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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
2
The agricultural exhibit aims to reveal what the Deer Lodge valley will produce and surprise attendees who do not yet know its potential, showcasing local farming prospects and expected crops.
A long, garbled note recalls a morning gathering of Montana Pioneers with references to city figures and earlier residents. It mentions various local names, officials, and committees, plus a ceremonial tone about community support, hospitalities, and upcoming meetings. The text also hints at a funeral and memorial expressions from residents and friends.
A fragmented notice reports a committee organizing tours on September 25 as part of an aus movement. Offices are redirected to regular posts for shorter uses, with efforts to reorganize duties and responsibilities across departments.
A damaged OCR snippet hints at a civic voting context with mentions of a file, league, and listings. Parts are garbled but imply an official notice or ballot related item from a local authority.
Warship report details Mare Island desertions as sailors flee to avoid duty. Officers scramble to seal the base perimeter as patrols and frustrated guards confront the ongoing departures.
A garbled race preview describes a Oakley Park trotting meet with heats and purses, mentioning Bay and Texia Tooker in the top standings. The text notes a claimant about a Charter tak and a postponement of heats, while listing several trotters and outcomes across classes and purses.
Fragmentary report with numerous garbled names and lines about American League and New York teams. Mentions Detroit and Pittsburgh series context with scattered player references and incomplete game details.
Sept 23 at Julvingston reports the park closed for tourists and hotels emptied of staff. Two hundred fifty employees will leave as the NSW Gunner heads to the boat, with a two hundred and fifty staff cutback amid seasonal shifts.
Unclear OCR text indicates Roston defeated St. Louis in a national level game or event with mentions of burgers and batteries and a score 35 in the fragment. Entities and exact details are ambiguous due to the damaged source.
Fragmented report describes Angel Sol and Winheur in a Pacific Coast League matchup. Mentions Angats, Mirisheni, La Relos Ube, Jol Aion, and Burk in a partial lineup with unclear outcomes.
R H Stevens appointed to fill gap in ticket after Water Grannis death in Kandicate County. Stevens, deputy clerk of district court, chosen by Republican central committee from five candidates including John St King and George J Reed. First Republican gathering set for tomorrow night with remarks by J Miller and others.
A report from Cascade County documents a chilly fair week with crowds at the fairgrounds near Wick Road. Attendees from several towns visited displays and events, while local officials wrestled with gambling arrests and safety concerns. In New York, John S. Inert, former mayor, died of heart disease at the Savoy Theater after a conversation with a friend.
Fragmentary OCR from a historic newspaper describes a riot aftermath with multiple fatalities, including a white woman identified as Mrs. Thoesen, ongoing disturbances during a period labeled as Atlanta’s “Jane War.” It notes mobs, arrests, and reports of violence spreading to Brownville and surrounding areas, with authorities imposing measures and calling for calm amid rumors and sensational coverage.
Lat Of Man, longtime World War I veteran and former member of the House of Representatives, died today in his Washington apartment after a small sheet building fire caused injuries. The incident involved the building collapse and left several others injured. authorities report no further details on the victims.
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