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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
11
Fragmented notes describe travels and social events across multiple figures. Mrs. Pelmolimit attends events in Denver while others plan trips to New York and West Coast locations. Local shops advertise wares and services. marriages and personal announcements appear alongside routine business notices and upcoming social gatherings.
The document mentions a federal court proceeding with individuals including Molen, Mite, Val Barth, and others. Aged 45 person Carlen is referenced in a context of a Wednesday remittance and a weddingrelated term appears, along with a holiday or date marker and location near ORL HOMO. The full details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A district court divorce case against Mat Barkman reveals claims of ongoing abuse by the husband since their June 17 1893 marriage in Butte. The plaintiff describes repeated beatings choking threats and economic distress affecting four children. The suit asserts conduct endangered her life with incidents in June and August and seeks relief amid related court actions.
Charles Sommers and Schoettner, once partners in photography, clash over the use of the Studio Grand name. A receiver sold the business after a court appointment, Schoettner formed a new gallery, and sums of damages are sought amid claims of improper use and name confusion.
Tomorrow morning at 9 o clock children will be brought to the grounds in the old wall and new Take site for a city Children’s Day program. Buses will run from Walkerville Centerville Englewood Oregon avenue and the race track to the grounds. Children under five ride free, others may ride until 1 30 pm. A merry go round, swings and games will entertain, and a new playground will be ready on the second day. Delegates returning from Great Falls praise the Epworth league convention and say the next edition will be held in Butte after a 14 year gap.
Testimony describes a church trustee weighing sale of Amalgamated Sugar stock to Havemeyer and whether the church’s holdings sway the business conflict. Officials noted the church itself has no holdings, while managers testified about stock ratios and future industry implications amid legal questions and trusteeship duties.
Gee Sundnide Grewala and Jone 22h ren announce a new project aid totaling about 96 000 dollars. When finished it will cover roughly three-quarters of an intended Ind. project, funding a large portion of the work slated for completion.
The Wootlan McNeil Moune bidders won a 59,000 bond issue for a school band program but questions arose over legality. County and state attorneys advised evaluating the process. bids were kept valid while officials scheduled further review. Absences and staff changes accompanied the board action, with resignations and leave approvals noted.
J Bample of this city yesterday completed the purchase of the wealth of Fred S Schultz of Alder the largest sheep raiser in Madison county. Schultz sheared 17500 sheep wool averaging eight pounds per head total 140000 pounds. Hample paid 18 cents per pound for the wool. Schultz said the range is never better and the sheep are doing well. He noted a proposed tax reduction would not affect him as he can raise sheep as low as anyone in the world.
A concise remark urges readers to seek value and efficiency, noting the desire to stretch a dollar through shared effort. The message implies collective action to improve purchasing power and work output.
Auction daily at p.m. Moraine hours devoted to private sales at auction prices. Valuable prizes away every day absolutely.
A New York based Periodical Clearing House and related publishers face a federal suits alleging an illegal combination to fix magazine prices. The petition describes contracts forcing agents to sign with the clearing house and to sell only price listed periodicals, with fines for violations. It names many publishers and officers, cites abuses in pricing, and notes the organization operates nationwide with offices in New York City.
Helena June 27 Kelvin Peterson, acquitted yesterday in federal court of cattle theft on the Blackfeet reservation, was rearrested on a warrant from Upton for grand larceny but released on habeas corpus after authorities found the warrant defective.
A garbled excerpt discusses employment of high expenditure involving disks of steel for cutting hard steel. It references peripheral speeds up to 29,000 feet per minute and mentions tempering, friction, and heating effects at contact. The text appears as an unedited, nonsensical OCR fragment with technical terms and misread words.
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