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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1909
Page
5
A sale item lists Connell suits priced at 18.00 compared with the usual 20.00, and an 235.00 lot priced at 27.50, indicating discounted offerings. The notice presents bargain pricing for buyers seeking lower-cost attire.
Fragmented OCR text shows commodities prices and market activity, with references to dairy, metals, bonds, and livestock. Includes scattered mentions of dates, locations, and entities but is largely garbled and unreadable for precise facts. Conveys a tense, bustling market atmosphere without clear events or outcomes.
A garbled report from Chicago markets notes price actions and trading in several sectors. It mentions cables, bonds, and exchanges, with references to May presentations and general market operations. Specific names, dates, or figures are unreadable in the text.
In a second year preparatory contest, Rogen and Mach Lo Miake Nirby impressed at the event held by Hl Cie college. The Catessea open university club placed prominently as TeV ph SMC claimed ascendancy. Shep Wits Awits highlighted by a notable prize, while Armstrongs shared a third prize of 3.
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of a Wisconsin clergyman named Johnsen, described as a healer and active in Methodist church functions. Survived by a sister and several students, with mention of Wisconsin and surrounding areas. The text references dates and events that are unclear due to damaged OCR.
In Tinceln Neb, a discordant note rises as Bryan rebukes 23 Democrats who backed Cannon. The tone is sharp as he accuses them of betraying their constituents while signaling political rifts and possible recriminations within the party.
Fragmentary report notes widows of victims challenging custody of remains. Mentions Wallace, Mareh 2, Vopanmns of Dis, Meshed, and proposed transfer to California. References Dr. Pines and Seattle claimant with unclear details.
Mrs Taft, wife of the president, visited New York streets incognito today amid crowded counters and curious onlookers. She moved into stores with Miss Boardman and did not acknowledge bystanders, then planned to return to Washington shortly.
In Onalie Nebraska on March 2 Mrs. Fenner, accused of murdering her sister in law, was acquitted after the defense argued unwritten law and emotional insanity. The brother in law had implicated him in the crime, but the jury accepted the plea and cleared the defendant.
In a murky report, a student death is noted after an afternoon incident at a local facility. Investigators from unnamed agencies are said to be reviewing a chaotic scene with references to a boxy building and a negative outcome for a person connected to the event.
Preliminary hearing details Mrs Metzel linked to the murder of her husband in the lake area. Officials note she has not been arrested yet and is reportedly distraught as she plans to attend a court session in the Valley.
A faulty OCR recounts a welcome home surprise party for Sleber at her residence on a Chien Menlay evening. Guests enjoyed dancing, midnight supper, and music by pianist Misa Mueller. Numerous attendees listed including Mitchells, Muller, Williams, Johnson, Verdon, and others. Washington club hosted a separate evening for Young Tauiles with decorated hall, lively music, and a reception committee.
An old ad claims hair beauty depends on removing a tiny germ. Newbro's Herpicide touts germ destruction without grease or dye, offering a sample by mail and one dollar bottles. Detroit Mich and Butte Mont are listed as agents.
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