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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
2
In Wisconsin probate court a contest to the will involves Richard Bibs ay and heirs, with details of the estate of Uriiin Davis and related property concerns. The matter cites witnesses, judges, and claims by Letitia Panis and others as the probate battle unfolds in court.
Canine owners in the city fear a dog poisoner is at large after multiple poisonings near 315 Chevry street and surrounding neighborhoods. Victims report valuable dogs killed, with owners offering rewards and urging protection measures as authorities and local groups seek the culprit.
News from Anaconda reports the death of Mrs Berd a respected pioneer of the state. She resided at New Veer Lodge for many years and was highly regarded. She was mother to Mes Lew Colenr of Deer Lodge and grandmother to J. T. Coleman and others. Family members plan to attend services and arrange preparations.
A jumble of social events, church notices, and telegraph and telephone updates fill the page. Articles mention Benny's show, Ladies' Aid Society plans, river visits, and upcoming public gatherings with hints of local vendors, routes, and schedules amid scattered names, places, and dates.
An advertisement touts S.S.S. as a thorough blood purifier that defeats contagious blood poison by cleansing circulation. It claims early symptoms like mouth ulcers and skin sores fade as the serum purges all poison, promising complete recovery and free home treatment guidance from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Georgia.
A Brooklyn audience hears a dramatic expose about Mrs. May Bo Pepper Vanderbilt, alleged fake medium and self-described bishop of a Brooklyn sect. Miss Darrow questions Pepper’s claims, revealing alleged love memories and fraud tied to property and a “Bright Eyes” ruse.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a business item from the times, mentioning names like Stein and Rosin and terms like rate and commerce. Readable facts are limited, offering only a glimpse of a financial or corporate discussion without clear actions or outcomes.
A disputed filing questions who holds rights to divert water across a Catchment area. The procedural record outlines petitions and possible state action to determine ownership and entitlement, amid a broader push for regulatory clarity on water resource control.
Students and faculty filled the university hall as a notable speaker from the nation prepared to address the audience. Plans for the event included a program featuring a lecture by Senator Thinan and support from Prof. Robert Slistes, with tickets sought by many attendees and a strong turnout anticipated.
The Litherland West nuptials took place at Melrose with Rev Novenger officiating. Bride Marane West of Melrose and groom Lillian West of Buckley were wed, the ceremony held at the bride’s parents home and followed by a reception decorated with pink and white carnations.
A long fragment describes Dr BV Platea of Buffalo publishing a full list of ingredients in his secret medicine and inviting readers to obtain copies by mail. It claims to reveal preparations for weak vision and Other ailments, referencing various compounds, publishers, and supposed experts, with promotional language and avenues for distribution.
Sept 18 reports a large turnout at the Western Montana fair with livestock judging and displays drawing families from Missoula and surrounding areas. Judges altered events to speed the program as rain delayed arrivals and crowds planned to stay through tomorrow for feature events and prize awards.
Corresponderce of the Staub Listygeum reports a Livingston arrest linked to a statewide warrant. The item notes a felonious charge dating to May and references a Payetteville connection with a next court date or bond payment. Details are sparse due to damaged OCR text.
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