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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
19
Deer Lodge county fair opens with a large livestock display featuring prize cattle including Holstein dairy cows and goats. The program includes races, a parade, and a planned automobile exhibit by Anaconda merchants as part of the annual event.
Hank O Neil visits his wife at St Anns hospital after traveling from his Mill creek headwaters ranch. He tries to persuade ronda hunters to move his herd of ported Swing goats from the area as Mrs O Neil fights illness and is now admitted to hospital in Anaconda.
A jumble of city items mentions theatre stars and concerts, Montana hotel guest arrivals, and upcoming events. Notes reference Mr Quigley and Mrs Coneling Meduen visiting, a pioneer association meeting, and plans for a funeral and church decorations.
A distorted article discusses labor issues, accusing opponents of unfair methods and praising certain leaders. It cites federal court involvement and references Taft and Secretary Taft’s speech as context. The piece emphasizes union solidarity and the moral case for labor support.
Fragmented notes describe a Democratic county convention and a corporate meeting in 1906 with references to the primaries, railroads, and a special stockholders meeting of the Copper Mining Company in Anaconda Montana. Mentions include Franks, Croft, and various names, with tasks to remove political figures and discuss selling mining property and settlements.
Passenger trains list A and P local stops at Silver Bow and Butte with connections to O Le railway and N P railway. Trains 104 108 109 link to G N railway at Butte. 104 119 connect to N P railway at Durant.
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