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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1911
Page
12
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with monthly and yearly options. Main office is in Standard Block, Anaconda, with Bell and Independent phone numbers for business and editorial rooms.
Rut te Branch No 28 East Browsway lists Bell phone 422 and Independent phone 1428 in a public notice with contact details. The brief item reads as a directory style notice likely for local inquiries or service access.
The passage analyzes Theodore Sherman’s prospects as vice presidential running mate with President Taft. It notes his sadness over not supporting Taft’s reciprocity policy and the risk he faces if Taft seeks a second term. It suggests conservatives may prefer a different nominee, making his convention hearing unlikely.
A listing of city newsstand and office locations for Standard Publishing Company across the United States and Canada, with addresses in New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Vancouver and more. All correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
A cautious Ohio assessment asserts Taft will win the state's delegation. It notes past_foraker opposition is faded, cites Harmon’s 1910 Democratic win and warns Ohio GOP could not beat Harmon if he were the nominee, implying Taft remains the stronger choice.
Washington chatter quotes Vice President Sherman as saddened by current events and grieved by reciprocity gains. A recent letter has him warning of a political drift from protection and predicting a period of low mood that may push voters back to former views with strong force. The piece notes his old guard stance and distance from the Taft era team amid Republican tensions.
In Butte and Anaconda this week two civic events unfold as pioneers and Elks schedule elaborate celebrations. The piece contrasts frontier era roots with younger social life while promising lively entertainments and generous hospitality for all attendees.
The piece notes Mexico’s presidential contest heating up as four political organizations enter the field revealing that even men once aligned with Madero may run. It states bitterness could accompany campaigns and credits Madero with forcing Diaz from office, opening the path for others to stand.
The weekly resignation of Senator Bailey is received and accepted. He plans to retire from public business in sections and notes the senate’s urge to finalize the commission report and end federal payroll involvement.
In a steel trust inquiry, Mr Perkins described required actions for 1907 involving the Tennessee concern and Trust Company of America, aligning with Roosevelt elements. Later, Mr Thorn, president of the trust company, offered a contrasting account to the committee, suggesting a different interpretation of Perkins scene.
The public faces conflicting statements from Morgan Perkins Thorn and President Thorn as testimony on the Perkins Thorn line adds layers of complexity. Critics warn that the double entry of facts obscures the real situation and leaves average readers in the dark.
The Dillon Examiner notes this August shows unusually cool temperatures and frequent June like showers. Farmers debate its impact on haying while dry land crops may benefit. No large forest fires threaten the state, and climate change is blamed on plowed fields retaining more moisture leading to more rainfall.
In Kalispell James Duffy of Sullivan Gulch on the reservation describes his land improvements and optimism for a good first crop. He recounts killing rattlesnakes and placing their rattles in a fiddle, claiming the instrument produced a tone rivaling a Stradivarius, advising violinists to use rattlesnake rattles for their instruments.
The Jerome Rice Seed company of Detroit partnered with Gallatin valley farmers this spring to plant about 2.69 acres in seed peas. Early results show potential profitability with proper attention and cultivation methods. Farmers gained valuable experience on best practices for this locality, with satisfactory outcomes where correct techniques were used.
The seed company projects a larger, more profitable crop next year after favorable results this season. The valley is deemed well suited to pea production with climate and soil supporting a significant expansion and a cannery anticipated locally, boosting county industry.
The Billings Journal notes moisture deficits across the nation but Montana sees record cereal production. Despite drought pain in the Mississippi Valley and Great Plains, Montana's total precipitation since last September has not been abnormal yet crop yields are forecast to be among the largest ever. Proper moisture conservation and scientific soil cultivation reduce farming danger and offer reliable grain maturation even in difficult years.
Friday and Saturday fares exceed 100000 with 53768 on Friday. South Butte lines including Englewood and Oregon Avenue carried 28695, 14317 to races and circus from 139 PM to 5 PM. Saturday 6849 fares. Sunday crowd at resorts. clerks’ picnic at Alhambra Springs August 16 with free dancing and orchestra.
Sister Mary of the Blessed Sacrament former head of Burlington Vermont orphanage and first sister superior of Kingston Ontario House of Providence has died at the House of Providence in Vancouver Washington. She was 81 and known in the world as Adele Roy.
A repeated classified notice invites suitable tenants. The ad emphasizes finding the right fit for an available rental, likely repeating the message to attract interested renters with the intended criteria.
Washington reports reveal Pete the White House dog once chased French ambassador Jusserand and later behaved as a coward under a false name. After a Mayflower yacht incident on the Potomac where a sailor drowned, Pete’s antics prompted talk of a Senate rule amendment to curb interruptions and preserve decorum.
New York August 13 Harriet Quimby reveals the path to a successful aviator career license from the Aero Club of America earned after two hours of actual flight and two months on the field She predicts more women will take to aviation for sport or business and discusses nerves caution traffic rules superstition and her monoplane’s lucky jewelry She plans contests in Chicago and perhaps a trip to France by steamship
Local notes report Gilmore & Pittsburg may start a Dillon to Twin Bridges survey. Short Line crews are also seen near Bond siding and Glen station planning a possible cutoff around Apex hill. Beaverhead fair attendance and county updates fill out Madison County happenings.
The Standard invites regular six month and one year subscribers to choose double premium articles while casual buyers may visit either the Butte or Anaconda office to review the premiums.
Formerly Lyon School in Vermilion promotes a comprehensive boys program with primary to high school grades. Emphasizes health morals and manners under J. K. Sayler, invites catalogs from Spokane Washington.
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor council announced a Labor Day parade in Butte next month the first in two years. A committee will sell 10 000 McNamara buttons to raise funds to aid the McNamara brothers and prepare to bring Samuel Gompers to town. A referendum petition for repealing the last legislative military bill shows 2345 names collected with more needed.
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