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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1909
Page
3
A heavy late season snowstorm blanketed western Montana with up to eight inches falling across counties. Widespread power outages and downed overhead lines disrupted transportation as streetcar lines and utilities struggled. Officials urged caution as crews worked to clear roads and restore services while warning of lingering cold and further snow.
Montana friends followed W.4 as a Denver motor tour tested a car route from Denver to Chicago for the purpose of proving the feasibility of a western motor passage. The journey faced snow, mud, and bad roads but concluded with the car reaching Chicago amid praise for American automotive progress and testing conditions.
Ralph Foster, allied with the Engineers' Union, seeks the aldermanic post in the Seventy ward. He is described as a longtime public figure within local labor circles and a consistent advocate of industrial workers. Foster's candidacy is presented as part of a broader labor-backed slate aiming to bolster representation in city government.
A Catholic mission opened in New York with a two week schedule and sermons led by Father Moran from New York. The service featured lay participation and a focus on devotion, prayer, and communal worship as attendees prepared for ongoing events and potential further campaigns.
A highly esteemed resident identified as James from Balt Laker area is reported dead. The obituary mentions family, including wife and child, and notes the person held a respected position at a local company. Details on date or exact location are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece references Durfee and Mish as surrounding names.
Fragmentary read on Montana sheep trade and contracts. Mentions Nam, Nowberu, and Nas with prices and officials, noting a standard price and concerns over contract fulfillment and market dynamics. Readers should interpret as incomplete market briefing with referenced locations and entities.
All members of Calande lodge and visiting members are invited to meet at George's until Menferville for the funeral. We KOWHEnans.ie Leap, ¢ Koon d THOMAS G.
Memorial observance for the Eagles convenes tonight at Catton Hall as members gather amid tribute to late leaders. Organizers urge all members to attend as the gathering follows a week of events marking the organization’s history with speakers and reflections.
A court disposed of a famous egg case after appeal to the district court. Judge Dillon authored the final ruling amid claims of larceny and restitution involving multiple parties. The case centered on alleged fraud and a sequence of hearings concluding with a verdict.
A man recounts recovery from a severe grippe with Vinal after many remedies failed. He cites three bottles cured his coughing sore throat and bronchitis, praising Vinal as a premier health tonic and strength builder for the elderly and frail. The ad notes Vinal is sold by Newhra Drug ta in Anaconda and distributed in Hicks Mapresyile Ala.
A Wisconsin capital firm purchases a large ranch in Hyovlal Aispsted area, taking control after a lengthy sale. Local officials note the deal involves several small farms and the transfer impacts regional land ownership. Theformal closing occurred with stated values and forthcoming development plans.
Special wire report from Wiapateh notes judge Low L. Catlaray did not hold a term in DW yesterday. Harbour, attorney for Matt Rebich, filed for divorce from Hannah Rebich in Athyn. proceedings referenced in the note.
The text mentions Supar Des Wateley Lux Hingis Whites and Charley Wattle from WL Wret Peonateret, described as the last events in the operation for a Deen MW aly. It notes the hon. bette president of the mill ard wineler imen'a ution and that arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made. The body will likely be shipped to Aniwonda Tuesday morning for agreement.
A report notes a stock inspector removed from a trip tooming after a weeks stay in California. It mentions Collins drawn ag berry and improvements in health during a two week period and suggests a herder implicated in a stolen animals case. Attorney 41 East Par ey lathes at the Mothery.
The document lists attorney roles and court schedules with new appointments and term openings. It notes Judge Calhaway presiding, May and November district terms, and assignments for Poindexter to Virginia City for equity term, plus open positions for court stenographer with many applications.
Special correspondence reports a Monitor office gathering where a subcommittee proposed funds to print and distribute tributes. Local petitions name candidates for alderman. News covers court actions, mining progress, farming outlook, and a health-related residence move.
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