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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
2
A fragmentary newspaper item alleges a person named Summer Siren stole a husband. The readable text mentions locations like Wash, Antibes, and Gordon, plus monetary detail of $9.00 and various names and places, but the report is largely garbled with OCR errors.
An incident notes a caregiver named Love Farmer tending an abandoned infant. The report references a sequence of unclear details and names, including mentions of a place and various affiliations. The fragmentary text hints at a rescue or care event with uncertain surrounding context and individuals involved.
A long infant tale recounts a girl who regains vision after years of blindness. The report lists medical terms and names of doctors and places, highlighting her rehabilitation process and the challenges faced during recovery.
A damaged OCR fragment shows partial text about a democratic appointment notice with garbled lines and scattered names. The readable portions mention a list of letters and stray words like Hen Whey and SAUER, with no clear actions, dates, or entities to identify.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a community scandal involving letters, water quality, and family tensions. The fragment mentions wine, wives, a boat, a court case, and a reference to a bord where people discuss duties. The text is illegible but suggests a small town drama centered on individuals and local concerns.
The text shows a probate notice for the estate of Mea St. Pigbatries and an auction or sale under jurisdiction of W melds at Lamia Street in Park Avant, Montana. It mentions a bulletin and a deputy attorney general, with dates in September and a call for creditors or claimants to respond.
John Munley registry agent for Deer Lodge County Montana will open the registration office at 108 Alvin street in Anaconda for the purpose of registering qualified voters for the general election to be held on November 6 1906. The office hours will be from 9 o clock in the forenoon until 4 o clock in the afternoon every weekday with Saturdays until noon excepted.
A voter registry notice for Beer Lodge precincts in Montamy. Registry official J. W. Smurk announces dates for the renewed election list and eligibility rules. Open to registered voters on October ninth and tenth with special provisions for those ill or unable to attend polling.
A long OCR fragment announces election registration across Deer Lodge County Montana. It lists Open registration offices, dates in October, and procedures for qualified voters to register for the upcoming general election on Tuesday November 6. It names various precincts, registrar agents, and locations such as Deer Lodge, Georgetown, and Cabide.
Notice announces registration for the Calvert ward election district in Deer Lodge County Montana. It lists polling places including Halurd Farm Waq, Ralston and Storrar areas with date range, hours, and exceptions for Sundays and absences due to sickness or disability.
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