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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
3
A United States senator from South Carolina endorses Peruna, praising its relief for hypsesias and stomach troubles. The letter from Washington D.C. recounts using the medicine for a long period and feeling significant improvement.
A garbled OCR passage mentions persons and places in a late era style. It references names like Orly and Beran, with disjointed phrases about interests, orders, and elimsach. The readable text is too fragmentary to establish a clear event or outcome.
A sensational health note explains digestion issues and the danger of decayed food entering the blood when bowel movement is slow. It praises Caloril-like Cascarils as a stimulant for lazy bowels, claiming a six mile walk effect in a pill. The West Pocket Cascaret Box, sold by Sterling Remedy Company, is promoted at ten cents.
A colonial era piece recounts anti missionary sentiment and religious clash in Butte. It portrays harsh critique of missionary efforts among Indian communities, noting oppression, cultural friction, and calls for conversion debates, with references to colonial figures and local religious tensions at length.
A garbled report discusses Vole filssiotalien, wings, and shipping lines with references to Keishi sulk, the Enghtshia fut, and copper felties. It mentions War era concepts, postage costs, and lectures by Deo Kyastin on polite mientees, with scattered names and places reflecting a fragmentary newspaper item.
A heated Philipsburg gathering featured J. Walsh urging Urattle County voters to back his party slate. He praised democracy and appealed for support, outlining the candidates and urging turnout amid strong local interest.
A fragmented report notes a compromise ticket in New York County amid political maneuvering. It mentions candidates and a Teagan group aiming for nomination, with references to Meyer and other figures shaping the ballot plan.
A political event draws attention as Toole plans a visit to Bozeman in roughly a week. The article notes Governor Tyulu's suspicions and mentions candidates and local political figures including Gormley and Palle. Road names and dates appear, but the readable core concerns Toole's upcoming appearance and local campaign dynamics.
A readable fragment discusses a Democratic figure and political actions, referencing HATO Coed and Headley in a contest over county voters. The text is damaged but signals emphasis on precedent and electoral process in a historic context.
Incomplete OCR reads like a brief local item from Loniaeillo Kentucky. Mentions treasury secretary, gun or artillery terms, and a parley at Gale Talay with unclear participants. Readable entities include Loniaeillo and Kentucky, with tangled wording limiting detail.
The county clerk and recorder announces election procedures for Deer Lodge and surrounding districts in October 1908. It details registration offices, open hours, and the general election date set for November, with names of registry agents and precincts, and notes for voters with disabilities or absences.
A lengthy OCR filled notice lists the election registration dates and offices in Deer Lodge County Montana. It names Anaconda and Deer Lodge towns, precincts 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14 with dates in October 1905 and November 6 1908. It details hours and locations for registries and identifies registry agents Henry Casper and Bernard Marron. It covers eligibility due to sickness, physical disability, or absence.
A legal notice from Deer Lodge County announces the probate of the will of Patrick Milley, deceased. The court appoints a fiduciary and grants letters testamentary, with a hearing and dates in October 1906, inviting any interested party to appear. The filing parties include TRAC, GONORE, Clerk, and the case references local courthouse proceedings.
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