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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
6
The Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 1.40 Higgins Avenue in Missoula. Telephone number 118 is listed for advertising rates and applications.
Robert Workman died in an accidental fall at a mill while on duty. The incident occurred near Missoula and involved a chute collapse. Workman’s body was recovered. authorities filed reports and a coroner’s inquiry is pending advices from relatives in Canada. The workman’s relatives reside at Bravebridge Galak and he had recently worked for Russelenpany.
Missoula residents note ongoing activities of a youth group planning events at the community rooms. A heater for the hot water tank is arriving within ten days, and Wednesday afternoon meetings will continue. A baseball team is hoped to form, with several members expressing interest. Subscriptions to support the work come in daily, boosting the organization’s efforts.
A Dew Moines druggist's wife recounts how her chronically dyspeptic husband improved after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. She attributes rapid recovery to the tablets, claiming three or four boxes cured his dyspepsia and restored appetite. The ad asserts the product digests food, uses natural stomach fluids, and is sold in druggists for 60 cents a box.
The text outlines an association seeking subscribers for a fund drive. It mentions the board of directors and officers, notes about access to the fund, and the goal of securing the best possible investment. It references the Chicago area and a national organization, urging readers to subscribe to support the fund and crediting donors in association records.
Fragmented text describes a temperance related meeting with references to a city council poll, local figures such as Miss Maye and Mr Shae, and church events in the evening. The garbled OCR hints at a political outreach and community notices tied to the temperance cause and local religious services.
A Woman's Club meeting elected officers for the coming year. The slate included vice president Myr Skr Minrays and secretary RiWARS. The group discussed future events and noted dues and club affairs.
A northern Pacific incident near Missoula on March 5 involved a wagon or trolley derailment and a car collision. The injured person was transported to a hospital as crews attended the scene and assessed the damage to track and surrounding property.
Pant Helihaed traveled to Spokane for four days while Mra Ve May filed reports on Tot summing Ett Beatie and other weekly items. The Northern Paribe headquarters in Carrison note a resignation by a bookkeeper, plus changes at Mus Nurthert Pacthie THollway and KOM Grover’s office in Spekine as a visitor arrives.
The play Breakers faces delays with rehearsal and loading steps. Caton op Trane titer Oe aisures af ie Cet 'Vomplars and Mite 2 song the Breakera are noted. Several actors like Mos Meal Viator and others are involved. wrap by next week with plans for more practice.
The Iovalli hotel in Hamidon Montana will operate as an all year round facility. A drinker caused a commotion prompting repairs and reorganizing of some services at the property. Details are scarce due to damaged OCR text.
A new bridge over the Hitter River near Stevensville was built by Peppard, a noted Western contractor. The structure, about twelve miles upstream, opens travel from the river’s eastern bank to the rail line, aiding farmers and residents of Myersville and surrounding valleys by easing transport to markets.
The Missoula event featured five races with several snappy performances. Winners included Francis taking the top bottle event, while Woodworth and others earned notable placings in sprint and relay legs.
A local report discusses mining activity near Thompson, detailing investments, workers, and plans. It notes concerns over safety and environmental impacts while outlining expectations for job creation and long term ore extraction prospects. Local leaders urge continued funding and community oversight.
The mayor denounces a speech report and defends his stance amid accusations by critics. He contends he faced multiple threats and press abuses while supporting Confederate era causes and vows to maintain loyalty to his views in the wake of controversy.
A fragmented item notes the death of a famed detective Moyles linked to "Pred Perret" and "Tut" in a murky historical column. It mentions Colonel Shackleferd and minor literary names like Stenger and Tooter, hinting at bravado in detective fiction.
The item lists local families and their movements with names like Mince ial Wises and Me Morey Nas retuned. It notes several individuals ending positions and mentions Jeanna, Arthur By Roliao, and Miva Josie Rant among those attending colleges.
A report recounts Tony Teoh Astor and companions visiting Chinatown, touring through a gambling den run by Jin Bee. Days later Jin and assistants faced arrest over gambling, with a lawyer claiming the hosts were Astor and Mrs John Astor had organized the party. The magistrate remained unmoved by the defense and adjourned.
A garbled historical letter rails at railroads and officials, urging honesty to the people and warning against corporate influence. The text cites voters and public duties, contrasting regimes and urging accountability, with references to republican voters and political oversight.
Major rainfall causes flooding and road closures across Southern California. Officials report 20,000 acres affected in Riverside and neighboring counties as water levels rise on Center Street and surrounding districts. Cleanup crews work to prevent further damage and protect key infrastructure amid ongoing storms.
A fragmented report describes cobra and viper bites with early anti venom ideas and home remedies. It cites Dr Keaivr Rupers and Consul Mugerpari, notes on neutralizing venom with scrubbed wounds, and mentions a primitive use of permanganate paste and potassium permanganate in emergency care. The text references tests and treatment timelines in a colonial context.
Fragmentary report notes a Chinese individual named Ch ine ke Lent facing over 1 060 000 in mold. It mentions travel from California to Mexico, employment as a railway contractor, ownership of three trucks, and a property interest of 11 000 feet in California.
The Earl of Yormearty has just returned to England after a stay in New York with his wife Le. He spent four days in the city and faced rumors of public altercations. The Countess, Mrs Thaw of Mush, is mentioned in relation to the affair.
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