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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
2
Anaconda overwhelmed Helena in a high rhythm championship game as Manifetrated Pet led the scoring with strong showings from Pink, Boneman, and Conrey. Wards of the visitors stayed tight as Sullivan, Kenly, and Ryne contributed, while Anaconda pressed ahead with IM points and a decisive finish.
Local notices recount numerous visitors and residents in town, with names like Murphy, Baxter, Bodley, and Wibbe visiting or staying for business and social engagements. Reports mention theater showings, new packages, and small-town commerce, plus several undefined city movements and travel notes from residents and guests.
John Boyer, long employed by John Midnrrnay in Deer Lodge, died in a fire that morning. He was found on the floor, transported to hospital, and died the same day. He was 41, known in Butte and Ava lunda, member of the Order of Saint Seaa nte, with relatives in Montana and Denver. The note also records a public bond issue for Deer Lodge County high school and announces a barber shop move to 109 East Park.
The notice describes a surge in American oyster exports to London as prices stay low and weekly shipments top twenty barrels. It notes stronger trade despite conservation rules and hints at broader demand, with focus on supply and market conditions affecting workers and merchants.
Readable fragment shows a goods shop ad listing fresh stock and prices. Mentions vegetables cabbage cauliflower onions sun dried tomatoes and various canned items. Ends with note on dates and prices and references to store and location on East Park Street.
A fragmentary report notes a Salt Lake copper man hosting friends at a gathering described as a tea event. Details are obscured by garbled OCR but reference to a senior SEMA figure and ongoing discussions are visible in the readable portions.
A garbled report mentions ongoing Senate opposition to abolishing assay offices. The text references political figures and locations such as New York, Utah, and Deadwood, with scattered phrases about meetings, conferences, and reactions. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts.
A chaotic OCR fragment recounts a revival in a city area with references to speakers like Stephin Metfrey and Carine Hatha. The piece mentions a large gathering at Swan Sea Valley and ongoing sermons attracting hundreds daily, with a sense of religious renewal across many attendees and locations.
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