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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
2
The Anacouta area starts the kid league season with opening day games. Myers offers a prize and medal while top teams vie for the Modak trophy. Contenders must play three preliminary games before judging.
In Anagonon residents protest cow damage and odor from town pounds. Business leaders and citizens urge enforcement to curb cow incursions, with talk of penalties and remedies such as shrubs and flowers to deter livestock in streets and yards.
A jumble of local names and brief sightings fills the city pages. Duffy visits, Mackbraugh suffers rheumatism, and many townsfolk like Auggles, Rupert, Plunkett travel or are seen in Butte and Missoula. Advertisements tease new wallpaper, summer hats, dining room sets, and a Sparing term at a local church, with notes on shop openings and social calls.
A long OCR fragment mentions various persons, places, and events, with scattered references to towns, societies, mining, and performances. It reads as a garbled archival page noting names like Ve and Pete, locations such as Lateran and Mawoulahy, and references to auctions, loans, and social figures, all in a jumbled historical column style.
Fragmented ad lists grocery items and prices including sugar, soap, and rice. Mentions brand names and bulk quantities with scattered text.
Barich presides at alumni banquet as community leaders and dignitaries gather for the event. Mentioned are Marie Cantey and Jetty, with plans for a commemoration and a draft of a cohesive program. Town figures and organizations attend, including civic leaders and local officials, as they discuss future activities and recognitions.
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