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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1909
Page
1
A Montana farmer explains dry land farming as practical, detailing soil moisture conservation, water storage, shallow plowing, dust mulching, and early spring harrowing. The article contrasts irrigation methods with dry farming and cites gains in crop yields and cost savings from prudent soil and water management.
A testimonial letter from Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound highlighting its benefit for women through changes of life and other female health concerns. It mentions a Mrs Craftes Barcnay and Mr Anson from Columbus Ohio, praising restoration of health and urging others to publish letters. The advertisement promotes thirty years of use and roots and herbs in the remedy.
Report notes Goodwin delivering notable rifle shooting at a local Wastac Rifle and Pisteelub ghost event with several solid performances, though text is garbled and some details unclear.
Municipal leaders convene with Acting Mayor Devine presiding as council prepares to induct a new mayor and aldermen. Officials discuss police force retention, legal counsel, and city offices. motions set for Friday resignations and reassignments.
The passage blends a review of a film featuring a nun and a Salvation Army style plot with a discussion of shop ads. It highlights audience reactions and the era’s entertainment alongside promotional copy showing how stores use ads to lure patrons, stressing the social role of cinema and marketing in daily life.
Fragmented local notes reveal court proceedings in Rantett county, including desertion and support cases, hearings, and transfers. Mentions of Harvey from Gantribaie and visitors to Min anula note social and official visits. W several names and places tied to a busy rural docket.
The event showcased top marks and standout performances. Mathewson led with a 60 point tally, while Keulye and Haste posted strong scores amid shifting winds and multiple trophy totaled shots.
A garbled page lists diverse items from community events to court plans. Mentions Labor council, Catholic charity dance, public schools visit, district court, fishermen, Lutheran services, and theater shows. Several personal names appear amid scattered addresses and venues, with no clear single story.
Fragmentary OCR from a 1920s style newspaper mentions an illustrated nothingness and motion picture programming. References to The Barghar’s Xtiatake, Myers Lass 2 Qawen, and Castes Murer appear as garbled titles. The fragment hints at a cinema program and illustrated content but lacks clear details.
Special Dispatch reports Three Packs, Aa K. D. Lagit of the First National rank of Three Forks and Mids Hote MeDer of San Francisco were married in Butte Saturday evening by Father Sullivan of the Sacred Heart. Miss McDermott became a stenographer for Me. Cook, who is known in state circles. Navin Neon, connected with the Prat National of Ales City, had prior ties to the couple. The wedding surprised friends, and a reception followed upon their return, as they prepared to begin a life together.
Bozeman notes summarize annual May morning breakfast by Young Wamelis Christhar associn at Centstre College, upcoming graduation and piano recital by Vila Work, Miss Frances Mayouri, and a Dickens drama at the opera house. Mentions social clubs, visits by local figures, and plans for state exams and conventions.
Mr and Mrs M D Glat and daughter Nive returned from Odyer to Springs Venit where they spoke some She For Str Glat s neal Leonard Biel ieedyell horn the first at One week Pasadena Val AL Young from Viny Beach. Mrs Janes Manattel of Horse Pratvice visited sister Mrs Teennce Flynn in Dillon then left for the East to visit relatives. Mrs A B Mirtin entertained the Munse radory at Presbyterian Manse Friday afternoon. The business merchants are wary advertisers and newspaper usage remains busy.
A transportation update notes changes to passenger service effective May wd by the Norther n Taer te Rulhway company. The adjustments affect multiple time points and stops on the western division, including altered routes for North Coast Limited trains. The May changes will alter travel times and amenities, with revised passenger schedules to be published.
Special Dispatch from Haven reports Mistona May 1 sheriff Davis Graham sent Bowler to arrest Mare Delaney a well known resident of The Nouns Min wes. Bowler brought Delaney back to face a serious charge alleged breaking into FW Gi bere store stealing ledger and burning books. His father arrived in the city to secure bonds for release while Harvey Velangy proclaims innocence.
A newspaper brief reports Morgan and Johnson pleading in a train looting case. The scam involved Raymond Sine and others, with a conductor linked to the incident admitting involvement. Drakemias confessed to participation during the investigation.
A ceremony at the Methodist church united Miss Rosale H. Wilcacks and Padman in a morning service. Notable figure World Shaw, a prominent statesman, attended. The couple plans to move to Fort Wayne for permanent residence after ten days with friends in the Garden City.
Negotiations led by United Mine Workers official Bond Member Lewis and aid from Tolahoti Peru mic secured worker wage terms amid a 5 percent levy on miners. A northern chorus presented a rare musical entertainment, while Willian Dipomyn’s memorial event drew civic delegates and visiting groups. The audience heard an elaborate oratorio by the Metinkahtly Choral Society.
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