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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1908
Page
3
The notice lists SUASTAND PUBLISHING COMPANY and STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda plus branch offices and newsstand locations across major cities. It outlines subscriptions, publishing days, and contact details including addresses and telephone numbers for circulation and advertising.
In Altte the off year aldermanic election saw a competitive race. Republicans gain four seats to total six, Democrats hold eight, one socialist and one other party member win. Voters varied by ward as contest outcomes shifted council balance and reflected election turnout.
In a political analysis of the South during the era, discussions focus on office-holding patterns, party realignment, and reform pressures. The piece notes a coalition of politicians and white supporters shaping national strategy, amid corruption concerns and presidential maneuvering involving figures like Roosevelt and Taft era actors.
Fragmented text outlines early 20th century U S foreign policy debates with references to Roosevelt era agents and administration actions. It mentions divisions over intervention, naval shows of force, canal and waterways interests, and The St Mary's Canal project. It hints at political contention around party balance and discipline in Congress and the administration.
An unclear discussion on annual appropriations for various departments and the influence of agricultural and naval spending. The text references a house session and general concerns about proportional funding across agencies, noting the challenge of aligning allocations with broad national interests.
The column surveys rising political currents with mentions of Roosevelt, Fairbanks, Hughes, Bryan, and party dynamics. It notes farmer support, industrial praise, and a broad sense of campaign momentum across states, with Atlantic and national implications and a looming election atmosphere.
A fragmentary 19th century text surveys gender roles and independence, noting a wary stance toward women, the idea of marriage as property, and social expectations. It references a writer arguing about female resilience, moral judgments, and the squeeze of economic and domestic norms.
Ferdinand Bordely clashed with Wild at serfoin accident the other day. Queet Ni Norses kicked him and woke fain piss. A phyebia was winnoted tir attend, the wound.
A garbled OCR item from the Arcadia Valley Waterfhrise notes a prayer meatus and a phrase about Rodeni and universal forgetfulness. The readable fragments suggest a local civic or religious-context report with unclear details and no definite events or dates.
The election produced a mayoral result with I. H. Delikens berg winning over William Biteb, carrying every ward and amassing 9 tone of 18 to Dhyal ape lianent. Aldermen votes followed per ward with Isaac Wylie and others listed. details include ward tallies and names such as G. O. imgergate and Frank Wallin.
In Bozeman a village referendum weighed closing saloons on Sunday. Ward totals show closings supported in each ward with margins near even. Democrats and Republicans each won two alderman seats as the council faces a tight, party split outlook.
Special dispatch reports Livingston voters electing George Colpitt in the First ward and a Republican winner in the Third ward while the Second ward returns a Democrat winner. Voter turnout appears light with limited aldermanic choices despite campaigns across all wards.
Frank J Edwards was elected mayor of Helena by a 321 plurality over E N Brandagee, with 188 votes. Republicans also chose H H Turbine as city magistrate by 200 plurality and Sve as one of seven aldermen. Democrats elected Duncan as city treasurer by a small margin. The election was quiet though intense in interest, with the Good Government League active in support of the Democratic candidate.
Billings April 4 report shows positions filled in ward races with A Frith and others elected. Despite names listed, the article states politics did not feature in any panel across wards. Voters turnout details unclear, with damaged OCR fragments.
Red Lodge residents show strong turnout as Wy Larkin wins mayoral seat by a wide margin. George Mushback elected City Treasurer and M. Ry Lucas named police magistrate, with UG L. Finley securing the First Ward and Frank Sell winning the Second Ward. New council lineup forms under Citizens party leadership amid calls for orderly government.
A partial and scambled report from Lewistown April describes a municipal election with mayoral and alderman races. The document notes voters faced a proposition on the ballot and mentions three wards with two seats filled, while the closing item records a defeat by a small majority.
Local voting concluded with W. T. Power replacing A. I. Godfrey as mayor. The scene included city officials like J. He Loomla and Wekel, with special appointments cited and residents awaiting official tallies from Philipsburg.
Police magistrate report lists aldermen Firat Ward Wilson second ward Fy Ay Taylor and Heket with Williams Parson among residents. Citizens’ committee notes address ward duties and local governance concerns.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Great Falls voters favored three Republican aldermanic seats but only one candidate reached the required votes. In First ward R Keuger and Second ward A Cobb and Third ward D S McLeod were elected. Voter turnout was light with no major issues at stake. The Socialist candidate faced a weak showing.
Helena dispatch reports a contract between the state fair officials and airship company head W. T. Lester for a modern airship to make two flights daily at the Montana fair. The craft, first of its kind in Montana, measures 5 1 2 feet with a gasoline engine. no payment will be made unless flights occur.
The sugar trust issues a brief summary of its financial condition and promises further details if stockholders request them. It declares it will promptly comply with any public information law, signaling a notable change in attitude after previous noncompliance with Massachusetts and U.S. census data requests.
A long promotion for Dr. R V Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery touts 40 years of experience as a blood purifier and stomach liver tonic, using native roots and glycerine extract. It claims to heal skin ailments and ulcers, with an offer to send a free booklet and an Al Healing Salve by mail, urging non alcoholic proven composition.
William J Bryan argues against national railroad incorporation and for continued state regulation alongside national remedies. He critiques Secretary Taft's reform stance, emphasizing a public interest view over corporate favoritism and warning of perpetual franchises in the Philippines.
A miscellaneous sale listing reads like a bargain archive with items such as ironing wire, buttons, brushes, hairpins, pins, combs, and other sundries. It mentions quality kitchen wares, sewing goods, and a long list of household tools and personal care products offered at low prices. It also includes a political opinion excerpt praising the Democratic stance and criticizing imperialism and Republican ties to corporations.
James McDaniel, twice arrested and freed after suspicion in the August disappearance and death of Frank Blanc, was jailed today in Link for forgery. He forged the name of M. J. Rosden to a check for $? last week, secured $1,000 bond, waived exam, and was bound over to district court.
A fragment stresses independent women and civic pride while criticizing party allegiance. It centers on Fran as a Missouri figure urging independence from party slavery and urging American citizens to value individual integrity over partisanship.
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