Western Montana News Office Address
Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 Higgins Avenue in Missoula. Telephone number appears as 6 228, with advertising inquiries about applications.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
12
Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 Higgins Avenue in Missoula. Telephone number appears as 6 228, with advertising inquiries about applications.
Ranchman Bouchard of Lotheon clinched land after two contests in the US land office. The secretary of the interior affirmed prior favorable rulings, noting substantial improvements and bonafide settlement before clerical obstructions. The case, tied to a fraudulent entry by GC W Clark, was part of a prolonged contest culminating in a patent upon final approval.
Fragmented ad like notice listing numerous names and items for sale or service. Mentions Missal week end, advertisements due, calling cards, and an obituary line noting W. L. Johnson’s death by pneumonia with a funeral planned at Missata. orderly names and scattered details blur due to OCR.
A dry, period voice extols charcoal as a universal cleanser lowering impurities, freshening breath, whitening teeth, aiding digestion, and improving health. Claims include better complexion and general well being from daily use, with Charcoal Lozenges offered as a favored form.
Rev Henry Van En Gelen of the Brytet chorol will conduct the services at the two o clock hour.
Missoula February 2 The smallest store in the state owned by J B Caza at Pising measures 32 by 32 feet and operates as a general harness and shoe repair business. Profits fund the home and family while the store expands westward as a new business district grows. Shonas Gunitter and other local figures appear in notices alongside funeral details for Mr. Gattis and Mrs Hay Seaypstt with services planned.
Special Agent E. O. Durand testified all day in the immunity hearing for the packers, denying Armour & Co. executive Arthur Meeker's claimed statements. Durand said he questioned Cov Rwitt & Jo’s general counsel and a deviliation official about evidence, while Judge Flumphrey reversed and admitted certain letters after court opened.
Neil the bantam weight champion successfully defended his title by knocking out Parry Penny in the fourteenth round at Merbamiox pavilion. He relied on precise jabs and hooks, hurting Penny early and maintaining control to the finish despite Penny’s efforts. Neil announced a challenge to Jem Hawker, the English bantam queen, who had beaten him in London.
Washington February 2 The House subcommittee on appropriations for the Post Office department has nearly completed a bill fixing the department’s appropriation at about 192,000,090. It includes changes in methods and a provision to prevent shipment of items through any mail if not government mail. Rural free delivery would rise to about 25,300,000, up 2,000,000 from last year.
A report from Albany describes deliberations on prohibiting a set of medical treatments. The text references fears of harm and potential death. The assembly is weighing a statewide prohibition amid heated debate about patient rights and safety.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a correction involving Tacmor and Feh with references to Mare Kherity and Mater Retios Ihheaping, indicating ongoing editorial changes and unclear context for the public record.
Jonikor of near Chicago died at the company hospital after an accident two miles west of Turah on the Northern Pacific line. A freight crew was shunting when two men jumped from a car to assist a mate. one man became trapped, was crushed, and died en route to the hospital. The other injured man remains in critical condition, and the company is investigating the crash amidst a village of relatives waiting for word.
Lord Curzon protests Morley plans on India policy arguing Morley only shifted blame to the party and that the proposed remedy mirrors Broderick reforms. He claims the plan creates military autocracy in India with all military responsibility on the Raj, risking fatal consequences.
London dispatches report an American gunboat arriving at Nandianp and a Chinese mob injuring Rev. Mr. Kinghart's eldest daughter. Shanghai sources claim a stabbing of a magistrate at Nan chang and Catholic missionary tensions cited as a motive for unrest. In New York forgery cases lead to indictments and remands.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a steamship Ventura leaving Sydney and hints at trade and prosperity themes. No clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes are readable. The article appears damaged with garbled wording about Medronthy, Australia industries, and record expectations.
In San Francisco on February 28, the Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance setting water rates at 83 cents per hundred cubic feet with a 1 cent redemption for low income customers. The action aims to raise revenue to fund water services.
A clergyman from Town recalls health decline at age 20 linked to coffee. He describes insomnia, dulled nerves, and unrest after habitual coffee consumption, noting recovery after abstaining and later trial of Beating Food Coffee as a preferred table drink, with mixed postrecall effects.
Bhrevegort Louisiana February 26 After reciting the Lord's Prayer with a visiting preacher Charter Coleman admitted murdering Negro Am Hilton two years ago He told authorities the murder occurred near Sarenton Texas and a death warrant was to be signed in New Orleans by Governor Blanchard during a trip to the city
Representatives of all Kansas railroads met in Kansas City on Feb 98 to fix a new freight schedule in response to the maximum freight rate law. The agreed schedule increases rates by about 80 percent from the law’s prior levels, impacting Standard Oil and Independent Oil as they adjust shipments of tanks and barrels.
One of the town's most novel serine bent wittaged events occurred on a White afternoon as tad ktinew fell in deep inches. The weather stays very chilly tonight with little risk of significant damage to letters and property.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a tense parliamentary scene with unnamed figures Chaecazhowt and Minty in session. The text hints at issues over provisions and possible constitutional or party movements. Names and details are unclear due to garbled source.
Fragmented text from a newspaper item describes a local matter with names and dates unreadable. It mentions a person or entity tied to a steel or alloy context and an event or decision around a recent week, but critical details are broken and unclear.
The opinion discusses licensing authority and population rules for towns, cities, or camps under a state statute. It explains how to determine a municipality's population from inhabited places and what constitutes a town for licensing purposes. It cites a February statement about rural carriers pay and salary considerations.
Feb 28 report from Nanchang describes an attack on Catholic and Protestant missions linked to the salary dispute involving the Nanehang imagiaraire. Hyos injuries are described as dangerous. Native residents fear arrival of European armed forces and rebels, with few arrests noted.
Feb 28. Mrs Christina Markeusie aged 73, sister of Tate es Governor Kowir, died this evening at her home after her clothing caught fire from a spark while attempting to light a netsh. The blaze started when a spark from a netsh ignited her clothing.
In Maroitel France on February a detachment of troops clashed with demonstrators outside the Church of St Sauce during an inventory by government officials. Colonel Borge led soldiers and several men were wounded in the confrontation.
In London on June 28 tensions rose over the burdens of Arthur Balfour and Joseph Chamberlain. An attack of illness confined a prominent exchequer chair to bed, delaying the session after an adjournment of the financial debate.
A witness reports a man stricken on a train near Manian Nod while selling candy tarreliant. He was moved to New York City for treatment but died en route. the event involves prominent local figures and Beattie.
A fragmentary account notes Nicolay a famed Lincoln biographer and lawyer status, outlining his mental powers and methods. It hints at his mathematical approach to memory and learning, his interest in life principles, and a proposed device or plan linked to legal and archival work.
A federal commission probing the Valencia disaster recommends rapid actions for navigational safety. Immediate steps include wireless stations, lighthouse adjustments from Gray's Harbor to Cape Patience, and a first order light at Forty Fathom Bank. Provisions mirror standards for Umatilla and additions at Tatoos Island and Forty Fathom Bank. A first-class tug and wireless gear at Neah Bay are proposed, with broader steps on fog signals and ship stationing under Navy plans.
Malta Feb 25 Attorney Fred Miller employed as counsel for Harry Orchard seeks access to the prisoner at Caldwell. He doubts Orchard's confession implicates Western Federation of Miners officials but will verify facts by meeting Orchard. Prosecution in the Steunenberg case concentrates on Vincent St John and others, with extradition and accusations linked to the murdered Claws family. Detective McParland notes Orchard's confession had tied St John to the Steunenberg death and plans to move St John to Colorado when feasible.
Feb 23 report from Washington shows 4 general Wearing 91 Anyti Suluietion bike arn Hists working to recover damages from corporations for injuries. Presidents of labor unions including H. M. Fuller and other locomotive engineers colleagues attended a labor meeting. Companies were pressed to sign onerous contracts exonerating them from liability for personal injury.
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