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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1909
Page
4
The notes show suit prices for Connell offerings with price points eighteen dollars to twenty seven fifty. The listing indicates standard or usual pricing tiers at these amounts. No further context or dates accompany the fragment.
An old health claim promotes CAS CARETS with a cheerful promise to wipe away constipation or torpid liver, urging readers to take the product to achieve a better health smile. The ad emphasizes ease of use and quick results.
An unclear Chicago markets snippet shows garbled words and misread terms. It references markets, wind, and operations with unclear names and dates, offering little readable data.
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The article reports a fatal hemorrhage Sunday night in Wisconsin involving Mrs. and Mr. Holhuisen and a man named Johnson, with survivors including four sisters and several relatives. Funeral arrangements are scheduled for Monday at a church, with details referencing family names and local ties. The tone mirrors a local obituary notice from a midwestern community.
A garbled report shows Senator Bryan criticizing Democrats who backed Cannon. The text mentions repugnant language attributed to Bryan about constituents and a warning that those who oppose him should face consequences, reflecting a heated political clash.
Fragmentary item shows widows Wallace and Miele contesting custody of remains. Text mentions ships, California, and a possibly disputed burial or transfer arrangement. Unclear details but centers on a legal or family dispute over remains and related actions.
In New York on March 20 Mrs Tue, wife of Due preshleny, spent a busy day shopping for spring and summer apparel. She browsed counters and reviewed tops, while Miss Urardman received items at the Hotel Nackingham. Tomorrow she plans to travel to Westington.
A juried trial in Oregon acquitted Mrs. Feta Ieumer of murdering her husband Fred Teumer, citing unwritten law and alleged emotional insanity. The defense argued family strain and social norms justified the act, while the daughter Hawt and other relatives provided context.
Scattered OCR text reports a funeral for Charing T. Franshaw and a body shipped by a wife and brother. It mentions Lang Beach Cal Mr Prinshearn and Welack domtorrew, with services at the Episeumsl church and a burial pending.
The preliminary hearing for Mrs Metzel, accused of killing her husband near Tab view in Centennial valley, Mazei, is scheduled for Monday March fe Virginia City's court. Metzel, described as a responsible man, has supported his wife's behavior at the hearing while she remains in custody and has not been well enough to appear in court recently.
A surprise party for X Sehera at her Chi home featured dancing, games, and a midnight supper. Pianist Misa Mueller entertained friends, while a long list of attendees joined in, with Washington Club of St Patrick’s parish hosting a later dance at Bilil hall.
An old newspaper ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as a miracle cure for hair loss caused by a tiny germ. It claims the product restores life to hair follicles, kills the germ, and contains no grease or dye. It urges readers to order samples via mail from Detroit and Mantua agents.
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