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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1911
Page
2
In the Lawler-French-Chinney dispute an attachment suit moved forward as John Lawler furnished 21,400 in cash and a writ of attachment was served on Freeh. French, after Sheriff O'Reilly served notices, consulted county lawyers to determine the required bond. He rapidly provided the bond after being informed of the exact amount.
Tripper, keen on good trees, invites Prof. Charles Wilson to inspect Anaconon streets. They examine trees, street conditions, and prospects for proper tree care to improve the city. Professor Wilson arrived Friday and spent the afternoon studying the area's arboreal conditions.
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ as a permanent cure for sore tender and swollen feet. It asserts rapid relief, comfort in shoes, and draws out poisonous excipations unlike powders. Sold by Luther Lindge & Co Chicago for 25 cents per box.
The article discusses Canadian poplars as shade trees for Anaconda Montana, noting growth successes and failures. It cites residents Mr. Walsor and Mr. Thirret, and Professor Wilson endorsing poplars yet warning climate limits. It describes planting methods to ensure deep roots and frost protection, and compares to native trees and other species.
An old advertisement fragment touts VitaErent medicine claiming to aid digestion and general health. It lists testimonials from seemingly grateful users and urges readers to obtain bottles via doctors and merchants. The note references Bally Malt Whiskey Co and distribution details, with mentions of New York Rochester and other locales.
Fragmentary notes describe residents including Frank Nilson and Alexander traveling to Canada and Vancouver. References to baseball fever, local coaches, and park events hint at community sports, parades, and upcoming awards with vague timing and places.
A fragmentary street chatter piece notes urban oddities and garbled phrases about places and events. It mentions Copper City, Puchie Wacay, Apanonida, and various nonsensical lines reflecting a noisy sidewalk conversation with unclear incidents.
Police traced two women who witnessed the Taevie bar holdup as robberies continued Friday night on Phi ryr street. The suspects fled after forcing patrons to surrender valuables, then hid near a drugstore. Women gave a poor description of the men, who resisted naming themselves to investigators despite pressure.
Curtiss’ airplane performed well on water tests with sustained aloft flight and a 12 minute duration. The craft reached speeds around 40 miles per hour in the air, with wind effects noted during sustained maneuvering. Experts compare the water and air performance, praising stability and the ability to operate under varied conditions.
Passengers aboard the eastbound Overland limited train near Reno report a severe jolt as a broken rail derailed nine cars just outside the city limits. The engine and one car stayed on the track while the remaining cars slid off. No injuries were reported though passengers endured a shaking experience. The incident caused no delay to continuing service on the double-tracked line.
A Kansas couple, Harvey Short and his bride, renewed vows and moved to Bozeman after a lengthy courtship begun in early Kansas settlement days. The pair, now in their eighties, planned a quiet life together in the wilderness of what is now Shawnod county, reflecting on decades of history from frontier times to their reunion.
A reformulated summary notes that researchers identify significant clues about ancient earth conditions. The article highlights a key discovery by Ms Hane Tae and team, detailing a steady progression toward understanding environmental changes and their impact on early civilizations.
The supplied OCR is garbled with mixed words and names, lacking coherent events or entities. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are extractable for a reliable summary.
A fragmentary report notes prominent Mexican women forming a suffrage campaign with petitions and leadership from figures cited by a periodical. The effort seeks political rights for women, aiming to influence national policy and public opinion across regions.
Readable fragments show a court case involving Stokes and related figures. The text mentions Liberty from jail for the girls in the Stokes case and includes scattered names and references to investigations, officials, and industrial work history. The passage is garbled but centers on a liberation outcome and associated people.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a legal action involving a fruit company, with references to numbers and names mangled. It hints at court proceedings, possible witnesses, and dates, though specifics are unclear due to garbled wording. The piece appears to mix unrelated names and phrases, complicating a precise summary.
A damaged OCR passage mentions a special opinion to the prison ministry and various names. The readable text includes garbled phrases about a Scrappers group and a figure linked to a long-ago event. No clear dates or locations are discernible.
Report from Putte notes an alderman attempting to calm two angry partners amid disputes and allegations. The text shows fragmented names and places, with references to officials and retirements impacting the premises.
Fragmented OCR text shows inconsistent phrases about temperature shifts during the day and mentions names and places in a jumbled form. It references a warm period and various unrelated terms, producing a chaotic, partially readable item with no clear event or outcome.
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