batth Hionaten Ray McCarthy Fowlsend Martin Orhorne Glendive and other entries with scattered villages and surnames indicating a community register.
An advertisement stresses right living for health and endorses California Fig Syrup Co laxatives as the ideal remedy. It praises the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, urging buyers to purchase the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co through leading druggists.
A fragmentary OCR reading lists individuals such as Glendora Clarke and Minda Wide along with place names Harlewten Efarlowten and Muartinsdale. It includes numeric codes like 6.269 6.287 and a totals line reading 16,910 13,686, suggesting a compiled roster or local tally.
A fragmented OCR list includes Ainun J Corby Jinith Gap Bhineh Lafand Alartinsdale and other names such as AURUSSE Coron Taying Agnes Hayes Judith Gap Aibey Ane se Toston Lavete Brawn Ela, suggesting a damaged roster of personal names with unclear context or affiliations. The readable items indicate scattered person names and places without a coherent narrative or dates.
Fragmented OCR text shows Senator Carter defending the Dingley tariff provision in the senate. Warren, Rountay, and Page are cited on positions about protecting farmers and market access. The debate includes claims of midnight conferences and discussions of protecting domestic manufacturing and leather industries.
Fragmentary OCR notes report a small profit and various financial figures including a $1 item, $600,283, and $46. The text references cash of transportation and various supplies and machinery, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. Entities include county mentions and monetary amounts, but specifics are unreadable.
A ship incident near Penarth Irish Settle on March 1 ends with the Merudilio docking at Mist Bostey. The captain and crew faced a dangerous situation as the ship listed and lurched, with the master at the wheel and the guardometer detailing the crew’s fear and the vessel’s peril.
An item notes a looming doctor shortage in the United States with census figures predicting 122000 doctors by a later year and 154000 by another. It cites Post Graduate studies in Europe and a looming economic strain from reduced medical supply, mentioning medical advertising and local services.
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