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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1906
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates with monthly, six month, and yearly advance options. It also provides a widespread network of city and out of town newsstands and printing offices with office addresses and contacts for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana.
The August 1 1956 event at Boxeman’s garden drew many visitors from Columbia Gardens and Woitiond. Residents of Tiveman joined in a cheerful, cooperative effort to stage a winter gardens display and a floral festival, marking a successful first run and promising a repeat carnival next year.
The presiding Cochran acknowledges Bryan’s invitation to attend a New York reception a few days hence. He says the committee’s cordial sympathy reflects regard from all good citizens and especially widows and orphans for Bryan’s virtues, while noting Bryan remains a controversial figure among his 1896 rivals. Dr Senn and Dr Lennix are cited in a related travel note on medical observations and simple diet recommendations.
A garbled editorial sketch cites Roosevelt and Mckinley era politics. It notes debate over prosperity versus cost of living, mentions Mrs. Roosevelt and reactions within parties, and ponders who can prevent Heyson's candidacy while the nation considers the next president.
An obituary honors Mantel Garrett a noted contributor to music who passed away recently at age 107. The piece recounts his early life in New York his performances and his influence on classic composers. It notes his retirement after a prolific career and mentions family members including a younger sister and other relatives.
Reports describe a violent attack on a boy by an unknown assailant. Witnesses recall a tense scene as onlookers and a physician tended to the injured child. Authorities anticipate filing charges once the case reaches the district attorney’s office.
A traveler recounts a South African veld journey detailing oxen driven by a Dutch-speaking team, a visiting family, and daily rural life. The piece describes farm labor, primitive meals, and encounters with wildlife and ostrich feathers as the group travels through maize fields and a harsh but industrious landscape.
A Philadelphia Ledger correspondent notes songs and symbols during wartime, praising the Stars and Stripes while acknowledging irony in the banner. Citizens express pride in national emblems, and the public debates substitute newer anthems for war songs as morale holds.
A garbled report suggests a Wall Street philanthropist funds at least 5000 to a New York mayor in a scheme with hidden motives. Names and places are obscured, but the text hints at bias and illicit influence behind charitable acts.
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