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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
6
Memorial services for H. G. Crippen of the Order of Moose were held Sunday afternoon at the Treadway Theater Hythe ledge No. 4. The event featured a program by Moose members, scripture renditions, and a substantial turnout of local attendees, with Crippen cited as a leading speaker.
A terse ad offers watches at low prices with a money back guarantee. The notice mentions Mayers and warranty terms, promising low prices and a return option if not satisfied. The fragmented text names Wells, Williams, and Watmnani, suggesting a local retailer promotion.
A garbled OCR fragment references exclusive patterns and styles, fashion items, wages, addresses on West Center Street, and a cafe on Broadway. It mentions Gerald's cafe and a chef’s personal attention, with names such as K Ray Smitil Age and an apparent clerk M. Gr lGéis.
The Anaconda Standard promotes a set of five big volumes priced at 2.35 dollars, highlighting a saving of 9.65 dollars that would cover more than nine months of the newspaper. The notice presents a bargain aimed at readers of The Anaconda Standard dated Thursday morning March 27, 1913.
Fragmentary observations recount wandering thoughts on society and work life with scattered names, places, and events. The piece blends reflections on drivers, beavers, elections, and labor, hinting at community concerns and civic matters amid a stream of digressions.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at snowfall confusion and coded phrases about weather and people. The readable bits mention snow, fog, and names with no clear event or location. Further context is missing to identify a specific report or date.
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