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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and branch offices with a long list of city locations for newsstands and agents. It lists daily and Sunday rates, editorial contact notes, and multiple branch addresses across the country, ending with STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Anaconda, Mon.
The article notes vague, unresolved tensions between Pinchot and Gallinger over a forestry versus legal interpretation of policy. It suggests the dispute concerns issues President Taft will decide, with many details still unrevealed to the public and speculation about possible positions by the president or his officials.
The piece critiques Montreal's administration under national methods, condemning corruption and inefficiency in police, public works, and fire services. It notes rapid population growth from 175,000 to about 350,000 over twenty years, with valuations rising but governance seen as needing change. The author praises some Canadian cities adopting new administration as a positive step.
A fragmentary note discusses believed cross channel travel by balloon era aviators Blanchard and deffrdes from Dover to Calais around January 7 in the 18th century, predating Washington’s presidency. It contrasts past balloon successes with a perceived lack of modern exploitation and England’s historical mood.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice about public spending on road and transit improvements. Mentions money for development and a growing need for faster, more capable transportation. Indicates rising interest from readers in mobility upgrades and potential vehicle counts or records.
Reporters at the state association convention in Bozeman discuss vital topics for Montana’s press. Leaders agree on a new policy direction to guide the association toward practical business interests and stronger member loyalty.
Oregon and Washington push interurban plans as electric railways rise as a major industry. Proposals target connecting Walla Walla Portland and Central Oregon while broader Western efforts spark competition with steam lines. Washington already has Seattle to Tacoma and Spokane to Coeur d Alene routes with branches planned. Electric railroads are seen as key to industrial growth across the region.
Fragmentary text mocks directories and public notices, references crank claims about aviation pioneers, politics, earthquakes, and hunger. It jumbles names like Wilvereensl and Glen Curtiss with tangential digressions on Montana hunting grounds and red paint duties.
A horoscope warns of calamity for the mean-spirited and avaricious while praising those of great heart. It urges caution with superiors, avoiding legal entanglements, and exercising charity. It lists plants associated with zodiac guidance and notes favorable times for wine making and preservation activities while predicting personal growth for those aligned with ideals.
The article analyzes how directory compilers use population multipliers to estimate city populations from listed names. It cites varied methods from 2 to 2.3 and mentions Montana and Chicago counting approaches, with references to officials and upcoming census expectations.
In a state hospital for the criminal insane, Marty K. Thaw receives a new post as librarian after authorities recommitment him. Matleuwan, NW, August reports the unusual transfer as part of ongoing institutional arrangements.
The article argues that American forces in the Philippines provide essential practical training for troops, shaping a disciplined, mobile army. It highlights Fort William McKinley as a training hub with diverse ground, schools, and integrated drills. The piece notes continued garrison duties to maintain order and adapt to future war needs.
London August The greatest sensation of the present budget campaign rose from Lord Rosebery accepting an invitation from Queen’s men and Glasgow to speak at a wide budget meeting in Glasgow on September 10. His attitude remains doubtful and a strong stance against the canal problem could split him from his party and place him in a hard negotiating position with independent voters.
A fragmentary humorous piece depicts Mr. Kwillkensby arguing that a single event may trigger discontent even in summer. It contrasts waking early to bright light with a stubborn morning intrusion of springtime noises and a night of restful sleep interrupted by a looming discomfort.
Beattie Aug 30 Sen Carter of Montana Chamverlain of Georgia Warren of Wisconsin Payne of Kentucky, members of the senate irrigation committee, spent the day at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in the Hawaiian building listening to Hawaiians seeking reclamation legislation. They toured government projects in several states and will proceed tomorrow to Portland then Northern Oregon to continue fieldwork.
The fragment describes ants with highly sensitive senses. They detect vibrations from footsteps and air movements, and even a birdshot fragment at close range. Adele Fielde notes antennae composed of multiple noses, each smelling a specific thing, while ants rely on scent in darkness for navigation.
The State School of Mines in Butte opened its fall term with about 20 students present. officials expect about double that number by month’s end. Most work was organizing classes, with practical mining and smelter opportunities in the region aiding the curriculum. Faculty includes Bowman, Craven, Simons, Lincoln, Hartgett, Clayberg, Adams, and Kenilsley, plus a mining law lecturer. Clerke's advertises bargains on clothes at 128 North Main Street.
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