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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
2
A Helena resident recounts the moment the quake struck and her hotel room’s collapse. She describes fear, injuries, and the chaos as crowds fled into streets, with fighters and officials guiding evacuees and reporting fires.
A chaotic OCR piece describes aquatic river naming and a convention at Villas’ revelry. It mentions funding and headlines about official duties, with scattered references to River Wilke Waters and Heat. Delegates attend hearings while city and state figures weigh plans, amid concerns over identity and garbled details.
OCR garble lists a sale action with sums such as 1400 and 100 and references Denver Bel en Lake Dis and East Broadway. It mentions various names and places in a scrambled fashion, giving little coherent event detail beyond a sale notice context.
Readable text shows scattered phrases and proper nouns including places and names. The item appears as a damaged OCR scrape with no coherent narrative or clear event, needing concise summarization of the few readable fragments and entities. The piece contains unrelated lines, partial words, and stray references without a single dominant story or date.
A garbled passage mentions kilowatt hours and an observer noting readings and florins. It references a Sage Chay Tiny and a figure around 87,000 rlsinw with unclear context. The legible content is minimal and offers few concrete facts.
Readable fragments describe a May 23 gathering with a fee, a cartoonish scene, and references to a choir, a religious figure, and a beach setting. Names, dates, and costs are unclear due to damaged OCR but surface items suggest a local community program with tickets and a social event.
Fragments describe a graduating ceremony at Deer Lodge with references to speakers, procession, and attendee names. The readable items mention March events, figures like Mr. Bledreti and others, and a presentation of a philosophy bene factor.
Fragmented OCR text notes changes in grazing inspection duties across Powell and Deer Lodge counties. References to inspectors, towns like Butte and Washington state unclear, with garbled names and scattered lines about duties, losses, and possible retirements.
City records show Anaconda Montana approving a special improvement district to build a sewer from Sixth Street to Monroe Street through alleys, with a budget of about 2500 dollars. The plan includes street and alley paving and assessment by district frontage, awaiting final adoption and publication in June 1906.
In the matter of the guardianship of Margaret Flizgentine minor the guardian will sell at public auction under court confirmation the undivided half of lot 4 in block 58 of Me town, Anaconda Montana, on May 4, 1908 at the north courthouse door. Terms require 20 percent cash, balance on credit by court order.
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