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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
12
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Obscure OCR fragment mentions individuals and a venue yet lacks clear context. Reading shows names such as Acuna and Terie with a vague sale or event reference. The piece remains unreadable for definitive summary or dates.
Witnesses testified at the coroner’s inquest that James Coulier fell unconscious after a heavy thud in the hotel lobby. Garter, reportedly intoxicated earlier, lost balance at the railing and plunged to his death, bleeding from the nose as he died en route to hospital.
Bennetts, city engineer, says the assessor has no more maltothe than a diver of linen. He asserts the city could use then but does not need certain items amid drought concerns. The exchange highlights the city's budget and property records amid competing claims.
A grand hall program was held at St George's Hall last evening with songs solos recitations and a joint Knights of Pythias lodge installation. Performers included vocalists Miss Myrtle Andrews Miss Lon Clark Miss Helena Wickes and Miss Pearl Trey along with Miss Dulures Naughton and Miss Lovetts Santes. The event featured a ceremony conducted by Grand Chancelor Commander Bretz and a banquet to follow the installation of lodge officers.
A meeting of division Ne. Lot ie Hiheentans is set for the evening with three English ladies including Winn from Ireland. They will discuss ongoing work in Ireland by the Gaelle leagtin for lineage and industries and report on related activities and leadership.
The snippet lists officers and trustees including a recording secretary Mary Hirth a business agent John Malonay a guard Martha Wattera a guide Maggie Vanjoy and trustees Lille Watters Mabel Camerof Lens Berg with others, suggesting a fragmented record of a local group’s leadership.
The obituary reports the death of a 68 year old former Butte man on the range near Grantsdale. He leaves a wife and daughters in Quargetown Col. The funeral will be held tomorrow with Mr. Teawis GF Worwdlis presiding, services by the ALanonie lodge and the decedent a member.
The master horseshorts of Rustee and about fourteen locals from Metin yihola plan a state wide picnic at Billings on July 3. A joint picnic system, first tried in Helena, drew strong support and a committee will invite others to join. about 36 members from various regions are expected, with guests bringing a crowd of around 100. Billings local provides elaborate entertainment including games and prizes.
The Stewart mine development resumes in coming weeks with depth expansion and shaft links planned. Miller, Augustin Tenge, and Mauricg We Rae oversee ongoing ore shipments from No 1 and No 2 tunnels while Cananea assets boost Greene Consolidated Copper. Public stockholders meet awaiting details of new financing and progress toward deeper extraction at Selloge Idaho.
A local entertainment listing promises a southern chorus performance at the gardens Saturday. The program includes southern shouts, songs, and dances featuring performers such as Lan eerie ders and Soyeuse, with Maxine Tenney and Ruett providing additional acts.
A trial in Judes Lynch’s court deals with a $306 note alleged by Mrs Agnes Johnson to be paid to a plaintiff company. Judge finds for the plaintiff on one claim of $56 and attorney fees, with two payments ordered. dueling testimonies focus on receipt validity and back-of-note clauses. The case involves defendant Wilson and references to Maryville and a funeral service at Hienards chapel with Rev. Groeneveld.
A vintage ad urges readers to keep Diapepalin for indigestion sour stomach and heartburn claiming relief within five minutes. It touts the formula printed on 30 cent cases and warns against improper cures while asserting benefits for indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach misery.
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