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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
6
Strong opening prices push stocks higher as Balkan tensions weigh on outlook yet optimism persists. Traders report mixed signals from London and New York with utilities and metals showing firmness while rails and copper face volatility.
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Special Dispatch reports Sugar Beet Association official Ay Hazulbaker notes the crop ready for tests and shipment. Agricultural Superintendent Hrhey Angst and a TehikeIdahe Sugar Co expert will attend a scheduled event to discuss the experimental freight plan and marketing logistics for moving beets to market.
The court returns to work after a break, with justices and officials listed from locations such as Yellowstone County and Silver Bow. Names include Hoedstrice, Heyven Bueyyes, and Mueller among others, indicating admissions and assignments across districts. The piece notes ongoing sessions and personnel changes as the term begins.
A disputed gathering in Fergus County drew Democrats into a tense meeting along the main road. Local organizers and county clerks announced plans for a campaign push and the party committee pledged to organize events in nearby towns and valleys. Local speakers described the clash as part of broader party strategy for upcoming ballots and voter mobilization.
The readable parts are garbled and nonsensical, lacking clear names, places, dates, or events to form a coherent summary. No verifiable entities or actions emerge to report as a news item.
A muddled OCR fragment describes snow, damage, and confusion in Beavarhead vale amid a fight. It mentions hay, fields, and a few men seen near a riverbank as the scene unfolds and notes unknown losses or values. The incomplete text lacks clear names or dates to confirm specifics.
A faulty dispatch from the standard indicates an Apounl Dispatety to the Dion, with the Fost angel of typhoid developing in Dillon. It notes that physicians have been unable to determine the origin of the disease as of the posting at the poring vollage dormitories.
District court heard Carl A. Miller and Willa Hardy Wars Pound charged with felonious assault after a preliminary hearing. Testimony included a confession by Grekin and a separate arrest by Detective Joe Williams. Witnesses described the night of Sept and a large sum of money recovered behind a dresser.
An anonymous testimonial shows kidney trouble relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. The speaker describes swelling hands and feet, irregular actions, and urge incontinence, claiming prompt relief and improved comfort after using the product.
The garbled report hints at a burglary with a stash behind a dresser and police involvement. It references named individuals such as Charle Aglnat Sumeratt and Peter Bernatament, plus a court ruling by Brew ob of a N xewmion Bhirwer and a trial that involves intense evidence.
The piece notes attention for the International Typographical Exhibit in Colorado Springs and New York. It highlights praise from visitors and medical fraternity, mentioning executives and the traveling exhibit planned by the printers association.
The article outlines planned double train service for Lewistown residents with discussions of inauguration dates, routes from Lewiston to Watchen, and implications for local travel. It notes expected public notices, scheduling, and necessary approvals, aiming to ease congestion and improve mobility.
Disjointed OCR report notes Republicans plan a training for a tour. Mentions locations in Ontario and Wisconsin, with unclear dates and scattered names. Mentions travel by train, timetable gaps, and a stop schedule at Livingston and other points.
Joseph G Brown of Merney county has been chosen to replace W G Conrad as district attorney. The Democratic state party committee announced the appointment in Helena. Brown is described as an underling attorney with ties to the county bar and municipal leadership.
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