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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for mail and Sunday editions, and daily plus Sunday options. It provides office addresses in Anaconda, Montana, and branch locations across the United States and Canada for newsstands and sales channels.
The death of Mr Vo could shift Maine politics as Democrats anticipate filling Frye’s Senate vacancy. A Democrat appointed to Frye’s seat would gain substantial legislative experience, with Maine’s next legislature election in September and the presidential year likely to affect party strength. Possible shifts could extend to Montana where Senator Dison may ascend to chair the committee on national funds, altering federal priorities.
A northern correspondent reflects on Arizona politics and statehood, noting Arizona’s citizens favor recall to remove officials and arguing constitutional moves align with federal provisions. The piece traces debates over governance and the potential for a reshaped territory or state structure under national guidance.
A composite dispatch notes possible Vatican health concerns for Pope Pius X and the Pope NII lineage, while Bishop Carroll returns with Vatican conditions rumors. Separately, the Unicee Slaster Butchers' Association convenes in Pittsburgh to discuss supply, prices, and cooking tips as meat costs rise, urging public food education.
The article reflects scattered commentary on politics and current events. It mentions President Wilson, Cuban revolution, the Cuban warships, and a resignation by Helena Mayor Edwards. It also alludes to Senator Lorimer and population sentiment in 1912 contexts with varying opinions and rhetorical questions.
Special Dispatch reports a dispute in Helena over whether St John’s Hospital must admit Clarence Case and his attending physician, who is not in the Lewis and Clark Medical society. The hospital argues mandamus cannot compel admission. Case contends the hospital is quasi public and must grant access. Judge J Miller Smith took the case under advisement.
Hamilton council votes to condemn and remove fire damaged properties including the United Building and Phoebu lots. Officials plan clearance and possible new structures on vacant sites, with steps to protect surrounding areas.
Two obituaries describe Christiana M Teck of Sweden, a long time resident of Manitow, who died aged 1236 pet units of unclear age, and Lemirauite aged 27 who died yesterday of pneumonia at the home of George, with burial planned at Charkow. Relatives reported distress and plans for funeral arrangements.
Government scientists report on the Spotted Fever tick in Bitter Root valley Montana. They describe host mammals such as ground squirrels chipmunks woodchucks and squirrels carrying ticks and note differing west and east side habitats affect tick distribution. Ongoing trapping and studies aim to control the fever and understand its etiology with limited season results.
A fragmented excerpt discusses how various mammals may spread a fever and argues against broad extermination of large game like mule deer white tailed deer goats and mountain sheep. The report notes removal of promotion of big game would lead to hunters destroying them, but local ranges are remote and the impact on fever is unclear.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a bare knuckle style bout with a $10 purse between fighters in New York and Montana, amid crude rural reportage. The piece improvises on events, dust storms, and local transport projects, mentioning readers in Lewistown and a print from the Forsyth area with references to roads, agriculture, and a Philadelphia lawyer.
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