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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
27
The Western Montana News notes the Missoula office address at 130 Higgins Avenue and a telephone number of 118. Advertising rates are available on application.
The Northern Pass Railway seeks condemnation of property between Bonita and Hell Gate canyon, aiming to secure a ten foot wide right of way for double tracking and straightening. Attorneys Wallace and Donnelly note ground may be expanded. list of property owners affected includes Cook families, First National Bank of Missoula, and Montana Realty firms. The action argues need to vary line for safer operation due to numerous curves and river tortuosity near Hell Gate canyon.
The article describes water currents endangering the roadbed and potential land condemnation. It notes efforts to negotiate with landowners on compensation and damages, but no agreements were reached. A typed transcript outlines the right of way and topography, with several landowners contesting the takings and seeking adequate compensation.
Missoula notes mention John A. Cannon and Dr. HoHane visiting en route to Wallace and inspecting the Tron Spar mine. Jeane J Taylor, 48, died at Sherwood Forest from miner’s consumption after a year in Missoula, leaving a widow and miners’ union ties.
Waves of Veners Missoula alleges he married Ada Tingle on Feb 3 and deserted his home. He asks the court to dissolve the marriage and grant custody of their child.
Mistoula Sept 25 notices John Burdette and husband connected to the Ravalli hotel in Hamilton Montana. The ad promises an all year opening with every convenience desired by Mist-class tourist hotel patrons and invites readers to request a new booklet.
Fragmentary excerpt mentions Miss Opper I and a dramatic line about marriage and despair set during a busy season with much to do. Includes German phrases like Denkeisen and Oh, heavent I would blow my brains out.
Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for nervous prostration and hysterical mood, claiming thousands of women benefited. Includes testimonials from Mrs. Chester Curry and Mrs. Charles P. Brown and invites women to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Democrats debate the gubernatorial ticket at the state convention in Buffalo with Hearst or Independence League choices seen as leading contenders. Key figures include William J. Cook Albany, Stuyvesant Chanler Dutchess, and Wallace Whalen Monroe, amid anti Hearst sentiment and attempts to deny a third candidate. The convention faces delays as committees, including platform and nominations, work to finish orders.
Fragmentary report mentions a 1968 wedding postponement in Chicago and a young woman’s sorrowful future. references a Mr and Mrs and a son of George, with ties to athletics and an under secretary position. details are garbled.
The note from Springfield and Mage reports boxer Terry Wilcome issuing a challenge from the Berkshire hills during summer. He claims training in the Berkshires and seeks a bout with multiple pugilists, aiming for a fast scrap and a fall. Edmede Britt and promoter Tex Richard of Coldfield-Golconda are mentioned in connection with potential purse arrangements.
A garbled report notes honor to Faernage in Germany with references to Walker and Rivnished winner at a Vanity event. It mentions racing news, Mary Hampton, Charlee Frantigan, and evolving roles of women artisans, writers, and architects, highlighting a debate on gender in crafts and professions.
A fragment references actions titled Nothing 15 done by Republicans. The readable text lacks clear context, participants, or event details to establish a complete news item with named entities or concrete facts.
At the Saratoga convention the GOP faced a tense wait as talks over the New York governorship divided lines. Rumors centered on candidates Hearst Hughes and Truesdale, with delegates weighing upstate prospects and possible nominations as leadership sought an agreed plan.
A feature on American women in the arts and crafts field highlights necklace and tableware crafts, bookbinding, pottery, and metalwork. It notes the rise of women workers across cities, selling finely made goods at higher prices and driving financial and cultural gains.
A proposed $10 million Sian River canal across the Mississippi aims to rival Niagara Falls in scale. Promoted by a syndicate with $90,000 spent in preliminary surveys, the plan estimates $5 million in government outlay for canal navigation past Keokuk, Iowa. The article outlines technical and funding challenges encountered.
A draughty-era ad promises relief for weak gastric juice and stomach distress. It touts Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets as vastly more powerful than gastric juice, claiming they digest food, reduce gas, and prevent that lump in the stomach. Sample packs offered free by mail with address details.
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