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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1906
Page
5
The Missoula fair prepares a comprehensive program with livestock shows, harness racing, balloon ascents, parachute drops, parades, and a Missoula Derby. Premiums include substantial cash prizes for cattle, horses, and farm products, plus special awards from local businesses.
The article reports crowded hospitals and rising female surgical needs, urging women to seek Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for various female troubles. It includes a Seattle reader's testimonial claiming cure without surgery and invites women to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham’s daughter-in-law.
Missoula residents prepare for the county convention with key roles assigned. Bell is expected to lead the event, while Tush, Nelson Marlowe, Vir, Kilcosne, Tres, Patt, and Beluvetter are named for various offices and long term county positions.
Fragmentary transcription mentions erected structures and a river area with uncertain terms and names. The readable bits suggest a local notice about placements near a Wirt area and references to a person or group, but key details are obscured by garbled text.
In a faded extract from a 19th century newspaper, maritime events are described with distorted names and garbled sentences. The passage mentions Helena and a naval station near Cave Ne, with figures like 2,202 and times and vessel details, but most specifics are unreadable, leaving the main event unclear.
Fragmented OCR describes a stage play piece with references to Sollogue and Sollogues, a Conerd Kollasut setting, and mentions of a staged performance. It hints at dramatic restoration efforts and a primed display involving a creature or device, with scattered names and locations.
General Frederick Funston passed through Jarksontville en route to Par Tau and then the Olivette for Havens. He affirmed no order beyond Secretary Taft’s plan to send a US cruiser to Cuba, noting insurgent leaders tied to the Cuban revolutions and potential troop movements in the Iberian region.
A Pine Glen note describes wild deer eating currants to flavor jelly, with observers noting deer eagerly devouring berries. Professors at Stite College reportedly sent a sophomore to Pine Con to study the phenomenon, while locals in Center County claim deer will eat berries in the fall.
Misoula notes recount visits by local figures including Chacley Danian and J. Kert traveling to Spokane for a Pacific Northwest commercial meeting. St. Regis resident Ei Rilerds met with a local mother figure. literary society elections and Tren Mountain Tenet stockholders meeting yielded officers.
Aves carnival events ended with the queen contest closing on the last Wheel. Linda and other residents are mentioned among the participants with names such as Ethel Goslon and Atie. The narrative notes vote totals and the result of the selection process at a local gathering.
A chaotic report from September 1893 details claim jumpers in the Clinton mining district near Missoula. Legal action and contested property titles involve Webster Wilkinson Wyathel and others, with court scrutiny, relocation disputes, and miner’s rights at stake as lawyers press a case in the Morita regime era.
A Missoula report details a gun accident that cost a man a finger while cleaning a pistol. He was taken to Parsons Smith hospital and survived, with the incident noted amid broader financial notes and dividend history.
An ad touts Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest 4000 grains of food per dose and relieve post meal discomfort. It promises quicker relief after one or two tablets and suggests a sample pack is available at nearby pharmacies.
Everett, a well known figure in the Chow Waleno district, remains steadfast in reviving the Lookout Mine near Tookout. He labors to raise funds, repairs the stone, and expands the Leslie vein, now 14 feet wide with rich bornite, after years of struggle and stock reshaping.
The Cosmos Club showcases a list of works and contributors for the current term. Names such as Julie RL Lvanke Gruee and Cyne Hyilles appear among numerous students, with pieces including Intro Figia at Tenet and March the Stevenson ind tix Works. The document lists members and roles, noting Hie Kinawlee as a key figure and HKes as president with Jies B as secretary.
Operators in Cul Poor and nearby hold a meeting to enforce strike action over demands for increased wages and benefits. Telegraph or telegraphers may seek a conference with Vice President J. Salby Petra in An Erkadie Che Mferentes to set terms before the schedule of the strike takes effect.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names, numbers, and locations in a jumbled stream. It references individuals such as Vince, Mrooks, Harris, Campbell, Curry, Jukawasa, Wooly, Vagzet, and others, along with monetary figures like 2.04 and 2,510. It mentions hotels, stations, blocks, and tours, but lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
A stubborn blaze at a local Home Bakery disrupted a night shift as ovens failed and several units responded. Firefighters battled the flames through the early morning, limiting spread but causing significant smoke and heat damage to the kitchen and adjacent storage. No injuries reported.
Peter Lippmvieh, 97, was severely injured after falling from a scaffold at Mod Metalsmetter in Meadervilla yesterday afternoon and was hospitalized at Windsor hotel in Seaneyville. John Bajy, of West Copper street, suffered a similar fall at Bt Lawrence Ming wl F220 last night, caused by a heavy object collapsing. his injuries are less serious with multiple fractures and bruises.
Butte reports show CG. H. Sweeney of Tyorut Creak and Mra QO. 0. Fouts along with Atims Belway, both of Varia Fridges, registered at the Butte. ALT. & Chiu and Van Gould, residents of Win Bridees, visited Hurte Mat nightly in excursion. Coralies.
In Topeka the custody dispute over a baby pits Mrs Bleakley against the Varela family. Habeas corpus proceedings sent the child to the Varelas, but Bleakley fled with the infant. Bleakley appeals district court ruling to the Supreme Court, seeking return of the child.
In Portland Oregon a two year old, Andrew Reakey, and his grandmother Mya Elizabeth Reakey were killed after a door collapsed onto the child as he and a relative visited a stable. The grandmother rushed to help, fainted, and died shortly after.
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