01 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
1
A fragmented report discusses a 1968 city population survey, noting shifts in genders and age groups. It references Northwestern students and local school district counts while citing changes in public health and employment, with scattered figures and unclear events.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and terms in a chaotic sequence. It references dates, events, and locations with unclear connections, leaving the exact story and context unreadable.
A garbled account discusses supposed medical cures and a vast medical discovery with references to nostrils throat and stomach effects. It mentions doctors, readers, dubious cures, and a dubious catalog of ingredients. The piece critiques reliance on advertised remedies and questions their efficacy.
A fragmented town notice recounts local finances and fundraising events. It names creditors and funds such as Cenmetal fund and Bone S798 general fund, with totals including 912.70 and 1035 plus broader disbursements and redemptions. Community gatherings, church activities, and public distribution efforts are mentioned, detailing upcoming events and charitable distribution at local sites.
The readable portion references a discussion of motions and measures, with names such as Morlos and Mus, and mentions a time slot around 3 in the afternoon. It hints at a local proceeding or council-like event but lacks coherent context or clear outcomes.
Report outlines mass walkout by workers amid pay and safety disputes. Union leaders, including Joana and Sullivan, press for a formal settlement with Telephony Employers. Talks stalled as management rejects key demands and calls for an orderly return to duties.
Fragmented OCR text outlines demands for radical reforms in governance. Mentions governors, cabinets, and political figures debating policy directions, with references to President Roosevelt era style language and interstate tensions. The piece hints at centralization vs local autonomy and calls for decisive action to alter administration.
The report details a peonage situation involving 86 individuals held on a plantation against their will. Attorney Glade La day to MRK AN investigates, while New Jersey and northern regions are referenced in relation to legal actions and enforcement. The fragmentary text notes corporal punishment and coercive labor practices amid prosecutions and regional commentary.
Fragmentary report notes unidentified operatives in or near the Lackiwaun valley engaging in covert activity. Details are unclear due to broken text but imply surveillance and movement by undercover groups. Local authorities have not released names or dates.
A corrupted summons from the first judicial district in Lewla county announces a civil action. The defendant is ordered to appear and answer within the legally specified period. The document names the plaintiff and attorney, with signatures and official seals, dated 1907.
Public notice states that the executrix, Edith Clare Cate, presents claims against the estate to the county court in Lewail county. Creditors must appear with vouchers within four nights after the first publication. Attorney services listed for publication on July 1 1907.
A badly garbled notice names the executor of the John Andrews estate and mentions legal actions, a probate proceeding, and related parties in Devon. The fragmentary text references witnesses, an attorney, and a local county, with unclear dates and roles.
A damaged legal notice from Ti the Tysticn y Clanet outlines a summons to respond in a case before Justice Langhmann. It mentions the State of Mamta, the County of this matter and cites a debt or claim of eighty five dollars, naming attorney JOM. Litia for Plaintiff and Judge Mary W. Nadie as involved officials.
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