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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1907
Page
4
A joint Labor Day committee announces additions to the event including a baseball game and side bets among trades. The report notes tensions between plumbers and lathers and hints at rivalries among worker groups amid preparations for the holiday program.
The article describes a planned line of march for a Labor Day parade with references to various places and figures in a terse old newspaper style. It mentions Raspleis of Meils and rows of trios, with scattered names like Minera and Graphe, and hints at organizational structure and duties without clear, modern context. The fragmentary text implies preparations for a public event and a preliminary contest or staging as part of the parade sequence.
We have broadened credit, making it desirable and easy for all. The store advertises no discrimination, abundant quantities, and a guarantee on everything. A Tuesday sale invites the public to visit and request home deliveries or custom needs, promising responsive service within reason.
A society comedy drama preview notes the venue, cast, and reception with lines about press agents and a touring group. It mentions audiences in New York, a crossword of names, and a sense of well written performance though the prose is jumbled.
Local hunters report near normal deer activity as season opening nears. Residents and nonresidents alike plan hunts, with many awaiting first tracking snow to reach prime deer lick sites. Bears also reported plentiful this season near the Boulder district.
A Dillon obituary notes the death of a child linked to a mysterious illness from Moktherlander. The family, Mr and Mrs Lane Micha elem, resided on Hallvoad avenue. Interment was planned for Mountain View cemetery while the home remained under strict quarantine. The report is garbled but centers on a fatal domestic case and public health action.
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