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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text suggests discussion of distress low mood and constipation linked to melancholy. Mentions orderlies and aid to improve attitude and joy, with references to medical care and daily wellbeing. Names and clear events are obscured, leaving a fragmented report on care and emotional state.
A long list of names appears in a retrospective notice about Stricken City's recovery. The fragment mentions Rev Peter Am Maobars and many others, including Mrs Tote Mustatand, Cols MAA A. Marcana, and Mr Mekwitite, with assorted relatives and associates. The passage notes community figures and a public figure, Lawrence O'oniet, winning some local acknowledgment, while referencing multiple other residents and households.
Butte business leaders convene as Ira Wward directs a meeting of directors to discuss county matters and possible fundraising. The event follows telegram and wire service updates on storm disruptions and communications, with W. Touhy presiding as vice president and J. Chavies in leadership.
A chaotic storm devastates a city, with hotel guests fleeing as wind and rain topple buildings and injure people. Residents report shattered streets, collapsed walls, and widespread chaos as emergency crews work through the night. Local officials vow investigations and safety assurances.
Reports from March describe a powerful tornado and storms sweeping across Nebraska and nearby states. Mayor Frye and officials urged caution as 100 to 200 people were evacuated and at least 260 injuries noted. Red Cross mobilized. cattle losses tallied. widespread property damage reported across Agra, Omaha, and surrounding areas.
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