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The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and lists offices and agents. It provides addresses in Anaconda and Chicago plus many newsstand locations across major cities and states.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and lists offices and agents. It provides addresses in Anaconda and Chicago plus many newsstand locations across major cities and states.
The article discusses Spain's purview over Morocco, noting King Alfonso XIII faces discontent at Madrid amid perceived failures. It argues an expedition against Moroccan tribes risks weakening Spain's control and sovereignty, with mentions of punitive moves and mining incidents as tensions rise between Spain and neighboring regions.
Justice Brewer of the Supreme Court, visiting Milwaukee, voiced clear, vigorous views on public policy questions of national interest. At 72, he has spent 20 years on the court and defended remarks as fitting for a judge. Critics call him outspoken, yet supporters say such candor helps illuminate court proprieties and costs of litigation.
A dense political essay discusses protective tariffs, federal finances, and industrial policy. It references congressmen on protection, wage concerns, and the impact on consumer prices, alongside remarks on Virginia society and leadership through Governor roles and notable figures.
The Montana Bankers’ Association opened its annual convention in Missoula with over 100 members present. President W. W. McCrackin welcomed visitors, outlining the city’s civic pride and the bankers’ historic ties to the region, while committees were named to handle nominations, resolutions, auditing, and legislative reporting for Thursday’s sessions.
A glimpse of a future Grand Army of the Republic gathering in Salt Lake City recalls Civil War era memories. The piece praises General Robert E Lee and mentions Taro for his influence, noting inherited respect in the community and pride in social standing among all classes.
J B Kendrick of Deer Toigt took in the races yesterday. Patrick thueney arrived from Iron Wa terloo for a brief business visit. Henry Sherlock deputy game warden is in Butte on business. HL Parker Covmeriy judge of the 11th Judicial District is in Butte for boat awards. Charles Kenmorer superintendent of the Conrey Dredging at Ruby visited. Tom McTwague came from Deer Ledge for a look at a supposed good thing.
World beating drillers James Vickous and Lewis Page arrive from Glave for the Miners' Linton contest. Pickens and Page hold the Montana record from 1531-32 and 1908s. Page, once a partner of Wp brother, is a famed single hand drifter. Both giants, Pickens at 6 feet tall and Page near 6 feet, weigh around 200 pounds. The prize money includes 490 dollars, aiming to attract the best drillers from Montana and beyond.
The Rev Dr Adam Grant of the African Methodist Episcopal church spoke at the church corner Platinum and Iduno streets in Butte during a visit en route to Helena for district conferences starting August 17. He is a bishop with Kansas City headquarters and has served on boards aiding African American education and advancement. His stay includes hosting by local congregation members before continuing to Helena. Also note a Silver Bow County bar meeting set for 1 pm Thursday August 3 1809 to discuss ways and means for the bar at Joliet Grief in Maud Court.
A dense astrology column notes Uranus shining and Saturn stationary affecting mood and business. It advises temper control during frictions at work, favors dealing with collectors and scholars, and predicts varied opinions in business matters while urging charity and restraint in personal conduct.
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