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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
4
A historical masthead fragment listing STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY details. Contains postal, subscription rates, and branch office addresses in Anaconda and references to affiliate offices in New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit St. Paul San Francisco and Seattle. Mentions advertising and editorial contact points and distribution notes.
Disjointed reports indicate tensions between President and insurgent factions. Officials discuss possible concessions and seek to avoid broad splits, while insurgents press for clearer terms and faster progress toward a settlement.
Fragmentary text references a senate vote, party alignment, and figures like New York and Virginian names. It appears to discuss election timing, possible outcomes, and partisan contrasts amid political debate, but the fragmentary OCR yields no clear event or date.
The Tribune discusses Montana politics and the U S Senate race noting Conrad as a leading candidate. It critiques the idea of a purely logical selection, questions equal representation in the Senate, and comments on congressional dynamics and the presidential message.
A garbled 1920s era review extols The Mystery of Honanso Mra as a mining war tale by Arching, praising its vigorous narration, graphite style, and portrayal of Western life. The piece lauds the author’s literary gift, the mining setting, and the Chronicle tone, noting subsequent influence on American literature and regional perspectives.
Fragmented text shows mixed public sentiment with merchants largely favoring a tax package while officials discuss terms. Judge Puro referenced as part of ongoing legal consideration affecting the proposal's fate. Unclear details due to OCR garble.
Tanai De ifn Shandare of Rooting aftriy in the Hage creek country dies after a shooting Nov 5 by Michael Wrote and Tates Brown. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital where he died from bullet injuries. Police report an ensuing counter and medical staff say the patient showed limited signs of recovery before death.
A proposed irrigation project along Boulder Canyon aims to reclaim 49 099 to 1000 acres of arid lands on the bench northeast of Row and Will mire fertile farms for many farmers. The plan uses a series of small reservoirs to store water from melting snow and deliver it to the bench for reclamation, with preliminary surveys under way and engineering work expected after snow melt.
W H Parkinson UMAD special mispatch to the Standard reports the death of one of Yellowstone counts' aldermen, who left Ohio for Montana after a witness of less than one year. He served as a ti der for nearly 20 years and had lately lived in RIMMings.
A fragmentary item notes a Stollingsworth family name and a daughter connected to a court or attache event. It mentions Mr and Mrs Cortelius T Stollingswerth and a yesterday morning incident involving a senatorial or civic figure.
A garbled OCR piece highlights a family of doers including a poet and teacher figures. It references a Mrs Worwna Darn in Wackerdanin, education at a college, and an active woman tied to literary and civic activities. The text covers parents, children, and unspecified event notes with unclear dates and places.
A Chicago convention discussion recounts delegate Greer’s surprise Garfield vote. The tale spans district instructions, personal appeals, and the moment Garfield’s superiority in rhetoric convinced many to back him. A future installment will discuss James Garfield and Charles Millwards’ views.
A garbled report describes an expedition and a dramatic voyage toward a distant pole, with named figures and organizations cited in fractured prose. The narrative mentions explorers, a leader, and a perilous journey amid harsh conditions, hinting at a broader struggle and looming deadlines.
A chaotic campaign around the Yamato voyage records mutinous sailors and disputed leadership. Captain Nomura’s discipline waned and Lt Shirase’s team clashed with backers. With captaincies swapped and funds mismanaged, the project risks collapse as financing and trust erode amid public mockery and false posts.
Special dispatch from Staynard reports the agriculture college showing excellent progress. President Jamey M Mamittan notes tepid income growth but praises federal and state funding, urging continued support as the college expands programs and enrollment.
A garbled OCR text discusses farming public opinion and weather aspects. It mentions planning for western and southern areas, a commissioner, and public farming topics from last winter, with unclear proposals and actions. The readable entities include references to farming, weather, and regional planning terms without definite facts.
Fragmentary OCR text presents scattered names and phrases about a will and a series of apparently jumbled events. The readable parts reference a will and individuals, but key details are obscured, yielding a vague notice without clear action or outcome.
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