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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
14
Attendees praised a lively Western Montana fair day with strong attendance, fast races, and diverse exhibits. A Missoula band performance and the cowboy riding event drew the crowd, while the livestock and fruit displays showcased state farming prowess and community effort.
Article extols middle life as critical for women and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen the nervous system and ease symptoms. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Hyland and Mrs. Hinkle praising relief from fatigue, headaches, and other periomenopausal complaints, urging women to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Oct 8 Missoula owners reflect on the sale of the Midge Woody property at Higgins and Pine for 45000. The former outlying lot now sits near the business district as city growth accelerates. Judge Woody and family moved from the old house to a new colonial residence on Pine Street, signaling local prosperity and future development expectations.
The program opened at seven with Beehive and Jadees as notable runners. Sherrick Holmes won three heats including time 2:11 and 2:12 in early races while Treasure, College Maid, and Gold Dust earned top spots in subsequent heats and purses.
Missonia Oct James MM Wardenty and others mourn J M Hardesty aged unknown after a stroke at the plating mill. He left a wife, a daughter, a son-in-law, another daughter, and a granddaughter. He served for years with the Blackfoot company and was highly respected. no funeral arrangements announced.
Missoula detailing office notes that a tilogram from Washington confirms that maps showing the Bitter Root Irrigation Company route and Lake Como location have been approved by the secretary of the interior. The project outlines public right of way for the ditch. officials expect continued testing and work to proceed, with winter operations adjustments anticipated in Helena and Washington.
In the Missionary country near Missoula, three hunters C. AL Barnes, AL Staves, and Dr. Daigler encountered a large black bear on a mountain trail. A tense hand to hand moment ensued as Stevens fired, the bear charged, and misfires and confusion followed. the bear fled while the party debated who would aid who, ending with a call for the bear to surrender at the sheriff’s office.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest all food, cure indigestion, appetite loss, and bloating, and improve mood and appearance. It urges carrying the tablet pack for daily use and associates digestion with success and confidence.
Misoula notes recounts include visitors from Ovando and Ennt tutto Ex- OhyF2on, Crom Histte’s family, Reilien gated stuns proofs in the bind office by Sosenting, W. Cook, and Cling on 1A near Tavalu. The text notes Turaday in Fowler, Ne, Me rimuth travel, Kat PD riveting in Anaconda, a trip to New Orleans for a grand lodge meeting, and political talks by Charles N. Peay and Judge Smith on Tuesday morning from Thompson.
A Missoula Republican campaign gathering opened with music by the Missoula band and a speech by Col. N. C. Marshall. Congressman Dixon and Col. T. G. Marshall spoke as supporters outlined the ticket while Col. Marshall presided and Mr. Diron opened the address, urging voters to back the candidates for United States Senate and Congress.
An anecdotal notice blasts a dubious tonic allegedly guaranteed to cure drunkards. The ad claims famous promoters from Anaconda and Rockefeller establishments back a product named Orrisie. It asserts a money-back guarantee if the remedy fails to curb drink cravings and cure intoxication, with legal fees and costs outlined in related notices.
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