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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
3
The defense and prosecution presented convoluted testimonies about July 2 events at a city store and a stable. Witnesses described drinking, a saloon, a shooting, and a child’s cries as police investigated, with jurors awaiting closing arguments and instructions.
Fragmented text lists various local items, sales, meetings, and notices across several places and organizations. Names such as Muller's tea, Chipper tik TAN, Silvee Seta, and Wandin appear with scattered dates and locations, reflecting a jumble of schedules and advertisements rather than a clear single event.
A fragmentary description highlights MARC AIT and two charming roles at a Manan theater in Massachusetts. Margaret Hughes is noted as Arie, with fast footwork and dramatic movement. other cast details remain unclear as the text appears garbled.
The passage describes a troubled shore scene with attempts to ascend from water and mention of figures near a crowhtont while noting the dark water and splashing. It then shifts to references to LINDSAY DENISON, Yale, and GEORGE W. OGDEN, with scattered names and a Washington Bureau context and a printed illustration section.
Registry agent Thomas Boland announces registration hours for Deer Lodge Montana election district one. Voters may register at Pine Street Anaconda during October 1906 with daily hours from 9 to 10 30 p.m. except Sundays. Registration covers voters who are ill or absent in the preceding two weeks.
In Deer Lodge County Montana the registration office opens October 28 1906 and November 6 1906 for voters in election district No 2 precinct 1 and district No 4 precinct 2. James Hicks registry agent announces registration hours from 9 am to 4 pm except holidays. The purpose is to register qualified voters who were unable to appear in prior two weeks due to disability or unavoidable absence.
Notice states that John Munney will open a registration desk at 114 Main Street, Helena city, Atmcenda, Deer Lodge county, Montana, on October 15 16 and October 5 or 10 for the purpose of registering qualified voters for a general election to be held November 6 1906. Registrations run daily from 9 to 5 except Sundays. offices open to accommodate eligible voters, including those with disabilities or absence.
Sinner, registry agent for district No.4, Deer Lodge County Montana, will open the registration books on October 4 1906 at City Hall Anaconda. The office will run daily from 3 to 9 pm except Sundays and include an additional session October 28 for voters sick or absent by reason of disability or unavoidable absence.
A government notice announces election registration details for Deer Lodge district Mont with precincts Nos Gaunt 7 and nearby areas. It sets dates and times for the registry office open hours and the deadline to register voters eligible for the upcoming general election. It specifies exemptions for Sundays and allows late registration during specified hours.
An unclear public notice presents a fragment about Luna the Maid From the Moon with vague names and a sale of seats at a city venue on Monday. The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent details or dates.
Wording shows an election notice for Agent and Tor election District No 6 in Dar Ledge County Monty with precincts 5 and 7. Readable fragments indicate the district, counties and general procedural context for voting or appointment. No full names or dates can be confirmed from the OCR fragment.
Bernard Marron registry agent for district No. 1 announces registration hours in Anaconda Deer Lodge Montana on October 1 1906 and through October 2 1906 and again on October 9 1906 to enroll qualified voters for the forthcoming general election scheduled for November 8 1908 in Deer Lodge Montana.
Notice declares registration books will open at the Ten Mile House on October 9 1868 and close October 27 1868 to register qualified voters for the upcoming election. Also lists offices at Mal Sheehan’s residence and Bluefyed Nelle precinct, with hours from 4 to 2. Reopens for sick or absent voters in prior weeks.
Henry Casper announces a voter registration drive at multiple precincts in Deer Lodge, Missoula and Madison counties. The notice lists dates in October and notes open hours from 6 to 8 o'clock each day for registering names of voters and addressing illness or disability exemptions.
Fragmented text describes registration for voters at Deer Lodge with precinct and dates. It mentions opening dates in May and registration hours, listing names of officers and procedures for registering voters, with references to prior weeks and access for interested parties.
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