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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
2
A garbled sports page fragment blends references to Ike Walton students, hatchery events, and coastal agriculture. It mentions fish, beluga temptation, hatchery activity, and government actions, with scattered names and places unclear but suggesting a planned distribution of stocks and a date around mid July.
Fragmented OCR report details errors by the Tigers and highlights Butte’s solid play. Mentions weather rain, miners crowd, and several named figures with scattered game actions and outcomes.
The fragmentary text describes a baseball game in the American League involving Washington and Philadelphia, mentioning players and actions with many transcription errors. It references box scores, pitching, and fielding events, but details are largely unintelligible due to OCR corruption.
Fragmentary text lists places and names with multiple typos and misspellings. It references cities New York and Boston and mentions events or dates in a garbled form, making precise identification difficult.
Alex Smith of Nassau wins the Open Championship in a dramatic final round. Competition features notable players including Willie Neill and Lou Ln MedE, with Smith securing victory by matching par amid a crowded leaderboard.
The report outlines the Chippewa Cree tribe’s grand parade participation led by Chief Hoackshyy and interpreter Bob Greig. It notes a powwow, language displays, and large-scale preparations. more than 300 wholesalers planned to attend, with daybreak fireworks and a major parade route through downtown.
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