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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
8
A sale notice promotes bleached damask and satin damask napkins in pure linen from Trish manufacture. Describes 95 dozen napkins in three-quarter size with late design patterns and attractive rings, priced at 8.50 dollars per dozen.
The Carlisle Mex, led by veteran units, drill for a decisive showdown with an Indian team. Coach Rinehart tightens formations at practice, highlighting improved signals and fast ball handling as Miners aim to counter Crow and Wart Shaw strength tomorrow.
Cleveland’s baseball season sees a push to petition John D. Rockefeller to provide rewards for the Nap team. The plan cites fund needs for eight players and a key lineup, with figures mentioned as 19 and 31,000 in support of sustaining the squad.
The article describes a crowded track scene with multiple riders and horses. It notes Stover’s performance and reactions from bettors and observers, mentions Travish Terug and Phaye among others, and references trainers, jockeys, and prep for a capital meet. The piece blends race action with player and stable chatter.
The piece catalogues a muddled set of horse racing references with names like Waylon and Veron, mentions Clinton purse and Sullivan purse, and notes appearances by athletes and officials. It hints at a racing meet, judging by purses and entries, while also drifting into unrelated remarks about baseball fans and a figure named Owets from the American association.
Fragmentary excerpt mentions distorted language about conscription and denatured rules across nations. It references German perspectives and American discussions on policy, isolation, and reforms during an uncertain period. The readable content hints at political debate amid wartime tensions.
In Columbus Ohio Lillian Re owned by David Shaw of Cleveland defeated the favored to set a record 8:01 for a trotting mare this year. Margaret and other rivals trailed as Lillian Re led to victory in the feature race while other heats and purses were contested by multiple entrants including Czarina Dawson and Yorke.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a featherweight boxing champion of the ward who won 20 years ago in Wid Inna city after a near three year illness. The writer notes his wife and a neighbor named Sawilliamtas Ehuvienk and reflects on the difficult journey home with the pet and crowd.
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