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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
5
Western Montana Standard office listed at 330 Higgins Avenue Missoula with telephone numbers and advertising rates available on request.
Missoula report notes Mor.. university will open Tuesday with large turnout and many out-of-town students. Faculty arrival and class preparations are underway as the term nears, with football coach planning early practice and new student enrollment expected to be strong.
A vintage testimonial ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female and kidney disorders. It describes back pain, nervousness, and fatigue, citing personal improvements after using the product and urging women to seek relief through the remedy.
A noisy shift in Montana livestock industry shows ten prominent stockmen leaving the trade amid rising costs and shifting markets. The group, including several named operators, signals a broader trend as packing and transportation pressures reshape regional cattle commerce.
Sept surveyors are at work along the Northern Pacific main line west of Missoula. The crew reports a serious concern about the track alignment and grade on a long stretch, with teams spanning from Cowan to the belt line. The effort aims to complete a full survey for necessary repairs and shoreline stability.
The Missoula notes recount various local happenings and people. Reilly sells cakes and publicity, Jol O Neil of Bulle is registered, and Henry Aniranx of Byli is mentioned. The piece covers visitors, engagements, and community updates with names and places.
An OCR fragment from a Missunti area report references a race or event with weather disruption. It mentions a second half timing, a council or group reaction, and preparations affected by morning conditions. No clear names, dates, or places are extractable.
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines a broad booster campaign for a progressive city. It mentions posters, a transport push, and advertising in multiple regions. References to Missouri, Oregon, and Helena hint at rail and trade expansion plus civic development plans.
Local convention in Virgin City endorsed President Roosevelt and nominated a full county ticket. Officials praised include Lenny Carter and Representative Mixon. Tee Mantle received commendation. Delegates and nominees span sheriff, treasurer, assessor, public administrator, and state party attendees with several names garbled in OCR.
The Jefferson county central committee met yesterday to select delegates for the Sept. 23 county convention. Delegates will be chosen to attend the county convention and site convention. The party expectancy is high with hopes for a sweeping victory for the ticket. The funeral of Oscar Myer is noted with services at the Presbyterian church.
A chaotic night near the Western Pu elie bridges saw a multi‑robbery with at least seven men tied to a spate of thefts. George Witson suffered a drilling wound and was hospitalized. Watson, wounded, spoke of assailants, while a second raid targeted the Copper Reuse and nearby shops. Police traced the events through the Wells, the Cooper house, and on to the hospital, with a suspect named Watson questioned and linked to the seven‑man robbery. The episode left victims aided, property seized, and a tense city awaiting further details.
A garbled text fragment references a plan to end a revolution and mentions names and places in a scattered way. It lacks coherent details but hints at political actions, conspiratorial wording, and potential figures connected to the scheme. The fragment remains unclear and unresolved.
A Stoke Daily Mail correspondent reports a recent Indo British debate in which a speaker urged India’s independence. The piece notes conflicting views from native journalists and mentions Count Tanlwhe von Arian, once a Waldorf-Astoria figure, connected to a New York reception.
Pennsylvanian legislator from the Mos tly district F Lawrence B Cook was renominated by Republicans yesterday and stabbed today by Andrew Muyesillan a justice of the peace and Carnegie resident. Cook pursued rumors of authoring the Greater Pillsburg bill and sustained multiple stab wounds, with bystander MagMillan aiding escape. Police and witnesses describe a chaotic scene with an alley escape and a dramatic lodging at a nearby door.
Dominador Comex claimed at a political rally that England France and Germany would recognize a Filipino remodile. He asked for an accounting of money collected and said funds were sent via cablegrams to Harape to support aMilping republic. Four liberate replies had been received. Governor Callies was jailed on a charge of embezzlement.
A blaze swept the Anderson Cay Thike Company and the C.D. Wilson Buggy Company on Atopel Street and Clay Avenue, causing estimated losses around $80,000. Fire crews battled the flames but aim to determine the cause and extent of damage to the carriage and wagon manufacturers.
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