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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1906
Page
5
Western Montana office of the Standard lists its Missoula address at 146 Higings avenue and provides a phone line 148 for inquiries. Advertising rates are available on application.
An article describes the readiness fair opening today with exhibits arranged. Attendees will see displays from multiple agencies including an agent of the Canadian government. Preparations cover courtyards, displays, and scheduled events, with activities noted for the grounds and surrounding areas.
An Episcopal minister in Missoula delivered an afternoon address to the YMCA. The speech drew a large attentive audience as church members filled the meeting venue. The speaker referenced world affairs and religious duties, while attendees listened closely and expressed interest in the talk.
Transfers of real estate and mining deeds were recorded yesterday in the county clerk and recorder office. Documented deeds include Loula Grice to Charles Martini for lots 6 and 7 in Kinck Wool McCornimes addition and Harrison to Krink Voxel for a lot in Knawles additions. Mining deeds list Joseph Va to Tarry Lance and Jumbe cl nm Spring Munkett transfers.
A fragmented ad style piece extols sunshine as a source of health happiness and success. It praises optimism over sourness and credits cheerful living with improved digestion vitality and social appeal. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and related woes.
Fragmented OCR lists names, townships, lots, portions, and monetary amounts tied to property filings. Mentions Bellerville Crom Ti Pointer Ansete Nok Gowhship Cem Mee Wane Covey and fossil site notes with dates and acreage, suggesting a recording of land claims or townsite filings in a northern region.
A man was struck by a freight train during the morning in Mieciilit Del TWitlene MET. He was seriously injured and transported to a local hospital where doctors described the injuries as grave. The incident occurred as the train approached, with witnesses reporting a loud collision and the victim's immediate medical needs.
Fragmentary notes mention unfamiliar names and terms, making the event unclear. Reads like garbled sport or district notes with no definite outcomes, participants, or locations verifiable from the provided snippet.
Miszawla hosts Mrs. Catlin and party arriving this afternoon from Miles City. The party, led by Mrs. Catlin, plans to visit Missoula this week and participate in local events while in town.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a large nighttime blaze with burning houses, $50,000 in property lost, threats to towns and residents, and a rapid spreading fire in a mountain area. It mentions wind revival and efforts to control the fire, with references to a religious or community gathering and a lectern event.
A garbled report discusses a political struggle involving nations and figures such as Ching and Kherafrond. The piece mentions fears of foreign influence, preparations, and a plan to grant control to Jinan over Southern Mat churia, with references to officials and public reaction.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several figures including a bank president and a committee chair. It references a planned interview and unspecified interest rate terms, with scattered figures such as 8 percent and a sum around 125 thousand, but the overall context and specifics are too blurred to determine a concrete event or outcome.
Valued valuables stolen at Hotel Ag Santa after a robbery affecting residents including Mrs Evhwah wife of a former Valeal State executive. Frank P. Fanning and Gallagher arrested and charged with the theft totaling about 31 000. McCarthy reports conflicting accounts and police seek clarifications in the incident.
Salina Cab Oct 7 fires report. A south of Monterey reacts to a rough alert. A stretch of barren land wide Lerpriving 139,000 Goren. Names Leendert Tit Ninngler and Shnem xayx appear in conflict notes. The event involves Europeangs and unusual assaults.
A small town mystery surrounding a young mother named Bonnie or Bonita is resolved after a newspaper reporter observes her quietly tending a station arbor. The agent confirms she has supported her children by taking in washing, while she keeps to herself and avoids discussion of personal life. The piece notes local curiosity and sympathy as the community learns the truth.
Fragmentary report describes a conflict involving Gedo consalie agent at Mornerty and accuses fellowners of Shae Lalit of seeking control. The text references a mysterious Kestitt and a figure linked to Lee Ril tons, claiming they planned a feat or event with political sorcery and a general claim of mastery over events.
A reader reports relief from tumor symptoms after using Lynn B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with stopping monthly anguish and abdominal pain, noting she avoided surgery and regained health after discovering the advertisement. She cites a Bradford, Illinois address and endorses the product's effectiveness.
Thousands of dollars in gas escape from a Kane area well after striking a large gassy formation. The well produced up to 19 million cubic feet daily, setting off excitement as experts arrive from multiple states. Efforts to harness the gas continue as the Keeler family seeks a solution and the drill site remains active despite dangers.
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Lane sues for divorce from Meg Tanne at the superior court with attorney Louis Javels present. The dispute centers on Meg living with her parents after their marriage and excluding Lane from household privileges including smoking on the porch. Lane alleges repeated confinement and hostility by the mother in law and Be certain. The case cites March 2 and involved parties including Tado Mosbone and Rishon maiden name.
Cleveland officers of the Merchant Marine League say the deadline for the four year prize contest on "How to Build up Our Shipping and Foreign Trade" has been extended from November 15. The postponement follows university requests and aims to broaden student participation. In Washington a twilight session of the Military Telegraph Corps is planned with a White House reception for visitors.
A fierce blaze sweeps a hotel and adjacent structures in Ca opal, destroying the Stelokiknd hotel and damaging a telephone building. Firefighting is hampered by lack of means as flames spread to stores and other areas. Witnesses report dense smoke and urgent evacuations as crews struggle to contain the fire.
A faulty OCR fragment from New York reports a juror from North Hempstead leaving the session tonight. The incomplete item hints at a disrupted court appearance and possible adjournment but lacks clear details or outcomes.
Bizarre OCR fragment describes a killing at Passaic involving individuals named Shepard and Gruner. Text references witnesses and a trial or legal action, but lacks clear, coherent facts or dates. Requires source clarification for a precise, grounded headline and summary.
A report from western poultry dealers states farmers in the Tamaqua region appear organized and a cartel dictates prices. Investigators found large turkey flocks on isolated farms, with scarcity claimed by the farmers contradicted by evidence of on farm flocks. They noted weather as a factor but observed unusually large potatoes on nearby fields and a single blemished tuber. A central committee is said to set farm prices, keeping demand strong.
Fragments describe Mrs Wilson a Chicago widow and White Cross nurse who went to California during a week after a fire to aid survivors. Her estate worth about 4 000 000 dollars was left by her father a Chicago merchant. Her sister and child remain in Chicago.
New York January 7 The independence league issued a statement on how it will approach the legislature and primary elections. It will nominate an independent ticket and endorse only certain individual candidates whose integrity is verified. The league aims for a non partisan, straight ticket guidance.
Special Dispatch from Staunton Helena October 7 Reverend Heatey, pastor of the Congregational church, announced his resignation today to take effect November 1. He will leave for Pullman Washington where he has accepted the parsonage of a church.
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