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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1906
Page
5
Western Montana News notes the Missoula office location at Igo Migs ing avenue with telephone 118 and advertises rates on application.
A letter from Missoula mentions W Hazzard of Cleveland and W Galvor concerning the Greenville Gas and Coke company. Plans outline the erection of a gas plant in the city of Atle with a station to be installed near Tur e. The doctor warned of travel. arrangements call for departure next Wednesday evening.
Weather crews report a chilling windstorm sweeping through the area with temperatures dropping sharply after dusk. Officials warn residents to secure loose objects and stay indoors as gusts continue.
A damaged OCR segment mentions Missoula and winter conditions with references to a local flyer and cold weather. No clear event, date, or names are legible enough to summarize reliably.
The Redaction Committee examines the Franco German dispute over the Moroccan police issue. Delegates meet amid tension as talks stall over capital, with neutral powers hopeful for a settlement within a week.
Midway reports Mr. Hamilton ready for Fowler Committee as he discusses legal work of the New York utility company. He notes no formal confirmation yet from Fowler and plans to travel to New York to discuss the purpose of his visit with officials.
Missoula officers settle into new quarters in county buildings. Officials include Clerk Ciral Moser and County Treasurer Stephens with Vault construction under H. Doenges. The 12 by 12 foot vault will connect to the clerk's office as work proceeds amid arrangements for next week’s meetings and offices for deputy officials.
In Stevensville residents anticipate a city election with several aldermanic seats and fresh terms underway. The piece notes appointments, local meetings, and community happenings including a church gathering and a factory workers’ assembly, reflecting a busy civic week.
An extended Missoula valley feature lauds the region for fruit growing, horticulture, and climate. It highlights Missoula as a garden city with tree lined avenues, university presence, and strong apple and dairy potential. The piece cites local enthusiasm, tourism, and agricultural prospects including timber, orchard health, and land availability.
Helena officials report three men alleged to have robbed a saloon in Elliston were captured near Townsend after a pursuit through Birdseve. Sheriff Burden and Deputy Fifer led the pursuit, describing a tense chase amid heavy snow as residents watched the dramatic arrest.
Strong protests are raised by Planth, and other Montanans, over plans to relocate Chippewa Indians from the Valley counties to Montana under treaty provisions. The letters argue the action erodes tribal rights, threatens white settlers, and conflicts with reclamation and homestead goals. They urge Congress to open Port Perk, favor reclamation, and oppose Interior Department plans to move the Indians to Montana.
Missoula notes announce a meeting with Mrs Wi TT Dickinson on Monday at 3 PM for the Kings Daughters and the semi annual chamber of commerce executive committee election to be held Monday evening. Several items of prominence are on the agenda for discussion.
A naval examination is set for early March with Superintendent Condon and Principal staff listing candidates. Board members include William Treney and J J Condon, with J McTannigan presiding. A Mongkon correspondent notes Captain Ward's voyage to Pokah for the muster.
A suspicious claim warns dyspepsia coughs mimic consumption and advises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal indigestion cure. The ad asserts tablets prevent consumption, end with a free Dyspepsia booklet and the seller's address in Michigan.
Sneeing Dispatch to the Standard Dozemane Maren 11 The Chinese mourn forty days for Mrs AW Ho aged China woman died yesterday morning after severe pains. A doctor was summoned but she died before arrival. She was about 60 and had lived in Goreman for two years. Her husband was dead for years and the Chinese collected for a decent burial. She will be buried tomorrow afternoon as part of the memorial where a dozen Celortals are interred.
A fire started by cigarettes damaged a building in a small town tonight, with reports estimating about 5 000 dollars in damage. Firefighters and residents formed bucket brigades but the blaze spread toward a nearby lumber yard before power failures slowed the effort. The town fire apparatus was overwhelmed briefly until water and help from the neighboring city arrived, bringing the blaze under control.
A portrait of Mrs Lehr, wife of Baltimore's Mrs Lehr, was prepared by a New York artist for display in Cincinnati. The Cincinnati Museum Association invited Lehr to show the painting but refused to exhibit it, prompting discussion in art circles about the decision.
Pavia, Maven S1 reports ongoing efforts by M. Sarr Finn to fill a cabinet. Exchanges over proposed makeup continue. Sarrien expected to take premier and justice, Burgeolac or Clamenti tohead finance, Brlaid to head education, Etienne to lead war. Remaining portfolios and daily arrangements pending.
A two story unfinished house of J Riley at Twenty Fourth and Point Lobos in San Francisco collapsed in a high wind. Fred Genique died after rescue from debris while John Nyachs suffered a fractured skull and Ben Miller was seriously injured.
Two minor mine incidents occurred at Easton Mine in recent days. superintendent Henry Pane key was slightly pinched, and worker Hammond narrowly escaped serious injury with minor bruises. No bones were broken in either event.
Mexico City March 11 immense railway traffic has congested the Blore housed of the railways. The chief difficulty lies in handling Crelignn Milckiy though the situation is becoming easier. There is also very large passenger and excursion traffic.
The correspondent reports on regional harvest prospects amid Moroccan conditions. No reserves from last year leave wheat and barley vulnerable, with threats looming to supply and farming stability.
In Mareth the gold standard backing supports foreign capital flow aiding investment. Strong entities appear to center on Moexite City and Mareth with emphasis on capital movement and investment activity.
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