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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard proclaims itself Montana’s leading daily with full Montana coverage, a ceaseless news service, investigative reporting, and a broad spectrum of features for all readers including sports, women’s pages, and children’s comics.
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Fragments from a political speech outline Abraham Lincoln era warnings against party strife and temperance zeal. It cites Washington and Lincoln, urging unity and reform while condemning temperance and prohibition rhetoric as dangers to national welfare and governance. The text references the Prohibition Party platform, calls for constitutional change, and emphasizes moral reform as essential to the republic.
The Morenante' Association of Minits launches a campaign to invite President Roosevelt on a hunting trip near Athens. They plan to extend a formal invitation at a meeting where a committee was appointed to push the effort. The group expects strong support from key figures in the movement.
Fragmented text describes a gathering around a campfire with clergy and community figures. Mentions Rev Janis and a rector, names like Rudy and Chel, and reference to events at Tate Ds Woater. Contains numerous garbled phrases and place names suggesting a local notice or recount of a community gathering and related personal notes.
The document critiques Mr Bryan for calling the campaign issue Shall the people rule and outlines Republican arguments for presidential leadership. It discusses the Roosevelt administration, public policy pledges, and legislative mechanisms like Reed rules, asserting the party stands for the people’s will and government efficiency.
Amid Catalina Island disruption with omissions from the dance hall, orders from Adjutant General Tanek under Governor Gillett ban naval and landings. The text notes a remodeling sale at Mast Park and mentions figures like $35 and $5. Highlights include Avalon and Mey of Me Anilin states involvement and enforcement actions by the governor.
A press report from West venues details Calahan of the literary bureau noting Taft’s rising strength after a conference in Chicago marking the opening of the campaign headquarters. Western and southern committees reported optimism, faith in government policy, and growing youth sentiment supporting continued prosperity and party unity.
The London Feiryrand reports Swanley College serving nearly 20 years with 40 acres for kitchen and market growing and fruit sections. It offers nature study and a matured history course. In 1907 about 50 students secured posts as head gardeners and teachers. Some pursued dairy and temperate work, while others joined central culture studies in Irish colleges.
Fragments describe a crowd scene at a shore tower and political or civic matters. Multiple garbled place and person names appear, hindering a coherent event or outcome.
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