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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
8
A damaged OCR reads like a local legal and medical notice. It mentions a woman about 40 years old, a four week period, and references to guardianship, a dress, and health concerns. Names and places are garbled, with several brands and firms appearing in rough form.
Pitcher Louis Durham of the Indians is ordered to report to Manager Magy McGraw of the New York National League. Marquard has been sold to the Giants as part of a major deal upsetting major league circles. Durham and Marquard will likely see about a month of work with the New York club this season, with payments totaling cash sums and future considerations shaping the trade’s impact.
New York notes Roseben the Pen Strome gelding that earned fortunes for Davy Johnson ran his final race at Sheepshead Bay in the Plight Handicap. A public examination showed swelling and signs of sickness returning, likely ending racing for good. Roseben, one of the era’s most popular horses, earned about 190000 in his career and will be cared for by veterinarians and owners, with his racing days behind him.
An imperfect list of entries and sailings shows various names, ages, and categories. Mentions include Jezebel, Yale, McCuasly, Pallas Cuvier, Endora, and Duke of Urd with ages four years and up.
Race notes show Laller-Remioniy winning with Rigthi ome second and Rawurnl third in a 4 5 4 time. Prindiliay takes a 1:37 fifth race win followed by Massey Tot Daniello third. The Squire wins with Lord Stanmpe sr and Saylor third. Wall Planer wins with Detective sved and Asfrewds third in 1:00 time.
Fragmentary passage discusses banking plans and a plan from 1894 involving silver payments and bank deposits in Oklahoma. Names and concrete details are obscured, making precise reconstruction difficult.
A damaged text extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach ills and "bad blood." It links sour stomach, foul breath, headaches, and liver trouble to disease spreading through the body. The ad promises a free booklet by mail from Buffalo, NY, urging readers to request a postal sample.
The act provides voting on a state depository board amendment, outlines ballot wording, and requires governor to present the question at the next general election. It sets tax rate limits for real and personal property and provisions for increased levy to be approved by voters, with related official duties and effective upon passage. The document also includes probate notice for Roger Rudawi deceased.
William Vans administrator invites all creditors of the deceased William J Moane to present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be shown at the residence of the deceased about six miles east of Anaconda in Deer Lodge County Montana. Auk 28.
The administrator of the estate of Jadn Cy Pearson invites creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months of publication. Notices are to be filed with the administrator at the law office of JH. Dutty in Durston block Anavands, Montana. Dated 1964. Attorney for estate is Tell, OUEPT.
Fragmented reminiscence discusses Bryanite deposit policies, state charters, and bank panic impacts in Oklahoma Territory. It notes proposals to embrace national charters, the danger of pooling funds, and warnings from Oklahoma figures about prudence versus imprudence in banking. Anecdotes reflect local political chatter and distrust amid financial panic.
The readable text mentions Chicago and Evansville in a discussion about opportunities and crime. It references residents and riding in the countryside, a pillow under a pillow, and robbers. The tone suggests a fragmented diary or letter describing social observations and theft events with mixed names and places.
Fragmented OCR conveys a proposed Montana constitutional amendment to regulate care and management of public monies. It outlines creating a depositary board with authority over funds, defining responsibilities of the governor and auditor, and specifying procedures for public money handling.
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