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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
12
Rapid tallying across eight precincts shows Weston extending his edge over his opponent. Officials report Weston leading by over 225 votes with several precincts still to be counted, and expect results to finish by Wednesday night. A lengthy list of precincts and names of local officials accompanies the update.
Fragmentary OCR data shows a sports score fragment with names Epee and Oti and numbers 3 16 65 68 165 11. No clear event, teams, or dates present for a fuller summary.
Fragmentary report notes Yew von vreve esate mansion at the Palace preparing features for display by the bay. Details on timing and participants are unclear, but the effort aims to showcase art and structure related to the palace.
An account notes plans for a vast Burlington project described as the grandest palace of Art in the world, with the Burlington Railroad expanding routes from Billings to Helena. The piece mentions the system's leadership, extensive freight and livestock movement, timber and coal shipments, and growth across Montana towns.
Mashand of Bela the Aven Mattie D Courtney accuses Dan T Courtney of cruelty and abandonment in a heated divorce suit. She alleges threats with a razor, forcible ejection from home, and dissolute habits leading to separation. Court denied alimony, noting lack of support for two years. attorney fees awarded.
Word from the Standard reports Piper Dan Cane a longtime local grower and one of two recognizable figures in the community has died after years of living alone. Also updates say Charles B Conrad of Hos is seriously ill and his brother and Dr Kiama attend him as Conrad Bros and associates monitor the condition.
A dubious 19th or early 20th century pitch claims a miracle cure for appetite issues and heart-related symptoms. It asserts guaranteed results with no cost until proven and urges readers to trust the advertised treatment by naming a distant location and vague testimonials.
An illustrated old ad promises relief for stomach and digestive disorders. It claims a foundation for healthy digestion and invites readers to mail 38 cents plus address to Dr Guan in Philadelphia to receive two pills free.
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