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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
5
The readable parts describe various health tips and remedies including digestion, appetite, and cooling foods. Mentions of medicines appear intermixed with stray names and disjointed phrases, suggesting a garbled OCR from an old publication. The intact segments reference Beverages, meals, and general wellness guidance amidst much unclear text.
The gathered board discusses financial bills labor bids and legal notices while detailing progress on water works attic finishing and a new six inch pipe line to school grounds. Officials debate appropriations delays and plans for sanitary areas and preparatory work for the coming term with emphasis on the school and community projects.
A fragmented report concerns a proposed program and a council dispute over immediate action. References to officials Mate AL CUNVANE and local districts imply contested responsibility and financial arrangements. The text hints at delays, contested payments, and governance tensions amid unclear entities and dates.
In a district court proceeding Judge McClernan announced a Monday sentencing after a jury returned a third degree assault verdict for John Rodgers. The case included charges against Patrick Rodgers and Patrick Hodgers, with additional proceedings involving the Rodgers brothers and a public assault case against Charles Govan's client.
A large gathering in New Jersey witnessed a dedication ceremony for a Civil War monument to the 14th New Jersey volunteers at Antietam. President Roosevelt and Governor Murphy reviewed the procession, with Senators Kean and Dryden and other officials present. The granite monument stands 40 feet high, topped by a heroic figure, and was accepted by Governor Murphy on behalf of the state.
A Tutte Presa Club meeting outlines entertainments for visiting Washington guests. Plans include a royal reception at a garden, private dining, and escorts to breakfast at Thornton, with travel by trolley to Anaconda and back to Butte. The schedule features tours of smelters, a Montana home base, and a mineral exhibit, ending with a late departure.
A Salvation Army event at Ceotald Gath Barracks featured readings and solos by Mrs. Joseph Wlereg Mrs. B D Ferguson and Maintain Tower. Adjutant Ogilvie led the program, which told a tale of a poor girl rescued by shelter and charity. Proceeds support Army rescues as the audience enjoyed music and hymns.
Nell Haveane will be operented to perform in the Grand Mise show, with a matinee and evening performance at Lomerray tonight. The program, titled WaeHE Cayenne PeeNehy, features a shirtess commen act and repeats in the matinee.
An OCR fragment describes a distressed scene with illness, hunger, and uncertain medical and social burdens. It mentions someone named Pasta Cs and cronks, a detective tone on patient condition, references to Deseret and to various places, and a general sense of hardship, consumption, and unsettled behavior.
A complaint filed with police alleges George O Donnel maliciously tore down 40 feet of fence on West Mercury Street. A warrant was issued for his arrest, but as of late night had not been served.
A Helena committee will select a pastor for the Congregational Church of Missoula and Garden City by fall. Rev. MacCarthy’s resignation takes effect Feb 1, with arrangements under way to elect a pastor by the church committee. The change signals a broader shift among Congregational churches in Montana as new pastors are anticipated for several charges.
An unclear notice from Silver Row county details a reward posted by Sheriff Jon at Quinn. It mentions a county retenttin and Pag Thardageys Tashee, with names Avery and Soye linked to under sheriff titles. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates or outcomes.
The event features Mo Maen and Mb Whithmd from Centerelle in a Saturday night exhibition at the Pfister Heart arena, with Pout Veen and Tuli Dati among the participants.
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