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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1913
Page
8
Services for Robert AL beke are planned at Tislala wel dence 190 Suet Wyaming abrerc with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Pallbearers listed include FTAUG Te Tluughes.
Obituary snippets announce a late burial for Sherman Reed with services on Broadway and St Lawrence church, plus a mass at the church. Another notice reports the funeral of Jol Folland, beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Folland, at Taplatte Street. further details reference a fire and a family notice.
The obituary notes the funeral for Yale Angus MacPherson to be held this afternoon at East Granite, with visitation at Fanos Hewnlon then proceeding to Strait Church for a service at 9 30. The ceremony honors his life and names the locations and the order of events.
In a damaged OCR fragment, readers glimpse a local item mentioning M. J. Walsh and a dam related note. The text is incomplete with garbled place names and unclear action, preventing full reconstruction of the event or date.
The article previews a Broadway Theater program with Smevlone Tai and a lineup at the Exposition. It highlights a canal themed show, a grand venue filled with light and architecture, and a series of acts including musical sketches, vaudeville, and silent reels. Featured performances include The American Wheel, Shady and Shady, and a Lubin reeler The Nesker. The program promises variety from dramatic scenes to comic pieces and concludes with Bathe's Weekly and other features.
Fragmented OCR article reports a double wedding with Rose Sullivan and Mary Sullivan, detailing ceremonies, relatives, and a party at Boulder Springs. It mentions Miss Moymaret Sullivan, a Seattle loan, and a family gathering with John Sullivan and clashing weather notes.
The lengthy Shippen murder inquiry closes after examination of numerous witnesses including Livtie Murst, Nellie Sul ling, Anna , Velt mat, and many others. County attorney J. Ge SeFGYS Contieter Presto led the proceedings with a grand jury panel weighing the evidence and potential verdict.
An elderly woman drowned when floodwater and a ditch trapped her near Oh Way 10 Cemetery. Neighbors and passersby, including Mrs Beown and others, fought to free her as she shouted for help. Emergency responders arrived and, after care, planned to discharge the patient if permitted.
Yesterday WS Swarts and J Rosenstein acted for a group of business men in saluting the event. The Boston Montana band and the Montana State band will perform on East and West Broadway near the Empress theater and at Broadway and Wyoming Street. Heddie will set off fireworks rockets.
Victor Neilsen aged 98 a miner at Anacorda was stabbed three times in the head this morning in front of the Fenda pool hat on Still Pit Street. W P Doyle city attorney reported he would visit Kansas for several weeks and the incident follows a pattern of violence in the area.
In Butte Liederkranz society members gathered for the semi annual election with officers and board posts filled. The event named new leaders and noted the society remains the largest in its circle, with several key figures reappointed or newly chosen.
A massive rabbit tight fence in western Australia sprawls about 1,260 miles, claimed as the longest in the world. It runs through arid regions with gale interruptions, divided into sections monitored by boundary riders to patrol and maintain the barrier. The fence, built after a government venture, aims to curb rabbit hordes causing widespread damage in farmlands.
A European chemist, noted for his return to a United States plant, is discussed in relation to his role at a manufacturing facility. The article mentions his prior country of origin, springing from a narrative about his expertise and the operations of the plant.
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