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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
5
Partially legible notes mention a music event at St Pat's with references to Mrs dUdKEPIL ALLY and Pansitss Weseistr. The passage includes garbled phrases about hymns, brethes, and a dedication to a choral setting. No clear date or full names available.
The funeral for Abra Lain Lang will be held Wednesday at 2 oclock at Kasan's in Weraeltogy Desertore Hilo. The service follows the recent death and will include a funeral procession and mass. Local officials and residents are expected to attend the service at Ma Street, with burial to follow at the nearby cemetery.
Duggan and Veteetakee with Embotmee listed at North Main Street Hert with phone number T7 and reference to 1864 as the only clear identifiers in the fragmented notice.
William Joel Jr., collector in New York, resigns and will move to a managing director role at the Guggenheim companies. Br. Lesh asks acceptance by March 8, by which date his $48,996 bond matures and expires.
The Chicago Tribune describes street style with a mix of hats and fabrics. Men wear panama hats and fur tipped coats while women’s gowns feature swallowtail fronts and plaited skirts in a vivid city fashion scene.
A historical report discusses a breakthrough in producing usable nitrogen compounds from atmospheric air. Dr. Walden and German researchers are cited, claiming a simple chemical method already achieved and soon duplicable in laboratories, enabling practical manufacturing of nitrogen-based products.
Two women, White and Slack, fought in a restricted district last night as police faced interference. Patrolman Phi Priya struggled to separate the rivals after a quarrel sparked by remarks from a Colored inmate. Four arrests were made amid broader disturbances in the area.
The Emmet Society plans a celebration in Anaconda marking an anniversary observed by the Lobert Emmet Literary group. The event includes a train service, escorts by the Emmet guard, and an oration by Judge Lynch of the city at the gates of the Phil Sheridan association.
A New York report recounts a cashier arguing over the weight of paper money and gold deposits. The tale cites a $40 note weighing 610 grains and a $90 note matching similar weight, with older bills believed to accumulate dirt as they circulated.
A garbled report describes a dangerous theft and a hidden body found in a library area. The tale mentions a last known location, a national warning, and a perilous recovery that left the victim buried in a garden bed. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
A garbled, partial text fragment presents a confused dialogue about a man described as dipare pobnnus and fleeing a station. The passage muddles terms and names, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities. The readable content hints at a debate or inquiry but lacks coherent facts.
In Walkerville a Sunday night dance event caused concern as residents, including Mayor Joe Griner, pressed for city action. The council approved measures to fund street and sewer improvements and to collect delinquent taxes. A debt and utility update noted a fire, water, and debt package covering 609 feet of lead plumbing was purchased.
A father was arrested after attempting to see his ill child amid family physician and police inquiries. Authorities say he caused a disturbance while seeking access to the child as others in the home were confined. The incident followed a report of contagion and concerns over care.
Reported mining notes refer to high grade ore from Hazleton mines. Mentions figures from Idaho and a list of names tied to the mining effort, with references to locations and personnel across multiple districts.
Readable summary notes Idaho mineral output and mine activity. It details copper and silver ore production, milling and sampling efforts, key figures and companies including The Podar company, J. Monte, Dr. G. S. Me Felyo, and Merrick holdings. It mentions Wedder and Osborrow involvement, stockholder notices, and the Federal Mining concession. Wages, development work, and ore shipments are described along with local district prospects and potential openings under new management.
Fragmentary report describes patch Cherety and a boat tied up before expiration. It mentions slave labor, Frio mine depth, and levels around two hundred feet, with unclear references to Grover Cleveland and Miyagre figures, indicating plans or incidents at a property development site.
A garbled text fragment describes protests about a large organ in Sydney city hall and a dispute over its maintenance and power. The piece mentions the Livergiessimgan, vets, enmetriek, and a cryptic budget figure of S85 Leu, with references to pipes and a chancel.
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