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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
13
A garbled report depicts a courtroom scene involving Miss Johnson and a pregnancy or assault dispute. The confused text references jurists, testimonies, and a defendant named Abia, with mentions of a neighbor or family member, a mother, a statement about rent, and possible theft or coercion. The article contains fragmented dialogue and courtroom accusations amid a chaotic narrative.
Fragmented text depicts a night scene with a saloon, drinking, a judge, and a pursed pursuit through an alley. It mentions a park and a wagon or cart, with unclear names and actions. The reading captures a gritty street moment with minimal legible detail.
Cronin returns from the J W W convention in Chicago where he represents Iren Maiti on the executive Lone. He is a business agent for the water district union and was en route from Butte. The interview touches on public interest and union activities with officers to be elected next.
The text describes alfalfa harvest delays and uncertain yields, noting poor weather and lingering frost. It mentions neighbors assessing conditions and references Montana in the context of late harvest and crop health, with concerns about rotting hay and uneven cuts affecting farmers.
Yesterday's chilly conditions prompted warnings of overcoats amid strong winds and frost in several facilities. A local resident noted the cold persisted, with forecasts predicting continuing freezing temperatures and a dry but brisk meteorological outlook.
Sealed proposals for erection of a new cent ry building at 10 North Main street Helena Montana are invited with bids due Nov 1 192? The notice lists organizers and contact details including Chapin as vice president and references materials like lenses and tree equipment in a period style public tender.
Mrs. Bessie Spencer credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a perfect godsend after failing with doctors and medicines. The ad claims the product restored her health quickly and urges readers to consult physicians while noting the trademarked “Old Chemist” label and free medical booklet.
Dr. F W Traphagen testifies on smoke impact in Deer Lodge Valley as experts discuss vegetation damage and crop effects. Witnesses describe how smoke from smelter operations may affect crops, pastures, and greenery with differing opinions on severity and containment.
The article describes the disinterment of S J Sutherland and mentions relatives including Swork Launders and Lo Stonewall Jackson Suillerland. It notes arrangements with Mt Moriah cemetery in Portland Oregon and Walsh undertaking for the disinterment and related ceremonies. It references Luther Dow relatives and a gruesome sequence involving a dog and a hospital, with unclear later details.
Report of a local theatre revival of Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore staged by Anaconda juveniles. The event featured the cast performing with audience attendance noted and remarks on production under community auspices.
Fragmented ad lists fruit items including peaches pears and apples for sale with prices per box or bushel. Mentions Washington and Lone near a market stand with informal pricing and preservation notes.
A chaotic night fires event at a regional location disrupted services and caused officials to respond. The incident involved hotel and railway area structures with extensive damage reported as sparks ignited several sheds and facilities. Fire crews battled outbreaks across multiple spots before dawn, while residents faced evacuations and safety checks.
The Young People's Club launches its winter season with events at Temple Nei Tsay and nearby venues. A parade of activities, performances, and community gatherings unfolds across multiple months, featuring local leaders, entertainment, and multiple organizations in a communitywide program.
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