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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
12
An advertisement promises dramatic hair benefits from Knowtén's Dandening hair product. It touts increased softness fullness and shine after one application and urges purchase of a 28 cent bottle from a drugstore or toilet counter. It claims relief from dandruff itching and hair loss and asserts visible new hair growth.
In Seattle strongholds Cottrill defeated rival Wyrn C. Git with 253 more votes. Campaign notes highlight Cottrill’s municipal ownership stance, street railway support, and opposition to Sunday closing laws. Bryan’s visit bolstered Cottrill’s effort while opponents pressed reform and civil-service topics.
Fragmented text reports confusion over responsibility for delays in prison construction. Mentions of architects and government figures, legal action, spending claims, and debates about funding and accountability.
A new court for women is planned to handle prisoners and witnesses from the crowds. The system aims to reduce crime by women offenders and provide a separate space presided over by police judges. The project seeks community support and orderly conduct in court proceedings.
A meeting at the City Hall today includes Governor Rese and eight council members with local farmers present. The discussion centers on amending articles 2 and 4 of the by law and calls for votes at an upcoming session this evening.
A husband severely wounded his wife, then fled and was captured after authorities pursued him through a residence. He reportedly fired a shot that struck Grace in the chest before her husband was reported in custody. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon at a residence where police found the victim injured and the suspect detained.
Philadelphia widow Grace a veel nner i Philadelia died after her husband Obie, a wealthy pensioner of Unis city, was poisoned in a violent incident. The text notes her first marriage to Miss Irieh of Lebanon, Pa, and that she married Grace about We months ago, living together briefly before the tragedy.
A Boston notice reports a scholar proposing that early marriages for poor men could raise moral and economic outcomes. The article cites Prof William F. Boor from the Mugsichuvetis hospital context and discusses assisted housing or public instruction as potential supports, asserting benefits to society.
A government proposal discusses permitting a leper to reside on an island with controlled contact. Officials claim a peaceful, monitored living arrangement could reduce stigma while ensuring public health safeguards.
Vague OCR fragment describes a scene with a figure lying and a gun or pulley mechanism. Details are garbled with many misspellings and missing names. The readable bits mention a top eyelet and a first shot, with references to twins and a person named Corue as part of the unclear account.
A wreck involving a train or vehicle killed one fireman and injured several others. The incident occurred near the Hollows area as derailed cars caused chaos. Emergency crews responded quickly to control flames and aid survivors, with authorities beginning an investigation into the cause.
A motorcyclist died after a collision with a fire department vehicle driven by the fire chief. Investigation notes indicate the chief was not impaired and details of the accident remain under review. Emergency responders arrived at the scene and transported the rider but succumbed to injuries. The incident prompted official inquiries and a review of vehicle operations.
A fragmentary page note lists a Montana girl among the prettiest at Vassar on class day. Names and details are obscured by OCR, but the item centers on a student from Montana highlighted for appearance during campus events.
Reading is jumbled with garbled place names and dates. The readable bits mention regional entities and possible schedule hints but lack clear actions or outcomes. No concrete person, organization, or event details can be confirmed from the fragments.
The readable fragments mention grand larceny charges and confusion over potential severity. Names, places, and clear actions are obscured, making it difficult to identify parties or proceedings beyond the general accusation of grand larceny.
Fragmentary text discusses money for chambers of commerce and a $5000 appropriation. Mentions a governor and national figures. overall content is garbled with unclear names and places, but centers on funding for commerce activities and political figures.
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