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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text describes multiple subscription options by carrier and mail. It references daily, Sunday, and bi weekly editions with varying monthly and weekly rates. Names and clear details are garbled, but indicates periodical delivery options and pricing.
The piece argues that U S wealth rests on farmer output especially wheat and copper ore, with mint production and copper exports rising sharply. It cites government data on copper exports, milling wheat, and general industrial growth, noting regional disparities and the role of labor and enterprise in sustaining national prosperity. It highlights shortages and shifts in agricultural and mineral output as key drivers of the economy.
A garbled note recalls a vanished copper production era in a region once famed for its industry. It hints at annual output and the quiet decline of towns tied to copper, with references to a historical year and a national economic shift affecting workers and communities.
The town laments the departure of Professor Trowbridge, long a central figure in local education. Colleagues praise his eloquence and practical teaching, calling him a beacon of understanding and a wise influencer in pedagogy.
Read as a vivid, early 20th century account, the Montana State Fair in Helena is extolled as the premier industrial, sporting and educational exhibit. It highlights automobil races, live stock shows, agricultural displays, mining exhibits, and a broad array of Montana products. The piece notes record entries, statewide pride, and plans for a grand, diversified program designed to attract visitors and showcase state progress.
The article argues copper dominates the global economy and hints Montana as a key producer. It cites historic price shifts and industry figures, praising copper’s rise, Montana’s output, and the Anaconda business, while predicting copper’s central role in future technology and power systems.
Hawley addressed a crowded courtroom as investigators outlined the Haywood conspiracy. Witnesses from Caldwell and other towns testified about the Inner and Outer circles, detailing murders, arson, and protective operations of the federation.
The jury in the Schmitz case reaches completion after a chaotic session with jurors excused for illness and conflicts. As arguments fly, Judge Prine orders decorum while potential grounds for dismissal are debated and lingering questions about the panel’s integrity surface.
A Denver judge issued a temporary injunction against the Woodmen of the World Temple on the application of Tessie Falkenburg Sully. The order bars further family and society actions at a contested site and restrains access amid disputes over funds, alleged misappropriation, and the custody of a deceased member’s monument project.
The secretary of the treasury received a grant from Inselworth regarding seizure of the Wiktish working schooner Ubartorty off Palrwrather grounds near Alaska. Reports note Tapinese sensors aboard and a large muddy oval sky. Japanese sailors appear not to be subject to the terminal ray.
An unreadable OCR snippet references a boxing or fight result with names and places garbled. It mentions a victory for a fighter associated with Glovebind or similar clubs, but core details, participants, date, and location are not decipherable. The fragment suggests a county event near Chicago and a supreme court reference, but specifics are missing.
Fragmented readable fragments reference a court case with names and places unclear. Mentions ALM Alto Woods Ind SUEUR UTTAR and Monee with references to testimony and a drug company. Details are obscured by garbled OCR, leaving uncertainty about action or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR shows a bus or streetcar timetable for routes on Upper Main Street and Lower Hroundwater with various leaves and intervals. It mentions Napot, Aguast Fh, and Wal hour Phered yer nti as unclear items, plus Sunday adjustments including a 12:18 departure and nursery connection.
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