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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1913
Page
1
This report surveys county conditions with notes on weather crops and migration patterns across Kansas and Oklahoma. It mentions officials and residents traveling, recoveries from illness, and travelers visiting sites such as Livingston and Yellowstone. It highlights drought relief, water needs, and school or county events while naming several local residents and families.
In Boulder, Ang Howlisr and Mrs J Ay McFormor spent a few days visiting friends in Clancy. Local teachers’ exams were held Friday and Saturday with students Willis Lagroie, Willie Dean, Jenpis Carlson, Corrine mu rites, Arthur Da Culles achieving top marks. Ruth Nobis and Masie Parker appeared among examinees. Mrs Nels Lanyon entertained the La Mes Aldsorets. Mrs Larson hosted guests Wednesday, praised as excellent entertainer. Mrs 4. BL McCarty and Mrs Rilhemsn hosted gatherings. Treeman’s stiley guests included Aine and Mrs Carve Welle. Ward and children visited Mire Ward’s old home. they planned to travel to Tayre then Bina, Ca. Stranahan, formerly of Howldur OG, Campbell, editor of Mofferann Valley News, spoke in Fees. Traces of business decree noted. sessions to start Tuesday with Tratesco, Harry, Avie Knodenh, and Biles Wratten attending. The commercial department plans to file 4H R000 and leather cash secured.
In Livingston a canoe trip ended in near disaster when a 18 foot craft capsized three miles from shore amid a sudden storm. Mark Marek clung to the wreck as river rapids battered him, then reached the bank with help. The incident followed a court ruling about a local employment matter and a separate report of a planned move to St. Louis.
A garbled county alert reports a deputy’s sudden death and a sheriff’s inquiry. The text references Tozeph Dixon of Gatti county and a county incident on Aug 31, with a note about an alleged fault or cause under investigation.
Report covers land sale between Bridger and Ported area with $100,000 transferred to Janda owners amid road work and security measures. Describes preparations for event involving 700 Crow Indians, farm yields, sugar beets, and completion of a Methodist parsonage. Notes street closures, shipments to Chicago, and a spring harvest timeline with community activities and housing updates.
A large summer institute opens here tomorrow and runs through the week with speakers from New York Wisconsin and Washington including Dr Warren and Prof Finsh. Deputy State Superintendent Cole Tenney will attend with local officials. A court scene in Lewistown involves a suspect facing charges and possible hearings as the case proceeds.
A 96 year old Bryant and a man named Errante caused alarm by claiming an insane haunting at a hotel. Errante spoke with clerks and asked police to examine flathrock, while threatening a clairvoyant family. The abnormal statements prompted police to plan further inquiry.
Milton Spencer of Agaconds visited Ilentia yesterday. William Kelly, a local media figure, was injured after a fall of ground in the Avaconda mine last night. He sustained severe bruises and is a patient at St. Jeanne Naspl tat.
Mexican envoy to France Don Brereiaea ito la Parra expresses confidence in US France relations. He says international law and reciprocal justice will guide actions amid the current crisis and that President Wilson will defend sovereignty and the rights of friendly nations.
Chaotic debate unfolds as Democratic finance committee considers tax reform. Insurgent faction led by Read, Vardiman, Thomas, Aghurat and La Fal engage in a heated fight to raise income taxes on high earners, with plans to push rates to 8 to 10 percent for incomes above various thresholds. Supporters argue the reform targets wealthy holders while opponents warn of overreach harming the economy.
In a tight contest, female candidates surge as key precincts report early voting trends. Community groups back several women for seats, citing experience and outreach efforts ahead of election day.
Scores of hunters head to lakes and rivers for the open waterfowl season with large numbers venturing to the north and east. Reports describe plentiful game after three years of lighter hunts, as crews travel to Switznika and the Great Northern region while others stay near the Bay area amid calm conditions for the hunt.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Balem Oregon clipping references a deterrent by a league for punishment and mentions Governor West and individuals including Telnet Morgan and Verste Hart. The legible fragments hint at a crime or punishment context but provide no coherent events, dates, or outcomes.
The readable text shows garbled names and places, mentioning a river and a tense moment. Details are largely unreadable, with multiple misspellings and missing context, making it impossible to determine participants, location, timing, or outcome.
Early 20th century chatter shows strong interest in a Roosevelt move for 1916. Some Republican leaders back his nomination and support a bid if he proclaims candidacy while others oppose for selfish or war campaign reasons. Debate centers on whether Roosevelt can unite the party and win broad support.
Imperial chancellor and German representatives to attend a Pangia Paine exposition at Sap Francisca. A large congregation observed the ceremony as family members and dignitaries gathered, while a president from the White House addressed the Mexican situation with no expected policy change.
A steamship Urshlam arrived from New York to Pane Heditak Nova Scotia with thirteen first class passengers and one underage traveler. Fire was discovered after departure from New York on Friday night. Firefighting efforts sprayed water into the hold to extinguish the blaze.
Nonsense OCR style note warns of incoming storm as barometer drops. Mentions weather bureau, methane danger, and predictions of rain, with scattered garbled terms about wines, pressure changes, and warnings. Contains multiple unclear phrases and names, but centers on barometer signaling worsening weather.
Fragmented OCR describes new building materials from mountain quarries used in durable brick like structures. Mentions baking blacka and government involvement with watchmakers. Details are unclear and partially garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a meeting or gathering related to women’s political activism in Washington with references to Anna Howard Shaw and a national council or body. The text is garbled but suggests a women’s rights orientation and a prominent speaker.
A fragmentary report notes Countess von Tonnatarre arriving in the United States. The message mentions a German connection and references a count and a city. Details are incomplete and unclear due to OCR damage.
Weekington August 6. A conference on home influences and moral reform addressed by Vice President starshall and principal speaker ADL. Clarehoal spoke at Gren Folly about modern dress and truth in society. The address lamented loss of ethical guidance and urged stronger religious influence to counter prejudice and social trends.
A garbled extract references Hos es 19 Derias Lynchburg and many broken phrases about bank lists and currencies. It mentions the Chicago conference of biniter a and a meeting last week with Mr Glass denying any embattled demand in the Unico conference resolutions.
A collision near an unidentified location left a woman and two others dead. The injured include Mrs. Wan By Hagerwan aged 24 and Henry Ungerman. A passenger struck by debris escaped serious harm. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
A chaotic crash near Detroit injures seven people after a speeding car ran off the road, struck a utility pole and ploughed into a bank building. Two occupants are in critical condition as emergency crews respond to the scene.
J Bodasyia of Philadelphia, pastor of the Presbyterian church, suffered a sudden heart trouble early while traveling near Colorai Springs. The incident occurred after a fall from a horse, with bystanders rushing to aid him and summon medical help.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Worcester related items including DART WAN Dues and involvement of individuals linked to heart cancer operations and steel core units. The readable text references a person named Anil Pfrshtehe and a Woah Be Ol te Meon company, with unclear dates and roles.
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