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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
1
Bozeman reports a busy Interstate fair with great attendance and a large flower exhibit drawing premiums. The weather was ideal and the afternoon program impressed spectators despite limited stalls.
The fall collection features Atterbury tailored apparel noted for quality. Stylish worsted suits are on display in hard finished and unfinished forms, promising strong service. The shop emphasizes craftsmanship and reliable wear, inviting customers to view the new arrivals.
Morning harness racing drew larger crowds than the previous three years with heated heats and a standout ride by Larimer of the town. Boddy of Buccamuon narrowly edged him in the final mile, while Lone Helms and others filled the other heats and purses ranged from 250 to 1,000 dollars. The program listed several one mile handicaps and a free-for-all pace set for tomorrow with top contestants like Patsy Hice and Tom Keane among the favorites.
Race results from New York and nearby tracks appear alongside a military dispatch about the Seventh Infantry. Winners include Firal cace and Comedie, with second and third places listed in hurried, garbled form. The article also notes regiment movements from Ringytorm to Fort Wayne and Fort Brady, with the Seventh Infantry soon departing for the East and the Sixth taking over duties.
Famed delegates to represent Montana at the ninth annual American mining congress in Denver include Walsh, Witte, Bizer, Garnet, and others. Names listed: Dr Pelee Munsighron, John A. Scout, C2 Trowman, Leggatt, Tarner, Hen Phillipe, Werbert, Sherfian, and Lloailale.
Sept 19 at Northeast harbor Nova Scotia Canadian customs seized the American fishing schooner Arthur Binney. The accusation is that the vessel landed mingled goods at Liverpool Nova Scotia some time ago. The Binney hailed from Boston.
An imperfect dispatch reports multiple NL games with We-The Cineionati W teams split results as darkness halted a second game. Scav Hall and the Lean Ritter are noted players. Other items cite Philadelphia and St Louis, plus New York and Boston results with varied battery lineups and umpire attributions.
A letter from H. J. Myers of Newark New York dated July 1905 describes a long cure for a limb problem using Caticura products. He reports taking doctors remedies, buying six or seven jars of ointment, bathing with Shapev soap, and claims the inner issue was healed in three weeks with no recurrence.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Skin Cure products, praising shampoo soap ointment and pills for hair growth, scalp cleansing, and treating skin conditions from infancy to old age. It asserts removal of dandruff, hair parasites, and scales, with nourishment for roots and follicles, and claims many cases are cured by a single set.
The report notes a 32,000 purse and a 2 07 pace with pacers. Doris B won the mile in 2 12. Names listed include Edora Jursiler Burl Wilkes Bolivar and Black Pa. It mentions current day cards and a plan to end the meeting on Bri urday with Thursday and Saturday sessions.
Summary of scattered AL results with Chicago loss to Philadelphia in a close tilt, Cleveland beating Washington on September 19 aided by Hickman’s timely double, New York shutting out its opponent at home with Orth in solid form, and Detroit defeating Boston as Killian returned after suspension.
In Portland Oregon on September 19 Portland won a drawn net game against Fresno 4 to 2 with Calill Danahu Hoag O Baniayn and Dashmwond starring. Umpire Ma haftex. Los Angeles defeated Oakland with a late rally in the eighth. Batteries were Bieasani and Wackett. Seattle topped Oakland to extend its string with a shutout of San Francisco aided by Beare Bertie and batteries Jons Blankenship Myers and Syplee.
A report on the plague in the United Provinces shows entire districts swept and over 3.6 million people dying from its effects. The Mattva district suffered the worst with 45 61 deaths against 415 in WMH. The note blames rat population for the spread, reporting rat deaths in cities like Arng vats Allahabad Badan Agra. Municipalities issued rat traps and Mrs Chator White urges continued rat warfare indefinitely.
Montana Attorney General Galen advised Secretary of State Yoder that corporations increasing capital stock must file notice of the increase with the secretary and pay the fee, citing a Michigan and Montana line of law. The issue arose with Nin Hacky Mountain Bell and American Smelting Refining, with the latter facing potential court actions. Rules for filing and fees hinge on capital stock amounts and certified articles of incorporation. The opinion notes filing increases is mandatory and the fee scales with stock, advising the official practice for increases.
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