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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
2
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists multiple branch offices and street sales points across major cities. It also notes advertising contacts and general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
An August discussion outlines Western opinion on the Payne Aldrich tariff and Taft’s political prospects. It notes Western voters demand reform, mentions Congress members from Colorado, the Dakotas, Montana, Nebraska, Utah, Minnesota, Washington and California, and references Senators Dolliver and Cummins in the presidential context.
The text surveys contentious legal provisions and social norms across colonial and modern frames, referencing secular observances, public morality, and government authority. Named figures like Moye Haittincoy, Ballinger, and Adams appear amid mentions of laws, religious practice, and public order.
Fractured remarks from New England editors and Middle West peers discuss tariff legislation and national interests. The piece notes New England's political stance, its influence in Congress, and perceived benefits from veteran senators, highlighting regional differences in approach to tariff policy.
A fragmentary report describes a heated push by Congress and executive officials to overhaul interstate rail tariffs and incentives for shippers. It names Colonel Pyne, President Tht, and various Western and Galveston stakeholders, noting planned public hearings and potential policy changes to improve rate regulation and competition.
A novelty performance titled Knight for a Day is set for two days at the Treadway Auditorium on August 2 and 3. It features a troupe including comedian Walter Jiutne and star Grace Nemar as part of the Presente Ing company, aiming to entertain at the Whitney opera house in Chicago later that year.
Police arrested a Black man following a chaotic clash at Lafepenachin yesterday. Officers removed him from a local residence and planned his transfer to a designated depot for enrollment at a Denver burial. funeral services are scheduled for 2:80.
A memorial reception is held this evening hosted by Praveixat Brotherhood in honor of a late state rani teen. Vivian Whitehead arrives from Seattle to attend. Friends express thanks for kindness shown during bereavement, as names of Hugh Kank and others appear in the notice.
An opaque OCR fragment describes an annual report with mentions of officers, committees, and financial figures. It references the secretary and executive group, names individuals in various roles, and notes allocations or expenses around £5600. The text lists numerous workers, unions, and localities, including references to Butte and various trades and delegates, but specific events or outcomes remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR text lists attendees and delegates including J. Wate Hates Aliors and J. Cleaves with mentions of Butte Teleptiene Onersturs and Hulda Mey Villater. The passage references a local sheep meet and political delegations, but the exact event details are unclear due to garbled text.
Inquiries into the Sutton matter reveal ongoing findings to be released soon. The report references Lt. James N. sne and naval inquiries, with the Navy Secretary’s forthcoming communications and a court proceeding under review.
A large Shriners gathering drew crowds to the streets with numerous spectators and festive attire. Police reported 22 arrests amid a heavy, chaotic but celebratory mood as revelers watched the events unfold. Later, attendees gathered for a banquet at a local venue, enjoying the evening's hospitality.
A fragment discusses the question of the propriety of women in institute work and the broader aim of extending agricultural training to women. The American Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations is mentioned as driving the effort, with a convention and a research focus noted. Some advertising in the issue is described as paying advertisers even if other text is costly.
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