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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard details publishing company, pricing notes, and daily edition formats. It lists all office locations in Anaconda and branch offices in Missoula Great Falls Boise Seattle and other cities with contact points and newsstand partners.
Report from Missoula recounts Mr. McDonald's banquet remarks as contentious and potentially insulting to guests. Critics question whether his threats and stance reflect labor or personal rhetoric and if he had authority to speak for workers.
The American defender led earlier but wind failed. Reliance closed to a few hundred yards as time ran out. Shamrock II's chances seem slim after yesterday's display of defender superiority. Sir Thomas reflects hope as Futurity race looms Saturday, with talk of swapping captains to test crews.
A fanciful portrait of Mr Worthington a wealthy patron who created a deer park in Warren County New Jersey. Facing overpopulation he releases about a thousand deer into the surrounding area during the animal close season, seeking a natural remedy rather than formal control.
Hunters favor extending hunting, farmers protest deer releases threatening crops and properties. An injunction may halt any release of deer, while keeping them in park risks starvation and animal welfare groups. Worthington could instead cull surplus and distribute venison, potentially gaining public favor.
Bulletin results indicate Vardaman carried the Mississippi gubernatorial primary in a state where Democrats dominate. The piece notes the second primary clarified the choice, with Vardaman aligned with Money and others advocating restricting Black education and citizenship, arguing whites benefit from his approach.
The 26th annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Montana opened at the Grand Street church in Helena with Bishop H Morrison presiding. Dr Beth Ward of Nashville spoke on mission work and church receipts topped 700000 dollars last year.
Returns from Memphis through midnight show Vardaman elected governor in the Mississippi primaries. Cruz supporters acknowledge a tight race but refuse to concede.
State Superintendent W. W. Welch returned from Missoula and declined to name a prospective successor to J. M. Lewis. He said he has someone in mind but does not confirm timing or identity. He noted the dispute with Lewis related to the union label law and refused to discuss details. The successor is expected to assume duties on Sept. 19.
Window shades in many colors full length and regular width offered at 5c. Lace curtains 49 inches by 3 yards priced at 59c per pair. Brussels Axminster and velvet rug pieces sold at 1 per yard. Axminster rugs 18 by 36 inches offered at 65c per yard with attractive patterns. Today only.
Quote notes hesitation to announce a selection. The speaker says there is someone in mind but delaying disclosure due to fairness and whether the person will serve. Circumstances prevent an immediate announcement.
Missoula August 27 Acting under orders from John Nott of the W Nott company the fire steamer recently moved from the engine house to a livery barn and today was loaded onto a freight car by Fire Chief May for shipment back to Minneapolis The old steamer was sent to the Nott company with an understanding the city would receive 1000 in purchase of the new steamer It is claimed that it is not clear if the deal is finalized due to unresolved details
The council and fire chief debate whether the old city steamer remains in Minneapolis or has been disposed of by Nott Company. Shipping the new steamer to Minneapolis may end the controversy but possession of the old vessel or its equivalent remains uncertain.
W. W. Berry selling agent for Missoula Nursery company was injured when his horse spooked at Belish while en route from Missoula to Plains. He fell as the wagon passed over him and was taken to Merrick's hospital with injuries to his limbs.
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