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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
9
The article discusses educational needs and the push for technical training in public schools. It notes proposals for government support toward equipment, the cost of expansion, and calls for careful consideration by school boards. It mentions high schools and private institutions, plus the role of competition and the provincial context. The piece also references a funeral notice for Woolman.
An obituary fragment mentions Joseph Wookin who died, with May Day funeral plans in Philadelphia. It references the Baptist church, prominent stockgrowers of the Sainte, and individuals like Montene, with expected attendance by Mr. Wookian and Misses come to Malenu.
Governor Norris is slated to speak Thursday evening at a campaign rally in Deer Lore, with other Democratic speakers expected at the event. Arrangements are underway, the campaign headquarters will operate from morning to night, and local party officials are coordinating security and logistics.
John Starrh, an aged Beaverhead County resident, died at his home in Montana after a long illness. Born in Stockport England, he came to the area in early life and lived in the county since 1876. Survived by his wife and several children, his funeral is set for Wednesday at First M.B. Church with Rev. W. Bennett officiating. He was a member of local fraternal and union groups.
Fragmentary city brief notes detail beverages, weddings, stores, and a public sale at 810 West Park. Mentions involve Abe Miss Heber Alien of Uttengene, various residents visiting Canada, a funeral, a clothing drive, and a police stop after a Park dispute. The text reads like a jumble of names, places, and events with few clear facts.
City council convened with nine aldermen present and discussed resignations and clerical appointments. An engineer’s report estimated AS amounts due for contractor work at Bust Park. A sprinking district was defined and city hall renovations were debated. The meeting adjourned after approving the agenda and committee appointments.
Misxowla Sep Yn Phe murrriagh of and George H Greenwood wi Spokiune Mik Victoria Whitaker of this. near Missoula wedding at 10 o clock in the bridal party included bridesmaids Hope and Helena Whitaker with Ley Whitaker as maid of honor. Frederick Greenwood attended the groom. Ceremony by Rev Lennie Smite followed by breakfast. Mr and Mrs Greenwood will be away on a western trip and then reside in Spokane.
The ad promotes a pyramid based remedy claiming to cure piles without further treatment. It urges readers to send their name and address to receive a trial device and asks for a payment on return. The text uses odd phrasing and misspellings typical of old classifieds.
A large crowd attended the Western Montana fair with ideal weather. Exhibits in agriculture fruit vegetables and dairy filled the halls. Judges face a dense field of prize entries across bakery craft and live stock. Races and mule events drew lively spectator interest as preparations for the week’s program were completed.
A fragmentary list of horse names and owners is shown, including many paired entries such as Davis-Beireh Mo Anglesh Lerida Blewart Volk-Golden and Traxler-Reuben. The text reads like stable assignments and entry names for a forthcoming meeting, with several pairings and identifiers interspersed.
The Wicknawn man found dead near the dads Ly may be identified as a Grand Forks bartender named Tolan. Investigators say his wife and a conspirator claim the victim carried between 700 and 1000 dollars. Police plan further live witnesses as they pursue murder and robbery theories.
The Margaret theater presents Willar W. Jefferson in The Rivals at Powers theater Chicago. Jefferson as Bob Acres earns the most praise with a remarkable performance in a strong supporting company. Checkers and Push Miller share significant stage time, delivering strong ensemble work and solid star moments for Playgoers weary of star vehicles.
A fragmentary analysis discusses terms for father and son in a Victorian era letter. It explores affectionate and austere tones, the social weight of kinship words, and implied domestic strains. The piece reflects on how language reveals emotional distance, respect, and possible fear in family relations.
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