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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
4
Unclear ad copy notes union suits priced at 65 cents in Meergotia with long sleeves and snug fit. Also lists extra heavy white yarns in several sizes with prices around one dollar, mentioning regular and extra sizes.
The Roger Tut County Fair opened under favorable conditions with a record exhibitor turnout. The agricultural pavilion showcases rye, oats, corn, parsnips, melons, cucumbers, beans, and pease in prime condition, highlighting state and county progress in crops and irrigation. Long distance phone connections are noted as a key feature of the fair's transmission network.
A chaotic report describes ST Paul officers in a trip over a road inspection saga. It mentions Mr Jtvan Is Hatt in New York and a contingent including Williams of the Chicago Milwaukee and Sound company traveling west with a party, stopping in cities and drawing freight attention as part of a broader project. Professor Nordberg of Stockholm is noted in connection with the Swedish Mission church.
A young girl named Peain, reportedly burned Saturday while near a stove, was hospitalized with serious burns. Relatives and a caring friend assisted as she received medical attention. the family remains hopeful for recovery despite the severity of injuries.
Readable portions describe interurban railway expansion with new passenger cars running toward Salesville. Construction continues along the route with mainline work pending. A freight motor vehicle is noted, though some details remain unclear.
Report on extensive renovations at Varole and Llot Syrihns with the reopening of a modern hotel and bathhouse. Water described as deep, mineral rich, surface uncontaminated, promising healthful curative powers. Mentions Dr. Frederick Cottle’s claims and a reference to a church event connected to Exeter bishop and a storm.
Unclear fragment mentions Foam the Tonler Strand tied to a event titled the Chore of St Mivhauel. No clear people, organizations, or places readable. Summary restricted to the fragment.
George Martin four years old was injured when a car at the Me High Gre mie line overturned during a tram ride. He suffered a broken right leg with a bone protruding. Dr Heatt attended and no amputation is expected. Martin lives at 281 Nicey Wyoming street with his wife and child.
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