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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
5
The market shows a bullish tone with copper shares higher on renewed buying. Analysts warn of possible pullbacks from profit-taking and warn that gains may be limited by broader market pressures and potential liquidity shifts.
The fragment lists agricultural figures from an old New York Produce Market report. It mentions wheat and rice quantities with bushels and changes, including several misread terms and inconsistent punctuation. The readable items include daily yields and price-like numbers, though many words are garbled.
Announcement of a social event featuring the Taig Mees variety and readings by Percy Vampine, with Shea's Colts and Frank Kennedy slated to perform. Hanley O'Brien and Monmnan listed as stewards for the entertainment, with a cast including CF Brien Ward Wesigats Courtney Murray Meastor Quam Chirk.
Rumors of a settlement for the Bell Telephone company troubles circulate as state voters have debated terms. Helena and Butte reports say no definite agreement or details yet, with H. Burdick of Mantang expected to arrive to confirm the plan.
The city jail heard testimony about Donnelly who allegedly used a pencil and paper to sketch a plan while claiming to be deaf. He faced a disturbance charge from two weeks prior and a new count alleging feigned impairment to obtain money. He had just been released from the county jail after a 10 day sentence.
Delegates from Medrotertant Sunday schools gather for the annual meeting at the Soutaie Souisey school convention. Rev. B. Osrinder officiated the opening. Rev. A. Carnahan and Marion Lawrence led devotional and evening addresses. Programs include officers election, delegates registered, and detailed sessions on the organization and work of Sunday schools.
The conference session in Baltimore addressed episcopal plans and party platforms. Names like Rev. Dr Willige A. Qweyh Cuhaee and Bishop Wurrik were noted as speakers amid debates on church unity and a proposed move to separate church from state.
May term opened in Missoula district court with work halted for rest of building renovations. One robbery case, one guilty verdict, one defendant sentenced to hard labor, and two motions for non-suit denied as jurors heard about Cunningham’s pocket theft and related charges.
Bate bowlers compete for the diamond medal as Thornton hosts a handicap event. The winner earns the diamond medal after a season of strong play. Sheehan led the opening 30 games with a scratch start while Curly and Dimmy posted 50-pin starts.
An 19th century medical ad extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Unicorn root as remedies for female weakness. It cites Dr. Fyfrane and Finlay Ellingwood praising Golden Seal and unicorn root for reproductive and nervous complaints. The text lists symptoms such as back pain, mood disturbances, and uterine disorders, presenting these remedies as universally effective despite lack of modern evidence.
A lively Missoula event saw Red Men campfires lit as delegates arrived for a ceremony at East Front street. A large procession included WAS recipient figures and local residents, with community members such as Helenaliwn and others in attendance, signaling a strong mobilization for the evening proceedings.
The House of Representatives voted 18 to 18 on a currency emergency bill with party lines and conferees from New York Ohio Massachusetts Wisconsin and California named for the committee on rules to determine the process. The measure aims to place the reform into effect through a vote by the authority of the House and Senate.
A mother guides Susie to the local grocer to buy a loaf of bread ensuring it is Mother's brand and not a substitute, stressing that Mother's bread is always pure. The scene captures a domestic moment of care and trust in everyday shopping.
A community committee called for a report on a mutual bill to support conference communities. The aim is to secure funding and pave the way for hosting regional events, with focus on improving cooperative efforts and sustaining local business links.
A fragmentary report recounts a Republican gathering featuring figures such as Alger and Tivie of New York and Shevian of Minnesota. It mentions discussions at a convention and notes resignations tied to sociology and philosophy views, with references to Veddong and Ghucimmat.
The article reports an appropriation plan for agricultural and building improvements totaling 31 million dollars. It notes alternate funding considerations, including another 1 million figure and the distribution of funds among various departments, with emphasis on permanent improvements and associated oversight.
The report notes the death of Christan Wenten, a longtime leader in the national greate nit of He Christan Wenten, with details trimmed to a brief obituary noting the date of death in Valen.
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