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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text details unrest and violence near Mexico with references to towns, agencies, and military actions. The piece glances at economic strains, security concerns, and rumored settlements, but leaves many garbled phrases.
Fragmentary obituary and funeral notice text describing last rites and cemetery arrangements for multiple individuals, including names and locations, with scattered unclear details and addresses. Further readability is limited by damaged OCR.
MJ Walsh serves as Vuurcul director and Vovhalraer 226 Bnet Var Street is listed in records as associated location or contact point. The entry notes roles and an address without further events or actions.
The notice states the funeral will be held at 737 North Anton streets at F380 for relatives and medics, followed by a service at Grice Methodist Church conducted by the Bev Meck. The obituary details preparation and the route to the church.
Ambiguous notes describe a legal dispute involving Amuratiendes TN and Antone Garbartan with Amelia Garber, touching on alimony and joint assets. A former wife, creditors, and a department 3 claim surface as the proceedings test the court's orders and the future of the settlement.
A traveling salesman named Pollock and four companions were returning from a joy ride when their bicycle veered off the road and struck a window frame of a house. Thomas Darel was identified as a key witness. Bal fork was booked at the station for the incident and later released after damages were settled.
Mrs Mattson aged 58 died yesterday at her home on Ottawa Street. Her infant died two days earlier. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Swedish Mission church with Rev. Mr Fatquist to conduct three services.
Willem Kerr of Affanirth Street was taken to St James Hospital just before midnight with a broken leg after an accident near his home. He was at work nearby when the incident occurred.
The obituary notes the death of A H Wills, a Butler boy killed in the Philippines. His body arrived at Ban Iranchino and is expected to be home Sunday or Monday for funeral arrangements. He was 47 years old, son of Aree Wits of 236 East Mercury Street, and served in the army.
Fragmentary OCR shows a long roster of names and affiliations including Minneapolis and New York figures. Indicates a meeting or event with many participants and a closing note inviting committee members on Sunday September 7.
Fragmentary text references a train leaving at seven and a route through towns with names like Sanday and Butte. The wording is garbled and lacks coherent facts, making it difficult to determine a clear event, date, or participants.
A man named Galnor, a well known resident, suffered a fractured skull after a fall of ground yesterday morning around 4 to 9 oclock. He was rushed to Murray's hospital with injuries and later transferred to Mrs. Gay's home as his condition worsened. Doctors fear potential complications before final outcome.
The text notes funerals and funeral services for local residents, with lines referencing the theater center, undertakers, and a Budtels oli thaw community page. The fragment mentions a funeral service schedule and obituaries, naming Morgan and Te iy.
Fragmented OCR notes list new hats for fall with pricing hints. Mentions places in West Parish area and items by Inoue and Rulie brands, unclear measurements and vendors.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Columbia and a wartime style construction item with a $100 value and a railway berth, but lacks clear events or names to form a full item.
A fierce midnight downpour drenched New York City causing extreme damage. Streets flooded miles of roads clattered with water reaching four feet, subways anchored, traffic stalled, and police largely overwhelmed. The disaster ranked among the city’s worst flood events with waters flooding basements and trains halted.
A garbled OCR passage mentions September in Virginia and a telecommunication context with references to Athens Lin and Welds. It includes stray names and phrases about senators, countries, and a fictional scene with unclear actions. The text is fragmentary and difficult to parse into a coherent news item.
Government deposits totaling 22000 dollars will be placed in the Western Montana National Bank of Missoula. The Kalispell National Bank is expected to be designated to receive retirements of funds, with designation for deposits to follow as federal processing continues.
The trial centers on Diggs and co defendant's motives for a Reno journey amid allegations of seduction and conspiracy. Jurors find a stronger charge proven. weaker indictments dismissed. Sentencing set by Judge Van Fleet with arguments by Devin and Sullivan ongoing.
A historical report notes blazing heat in Kansas and Oklahoma with temperatures far above average. It cites locations such as Liberal and Topeka amid warnings of dangers from heat, wildfires and air conditions affecting daily life and safety.
Nevada Senator Newlands and colleagues argue over the tariff bill amid party rifts as amendments on income tax and cotton futures are debated. Senate leaders aim for a late Saturday vote with Republican support sought after caucus discussions.
Report describes a vehicle incident where a machine struck a fence after a tire blew out during a chase near Los Angeles. Injuries include several people and a child, with officials investigating debt and family disputes connected to the event.
A United States team dominated the revolver match with a standout score of 420 percent at a trial event. The narrative mentions notable competitors Canin Berry, Gana, Srotow, and Ayden, with references to records and a forthcoming final on Saturday.
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