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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
14
A partial readable item notes oarsmen achieving top positions at a Poughkeepsie event. Fragments mention entrants like Atta Parekles and Mrs Vertes Porrest, with unclear details about results and participants. The garbled text references officials and street names, but lacks complete names or outcomes.
A baby appeared on a porch with a tired visitor near a home on Ranch Arizona street. Neighbors gathered as Spatter and others discussed emergency care and whether to keep the child. Police believe the infant was abandoned by a frightened mother facing poverty, with no immediate arrest.
Fragmented text suggests a local report with cryptic phrases and possible references to individuals or events. The readable portions hint at a theme of persistence or denial, mentioning life and indifference amid unclear context and dates. Further clarity is needed to confirm specific persons or locations.
A playlet for vaudeville is described as needing careful prep and strong stage presentation. The text notes the role of audience appeal and the importance of quality in its execution led by a lead performer and stage conditions at the Pent theatre. It hints landlords prefer careful advertising to attract top talent and audiences.
Reports describe the Girls' Club celebrating its first birthday with a planned supper and program. Mis. Wilnn Toss, chair, notes rapid membership growth with seven new moms joining yesterday. View President Winding indicates no mothers are invited to the event.
The Radersburg area reports multiple gold properties in active work with expected expansion. Other notable mines in the region and at nearby shipping points are anticipated to grow, with several promising reefs and depths noted as favorable for future yields.
Council to meet this evening led by President Serhy. Officials will hear bids for city printing and advertising with Mountain get the contract at 1124 for first insertion. Fire and water committee rejects water extension petitions in the north area. Paving contract for Galena and Wye streets to AL Baner. only bidder on two jobs.
The Coliseum pavilion reverts to Winds ownership under Ben J. Cornelius after two years leased to Mfeil Alor. Cornelius promises a higher standard of amusement, potential extended hours for dancing on Thursdays and Sundays, and plans to enlarge and renovate for the coming season, aiming to make it the finest and largest dancing resort in the Southwest.
Mose Ornstein, manager of the Butte Lutehring company, was fined 525 by Willie Boucher in the police court yesterday for violating the heath ordinance. Health Officer J Franke Mubie. Fred Mourer, age 17, appeared charged with drunkenness after admitting he and two boys shared a bottle of whiskey and wine. He was jailed Monday night in a helpless condition and released on promise to help the others and clean up the area. Police reported more drunkenness cases and disturbances.
A large crowd gathered at the Orpheum to witness the Furious Automobile Race 8 with the world’s fastest drivers. The chaotic event drew about one hundred thousand spectators as engines roared and adrenaline ran high.
A garbled newspaper fragment references photography and a production with mentions of individuals such as Hann, Be in als, and Welby, suggesting a feature on film or stage photography. The piece cites a Washington Star item and includes scattered proper nouns, but the overall meaning is obscured by OCR errors.
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