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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
5
The article argues that a four day malt production process shortens growth time in midsummer, producing malt quickly but sacrificing grain quality. It emphasizes malt as beer’s life and notes beer’s food value depends on malt richness.
A fragmented 1942 tax case discusses Washoe and Amalgamated properties, valuation, and county classifications. Witnesses describe property values, depreciation risk if a plant closes, and tax assessments, with figures around 49 million dollars and 3 percent tax changes.
Fragmented OCR details a Methodist church leadership dispute in Toheka and Sin Tineiken, naming Dig First Memhouist and James Curry, with unclear timeline and several garbled phrases. It references roles, appointments, and a double tragedy, plus stray lines about Washington and a secretary.
A Democratic primary group selected delegates and alternates to the state convention. The meeting, chaired by Bernard Neon, will open with organizational steps and then proceed to appoint delegates and alternates from each precinct. Precinct lists include specific delegates and alternates, with several precincts noting named participants and vacancies.
The Clotting company at 74 West Bark Street was compelled to assign for the benefit of creditors after years of struggle. Directors J. M. Tay Pouciaines, George A. Wak, and three others took possession as an inventory was planned, with public filings noting the action amid ongoing financial pressures.
Stevensville notes recount a traveler from St. Wounhige who visited via a storm and a death. families receive sympathy as bods are shipped home for burial. Local meetings, officials, and residents attend state gatherings and institute events. A deer sighting is noted and weather details include eight inches of snowfall.
The timetable notes No 4 50 p m arrivals and 12 10 am departures between Anaconda and Butte with fares around 246 dollars. Train No 1902 serves Butte, while No 408 links with the O 5 L railway at Silver Bow. Nos 104 105 and 110 connect with the N PL at Durant and with G N at Butte.
The item reports various local arrivals and departures. Names include Willy John KC, Louise May, Miss Edward Lord, Missoula visitors, Arthur Woods, Mrs J B Dear, Mrs John McLaughlin, William Mainney, Henry Prengen, Frank Baker, Amy Evans, Derby of Tos, and Stan TL Wels. Activities span camp expeditions, schooling plans, and daily doorstep greetings.
Advert item warning mothers about child mortality linked to constipation and digestive issues. Promotes Cascarets as a safe, mild purgative for babies and nursing mothers, claiming it strengthens weak bowels and aids nutrient absorption. Mentions ready remedy for older children and urges careful purchase of genuine Sterling Remedy Co. product.
Heavy rains and a cloudburst near Ashland Kansas eight miles northwest of Alva flood Western Woods County streams. The Cimarron and Gimiarron river bridges were swept out or warped, isolating several areas and halting southbound service as no Rock Island trains arrived from the south. A rural bridge near Cimarron remains intact but the Cimarron River bridge in the county’s southwest section collapsed, leaving many routes impassable.
COMIMERES PLAX reports the Washington meeting of the executive council of the Abwrson Federathar of Labor. President Compr urged to organize fully with funds. Gariners said action aimed to straighten the labor cause and align with the present mobilization, noting unity benefits the federation’s activity.
J. T. Bradley receiver of the Flat Nas road hark to the Co announces a 121g per demous dividend. The court orders the payment and funds arrived today marking the first dividend since Christmas.
The president issued a proclamation opening the Riswy Comanche and Apache lands in Oklahoma. The interior department will announce the date for sealed bids on parcels to be disposed of to homesteaders.
Fragmentary OCR entry lists places and beverages including Old Crow Bushmills whiskey Dublin porter and Daly's. Mentions injuries and a posting date but provides no clear event or responsible parties.
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