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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
3
The notice previews Standard Publishing Company business terms and multiple office addresses across major cities. It lists subscription rates, postal entries, and regional newsroom contacts including Anaconda headquarters and branch offices in Bell Phone lines and street addresses from New York Chicago Portland Seattle and more. It mentions advertising intake and distribution channels for daily and Sunday editions.
A fragmentary report from Belgrade depicts Serbian court life under King Peter, with merchants and officials voicing resentment over royal prerogatives. Citizens declare they fund palaces and expect oversight, while a tailor, a watchmaker, and a janitor glimpse a court culture seen as unique in Europe.
A week after release a serious flaw is noted in the new cent showing the designer Victor Brenner’s initials on the obverse. Observers point to a raised feature at the edge and near the wheats. mint authorities may order a new die, risking rare coins jumping in value.
Ancomaait remarks that several states delay until 1912, leaving reform on income tax uncertain until then. Afontana sets a 1911 session, making groupings unclear for union timing. Public sentiment appears strong, and although some earlier ratifications were declared, official returns vary by state as the year approaches.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a rapid push for a constitutional amendment led by President Tart. It notes prior delays and public anticipation, with emphasis on strong penalties for perjury and defamation. The piece critiques tone and social behavior, urging restraint and urging careful discourse.
The Northwest reservation registration and government plans draw protest and support as thousands apply for land drawing. Officials emphasize a non lottery system while critics warn of inequities and the burden on victims and settlers. The piece notes widespread applications and ongoing federal efforts to shape policy and land use.
A garbled critique argues against decade-old reforms and figures like Dr Ulataseo who condemns food choices as obstructing health. The text rails at food reformers for allegedly overreaching and denying simple remedies, warning that essential things must be allowed.
The reading describes Neptune and Moon aspects shaping the day, noting planetary influences on relationships and personal aims. It forecasts potential tensions between genders based on love versus capability, with guidance on training for meaningful aims and prudent control of desires.
In Rockport Massachusetts Aug 11 a naval tugboat after a severe gale battled to save crewmen from a sinking ship. Captain Evans and several sailors fought in the rough water as the vessel broke apart and toppled, with many rescued and others missing.
Discussion centers on government irrigation projects and funding shifts to new fields. Officials note $80,608,000 invested, with gains including hundreds of thousands of acres of wind and water works, while critics warn funds may divert from existing dam and irrigation schemes to potential future sites.
A cryptic government geology survey report discusses land value realization tied to public works. It notes coal, iron, copper, and phosphite deposits, water powers, and homesteads, stressing valuation by survey, recent land act effects, and increased attention to mineral resources and coal land prices.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Dillon Aus reports suspicion that two boys from Craim Cornell rodeo cabin burned Saturday. They scattered powder on floor and tossed a lit ember through a window, causing a cabin fire and about 891 dollars in property loss. No proceedings yet.
A prolonged but non damaging earthquake shock was experienced yesterday morning in Hogota. Residents reported lasting tremors but no injuries or structural damage occurred.
Several defendants pled guilty or faced arraignments at the district court session in Fort Belton August 11. Notable cases include William Sampson accused of robbery and assault, William Steplnasen for forgery, Jesse Jurbis linked to burglary, Fred Wright charged with taking a bay gelding, Whelsay Grandchamp for shooting from a train car, and Andrew J. Moore of Fort Newton who pleaded not guilty to first degree assault after attempting to injure his wife and himself. Moore's arraignment followed hospital treatment. his wife is recovering at home with her mother visiting from the East until trial.
The hospital fund gained support through an unusual collection at Lake McDonald. Rev. Dr. Tanner and Rev. E. Dickey led a religious service held in James Conion's cottage. From about 30 attendees, $17 was raised for the hospital association, possibly the first sermon in or near the famed resort area.
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