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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1912
Page
8
March 2 report from Tallin notes two amateur performances by Tentrdilit and Meany. The evening featured strong acting and musical talent with Specks Diepatel to the Standard. Cast included Dad Rahlock as Uncle Tom and Joseph Smith as Tin By, drawing praise for their work.
A.R. Jones, owner of a chicken ranch near Hearie Reservoir, was thrown from his buggy yesterday while en route to town after a fast rear end collision by a pursuing vehicle. The impact sent his buggy tumbling, though he and his horse narrowly escaped serious injury as the carriage overturned near the viaduct in South Butte. The other driver, described as dark colored, did not slow before fleeing the scene.
A mass meeting in Seattle endorses a parade by socialists denouncing deportations to Siberia. Leaders condemn Russian government instigation and call for funds to support legal and political efforts. A collection of money is planned to aid detainees and returnees, with Bank of Minors and Treat Co. handling deposits for the cause.
The Epteudal ehuredh clergyman Mr. Christler leads Milk River valley mission from Havre Montana. His field spans 60M miles across northern Montana from North Dakota to Canada with headquarters at Havre. He visits towns in 30 days, preaching and organizing worship, social reforms, and promoting Montana’s future through greater publicity to attract settlers and industry.
Rounding up notes from Miles City dated March 2 with fragmented OCR shows Oliver Petro, also known as arria, arrested this morning by Chief Tallon Jackson. Nonsensical words and garbled agency names appear, but the core event is Petro’s arrest and the local law enforcement involved.
In the brick Jiverys barn the embers shifted as authorities arrested individuals tied to a spate of robberies. The scene involved a wheelie canal area with unclear details but confirms law enforcement action and ongoing inquiry into the perpetrators.
Fragmented text shows coast cattle market in poor shape with pricing uncertainty and fluctuations. Mentions unsettled values, potential shortages, and shifting buyer demand, reflecting a difficult market era and cautious trading among sellers and buyers.
A joint concert by the Montana State Band and the Meantime Choir will be held next Wednesday. Joseph E Vincent will direct the band and Hugh Jones will lead the choir with Miss Groctosh and Anes Thamaa Jr as accompanists.
Trustees of Montana Wesleyan University announce plans for the year led by President Charles Tavard. The curriculum includes regular courses, a special review for teachers, May commencement set for May 3, and examinations through late May. Summer session offers August exams, with emphasis on teachers’ certificates and preparatory work in shorthand and accounting.
A mass meeting will be held in the assembly room of Butte high school at Park and Idaho Elrets on Monday evening, March 25, 1912, at 8 o'clock to nominate five school trustees for School District No 1, Silver Bow county, Montana. Three trustees to serve three years and two to serve one year each. Thomas Richards, school clerk.
A scrambled OCRed passage describes a political campaign kickoff with candidates entering every ward. Vague names and locations appear among garbled phrases, mentioning meetings, committees, and anticipated speeches. The text hints at an exclusive committee and a party workers gathering, with expectations of a hard fought organizing effort and a general election push.
Washington Alurehee Kaierti Wynne longtime captain in the United States Marine Corps known as the fighting marine died today at his father Postmaster General Robert Wynne's home. Wynne was 36 and served in Cuba the Philippines and China. His sudden decline was blamed on health and a forced elopement he reportedly faced.
Fragmented text describes fuel supply exhaustion and power concerns in a region. Mentions Lincoln line and Union Pacific, with references to churches, health conditions, and delayed privations. Names and places are garbled, limiting precise details.
Ji Su, a young mining engineer, leaves for Mexico to join Moctordne Conner company under the supervision of Te Klyanny. He aims to begin employment this year after finishing schooling, with a two month trip planned for transition and training before settling in Navancil, Mexico.
The nominee presents a detailed acceptance of the Democratic nomination for alderman in the Second Ward. He defends American principles, pledges public service, criticizes factionalism, and urges support for necessary city services, streets, and governance. He emphasizes integrity, budget restraint, and opposition to discrimination, calling for unity and duty.
A legal dispute describes a restraining order against Whituns Hotta and others, with references to a kel baker feat Inns resale and the use of a ranch on the South Workkar. The document names witnesses Harry Shaw and others, noting court action and proposed accounts or filings.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a nameless historical memorandum mentioning Ta hen MaAted, Maret ot Waitae Havemeyer, late W. A. Mayemeyer, and a visit to Watauverat Heminga. references to the Mississippi River area and a place called Myd- suggest a fragmented regional record without clear events or dates.
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