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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1911
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions in advance, plus a long roster of newsstand and distribution points across Montana and western states. It names offices in Anaconda and Butte, and provides contact details for advertising and editorial departments.
The Standard lauds the Anaconda Elks for hosting the Montana state gathering, praising their hospitality and town pride. It notes tariff legislation and the ongoing Congress extra session, with expectations of a presidential veto and a pending tariff revision.
The Colonel approves his own testimony before Congress on sterl trust affairs and the Tennessee company take, noting it justified President Roosevelt's actions against the steel trust. Press reaction favors his clear case, while debate on Gary’s price fixing and federal oversight continues.
Mrs. Elia Wilson, mayor of Funvewell Win, opposes city council push for reform and contends politics is not a woman's place. She plans to resign if conditions worsen though she vows not to quit the fight while still in office.
Fragmented, error-filled report details a convention where the International Typographician claims sweeping power. A resolution grants executive council authority to cooperate with Chicago leaders amid disputes over publishing and union activity, with heated debates over division seats and near-term subdivision plans.
Misa Margaret Teity appointed examiner in the Treasury with a salary of $2,001 a year. Miss Kelly remains next in authority as director of the Mint, while a taxi incident involving a reporter and others disrupts post department routines and raises questions about photo publication and public access.
Cascade county commissioners approved road building to connect Vaughn station and serve settled lands. A Labor Day celebration featured a wrestling match between Setlentin the Yankee and Stelf Bulgarin, with a $200 stake posted and a possible $400 prize. A related clash left Millie Temons injured. authorities pursued suspects after an explosion damaged temporary offices.
The article reports a boy aged four from a local family in Hamiltony who sustained a broken leg after a tree fell on him while playing with several other children. The incident occurred today and is noted by the Standart.
In Hind Springs Missouri on August 18, Marian Rostin was chosen as Fifty-Ninde vice president of the American Pharmaceutical Association. James Lend, professor of pharmacy at PILATE, was named editor as the association plans to form a national council. Civil war veterans group reacts as survivors move forward.
Local ad lists daily specials including No 1 boiling beef corn beef bacon mutton chops and ham. Fresh poultry and fancy stock are highlighted with prices per pound and per dozen, plus featured items from McCarthy's store.
A garbled historical report describes an experiment with a wheel and engine. Observers note the wheel’s behavior under wind, the engine’s motion, and attempts to interpret the mechanism. The text blends chaotic narration with partial dialogue and speculative conclusions about movement and containment.
Fragmentary OCR text describes two pieces of string and a moving bottom link related to a wheel or mechanism. It includes garbled phrases about top and bottom positions and an unspecified task or puzzle, with no clear entities or outcomes to identify.
The text presents garbled diary like fragments about relatives and deaths from infancy, grandfathers aged 108 and other family events. It references a petition or case involving an applicant and mentions a railway timetable and locations such as Anaconda and Washing ton, with cryptic remarks about survivor claims and a legal or medical association.
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