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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
18
The Anaconda News reports rumors from the local gun club ahead of the hunt season. Members discuss divisions, trials, and potential matches with athletes and clubs, noting upcoming events and rivalries.
Delays and protests mark a May gathering of the Standant federation as officials meet to decide on delegate attendance and official greetings. After a conference, officials agree to continue proceedings with planned delegates set to attend Tuesday, amid a tense and generous local response.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a visitation and hospital view of a Deer Ladsen figure, mentioning Easter illumination and a railway reference. The text records an agen at Deer Aecachigee Niu and a veiling geoko mention, with unclear dates or names.
The fragment notes Stockh Natle and Wohlvest at the meeting in Germany names Angecanda Monit and mentions Wednesday May 1 1905 10 49 and an election for trust and proper conduct. It references a formal gathering with global figures.
The Anaconda churches announce a series of events including communal communion, a public reading of the canon, and a Sunday evening service. Weekly sessions cover Hodis reenactments and youth gatherings, with calendar notes for coming midweek classes and society activities.
A fragmentary church schedule lists a devotional service Friday night and Sunday school activities. It mentions Coosdhey webs and a reading event, with references to Moria laynmortiisch vives and Reese Dugler Birbjont. The text is garbled but indicates Christian worship and Sunday activities.
Fragmented OCR shows a Methodist Episcopal church bulletin with events at Whivel and Oak, including a Sunday school, sermon, and worship services. Mentions locations on Rea Cobh Dialer and Chestnut streets, with activities scheduled around 12 and 4 PM and a Wednesday evening gathering.
The text records fragmented references to a public service or community event with dates in May and November. It mentions a venue or center, a ceremony or meeting, and various attendees, but the specifics are unclear due to OCR errors and garbled words.
Theosophical Society members worldwide observe White Lotus Day on May demonstre recalling unselfish service. A commemorative service is planned at Chaiken church at 7:00 pm with literary readings and a piano solo by D. Orwd Coke.
Fragmentary notes mention a tie on a street event with teams or participants including Ken Mupig and Rewehad Beetles. References to Hughes vod Times Mevers and a career judge seeking to challenge prompt unclear details and outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a prize fight at OC meet with uncertain winner. It mentions money owed and a decision by a referee based on a rulebook, but details are garbled and participants unknown.
A damaged misspelled local notice from Jacksonville Minnesota May The Carpenters and Wann at Wandin express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of their beloved son with warm appreciation to friends and relatives.
An advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier and tonic to cleanse poisons from the bloodstream. It claims rich, pure blood prevents disease, cites skin ailments as signs of blood taint, and includes a patient testimonial praising dramatic lump reduction after eight bottles. The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta promotes the remedy as nature’s cure with free medical advice.
Local notices report the death of Augustine Slenghter a former resident of Ren Louse. Survived by a wife and children A Whelin Slanghò Ler and Sk AR LT, he died after a Christian life. Funeral date set with church and family members invited.
Aldona sould ricelos event observed during Lenten service. Martina Treated and Mrs J Magner of Butte presided as tea and harmony filled the night. Joseph Witsoe conducted pins at the local Masonne lodge. Ladies wore elegant gowns. no long program, 2 o clock curtailment as piety paused attendees.
May and attorneys report progress on stopping the Moffat Road project. Favorable conditions allow work to proceed, with no changes until a specified end date.
Fragmentary text references May Avenue Cranbleted and a Vicar Otto, with mention of a Hanoverian Lion officers to be named shortly. Details are garbled and no coherent event or outcome is verifiable.
Mr. C Prettiss of Raveanna Ohio states that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cured his indigestion and enabled him to wake long walks. He claims vigorous robust health is entirely due to the whiskey and he would not be without it.
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