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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
12
The Anaconda Standard proclaims itself as Montana's leading daily, promising thorough news coverage, enterprise, and public mindedness. It highlights its local reach across Montana, special features, Haskin letters, Marion Harland contributions, and Sunday supplements for women and youth.
Daily and Sunday one month costs 1.00 dollars. Six months paid in advance 5.00 dollars. One year paid in advance 10.00 dollars. Sunday standard one year 2.50 dollars.
Denton T. Young known as Cy Young, veteran pitcher, is sighted at the Hotel Albany and seen in conversation with catcher Lou Criger. The article praises his no-hit feats, notes his 18 years in the big leagues, and highlights his country roots in Ohio with references to past performances and a 20-inning game.
General Manager Whiteoath of International Paper says few mills are affected but many plants may close as the strike spreads. About 5,600 workers are involved and foremen losses were briefly noted. Wages and pay disputes trigger a bank slowdown and uncertain plant operation into the near term.
The Supreme Court today issued a decree granting conditional liberty to political prisoners held in Wes. The release applies to those who were armed at arrest and are part of the group.
Fragmented report from an Austin bank noting a longstanding Inu at the site. Cashier J A Munn describes a loanary suspension, with the bank holding about $431,000 in auxiliary funds. The text is garbled and reads like an OCR fragment from a local newspaper.
Noted local real estate figure and civic member of Minneapolis faces a heart event tonight. The Standard announces a new comic strip starting next Sunday featuring "Magny" and "Bears" among other features. Orton Bros at 21 North Main Street offer plano or organ deals.
Theodore Clowes, nephew of Tom O. Miles of Silver Bow Canyon, visits Butte then plans trips to DMon to see relatives. A former Montana attorney now in Nome Alaska, he arrived with his bride Mrs Joseph Woods married in Seattle a week ago. Clowes brought a huskle dog from his North country pack, described as strong with a wolflike appearance and collie intelligence.
Edward Handall of Spokane visiting Butte as guest of his father W D Randall a well known Montanan banker Edward Randall a native Montanan who grew up in Great Falls and is known across northern Montana will stay until Saturday before traveling to Berkeley California to visit his mother and other relatives.
July police court receipts totaled from fines and bonds with 200 cases. Arrests included trunk theft, gasWaterance, vagrancy, selling below standard milk, test driving, malfeasance and other offenses. Dispositions show jail commitments, fines paid, suspensions, pending cases, district court appeals, dismissals, and fees. Note mentions two red hot favorites Mugay and Teddy Beara in the Sunday Standard.
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