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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
8
Western Montana office of the Standards located at 140 Higgins Avenue Missouri. Telephone yard. Advertising rates on application.
The University of Montana edged Washington in a fast and fierce clash as both squads traded momentum. Captain Gollsworthy led Montana with sharp runs and solid defense, while Washington repeatedly pushed toward the goal but was thwarted by Montana’s determined line and timely stops.
A rough back and forth football game featured frequent stops and penalties as the ball moved slowly. Final moments saw a late touchdown by Miner but failed kick left the score tied, with key players Fisher Roach and Hagan making notable plays and refs and substitutes noted throughout.
Missoula authorities identified Hould as a man charged with forgery. He was captured in Ridgelawn near Glendive and brought back by Sheriff Graham. Morris Schlussberg confirmed the identity today. A forged check for four dollars led to the arrest and pending conviction.
Mrs Anderson dies at home aged seventy plus in Mistoula Ott. Murrs Marguerite Ate, lifelong resident of the Fit Ward area, passed away today of old age at her son's residence seven miles west of Lalo. The body was prepared for burial by Undertaker Wendelek of the March establishment. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Carllen Church.
MisSOULA notes recount various visitors and residents including George E. Keep of Galtese in town Friday. A X Anderson of Colorado Springs joined Lucy establishment as undertaker. Granite county attorney George H. Maywoounk was in Missoula Friday. A H Nichols of Butte visited the city. Y T M Marlowe of Herena and Sari L Ja Sharp attended various office matters and visits Friday. Final proof dates and land notices appear for several locals.
The board of pension examiners for the district, composed of C T McCullough Weou Pir Fond and Gwinn, yesterday examined Lewis W Grinder formerly of the 106th regiment Pennsylvania Infantry, Wihankry, Sinsel formerly of Company 1 Thirteenth United States Infantry, and Philip Moor Company F Twelfth Indiana Infantry.
The queen's speech outlines warlike tensions on an island at Tdttle detra. It mentions reform bills on credit and responsibility, creation of a unified income tax from capital and trade licenses, and broader discussion of Zuyder Zee plans. The address signals government moves on finance and public utilities.
London details a planned international horse show to be held at Olympia, London, with collaboration between American and British organizers. The event aims to showcase carriage, saddle, harness, and hackney horses from the United States, Britain, and other nations, improving breeds and expanding cross‑Atlantic entries.
An obituary note describes the funeral of a young man connected to Sister hospital events. It mentions a Swedish route and a visit to his brother in Darby, a transport to a medical facility, and a death related procedure. Names and details are obscured or garbled in the text.
The paragraph presents a garbled medieval style discussion about religion and belief. It references zeal, saints, faith, and weather as metaphors for spiritual endurance, suggesting a critique of ready made religion and the need for personal conviction without clear factual details or identifiable individuals.
New York officials plan a congress of women bowlers for the Eastern region to draft rules and standards for feminine competitors. More than 400 women express intent to attend, with delegates to be chosen from four districts. A parallel tournament will determine the eastern champions, with a challenge format and medals to choose the top bowler.
Misconia, Q4 1%-0, P. Tonge superintendent of Coeur d'Ateng Star Minty Company, sees Knute Ainieveen and three other stockholders abandon the firm. They depart with winter wine supplies and vine stock, signaling a halt in operations as new plans form.
Vanderbilt racing manager Miles and Cudiline Motor Car official Lakind criticize racing as mere publicity. They warn it offers no proven practical value, arguing it wastes money since buyers are not swayed by speed claims.
An old timey notice touts Hyomel as a preventive and treatment for catarrh during colder months. It claims a few days of breathing medicated air can kill germs and heal the mucous membranes, offering refunds if not effective. Readers are urged to request an symptom blank and Ford remedies through preferred druggists.
W G Mailey of Atvecae cites the prodigal son in auto business talk. Ford’s Henry Ford and Coughs oppose racing as business value while Waldron of Piglets Motor Cab company calls races a potential amusement but not a sound ad vehicle. O’Brien of Wayne Automotive also weighs in.
A scholarly criticism of musical comedy traces its evolution from operettas to modern works. It argues that novelty sustains popularity, alors that audiences prefer lighter, entertaining pieces over grand but aging operas. The piece cites The Beggar Student and Merry Wives as influential examples and notes shifting public taste toward simpler, jovial fare.
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