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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising offices and subscriptions for the Standard Publishing Company. It details post office routes and branch offices in Butte Missoula Helena and Portland with various street addresses and phone numbers for advertising and circulation inquiries. The notice targets readers with subscription and advertisement information and lists multiple city offices and agents.
A historical note describes how presidents delivered annual state of the union messages to Congress, from Washington’s formal delivery to Jefferson’s break with precedents. It explains that readers rarely peruse the full messages, with newspapers increasingly publishing summaries instead.
A fragmented text recounts atmospheric scenes and astrological musings. It references weather vagaries, planetary forecasts, and social observations with scattered names and events. The piece combines urban life glimpses with speculative advice and long, broken passages.
A distorted notice cites attorney shifts and resignations, with scattered names and places. The fragment mentions Washington, Jann Wier, and a committee, plus remarks about temperance and film timing, all presented in a garbled Boston Transcript reference.
A legislative session reports on the Industrial School program outlining commendations and critiques. It notes the educational committee and Governor's involvement, quality of exams, and calls for accreditation and future meetings to review treatment and facilities for wards. The document discusses funding, facility conditions, and plans to improve care and schooling for children.
Reports indicate freight is being moved along the Montana Division with orders for continued operations amid extreme cold. Supervisors Seto and Com Dae Giaene coordinate dispatches as teams shift coal and fuel cars between yards and stations under winter conditions.
Report notes absence of strike-breakers at the Great Falls yard amid labor unrest. Officials indicate workers and supervisors assess impact while a nationwide strike affects related shipping, with estimates around $1000 daily losses in certain sectors.
The ongoing Uso strike may cost over 950000 in Casuda industry within 30 days. Freight and train movements slow as workers from Blackwell to other towns report limited service and shipments. Local disruption includes halted lines, with few workers reported at the docks and yards.
The piece reports optimism that a strike will not ruin Christmas freight, with railroads continuing to accept traffic to and from key routes while negotiations proceed. Union officials and railroad executives discuss maintaining service and resolving disputes through the conference committee and higher officers at the railroad hall.
Reported severe cold weather disrupts rail service with widespread delays across lines. Workers face wage disputes and extended sittings as crews cope with hazardous conditions and safety concerns delaying freight and passenger movement.
In Butte a chaotic stream of names and fragments notes visitors, legal figures, and local officials heading to Virginia City and Miss lands for unclear duties. Mentions Levi widow of Gus Centennial valley and James Daly at Hakeview, with scattered references to Paul, Sekt, and a portico of officials. The text appears as jumbled notes from a dispatch with слаб decor, offering few clear events or outcomes.
A damaged notice states a fund suffered heavy impairment with figures around 100,001 and 61,000 linked to executives. It reports changes in leadership including removal of a president and election of a new president amid the Continental Insurance actions.
The New York resolution, introduced by Sulzer, urges the U.S. president to arrest and trial President Zelaya for alleged murders of citizens in Nicaragua. It seeks international peace support and cites constitutional authority for pursuing justice.
Sueldon Coptecalen, linked to Phenix Suraner of Brooklyn, faces a medical and personal crisis at his Maples home in Minnesota. His counsel and associates express concern over his health and future plans as friends gather amid unclear circumstances.
A garbled account outlines internal Democratic Caucus shifts involving Senator Bacon and Senator Culberson with reference to a temporary leadership arrangement. It mentions Fenster Alney and an election of Thomas WV Weller as antoneykeeper, while noting Ketter’s long senate service.
An advertisement offers a one year Amrconda Standard membership for ten dollars, promising prepaid gifts and a 453 day enjoyment period. It targets friends and wives with a fresh time-limited present idea and emphasizes extended value.
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