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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
3
The notice lists STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY offices and contact details across Anaconda and other cities, plus subscription rates and newsstand locations. It provides addresses in Anaconda, Missoula, New York, Chicago, and several western cities, with managers and office numbers.
A notice outlines editorial commentary on the donkey as a symbol of democracy in American politics. It notes Bryan's remarks, nast cartoons, and the ongoing lampooning of the donkey, suggesting much of the humor misses the deeper traits and times of the symbol.
A Washington analysis notes a shortage of qualified men for civil service in technical roles. It cites wages below private and corporate pay, causing vacancies across departments, including specialized inspection and regulatory work. The piece stresses the need for high skilled staff to manage federal duties.
In a hard field 18 Tt reports temperance advocates in New York propose serious efforts to align with Alabama Georgia and other southern commonwealths committed to prohibition. The New York law imposes a quota of citizens who advocate temperance and practice it amid strong city salon influence on politics.
The piece argues Tammany used poll tactics to win the November election, backing Foley for sheriff amid a Brownsville controversy. It discusses Roosevelt's handling of the Brownsville soldiers affair, the push to find the truth, and calls for clear proof of wrongdoing before condemning military personnel.
The piece critiques conscription and army pay, arguing higher wages and extended service attract more recruits. It contrasts past mobilizations under stress with current public pressure for a larger force, noting civic sense and military pomp motives. The prose then parodies a man battling hair loss as a metaphor for ineffective remedies.
A few weeks after starting use of a device called wigitaker, an unnamed user reports regaining a splendid head of hair. The claim suggests the baldness problem has been solved by this product.
The piece discusses Canada expanding timber exports to the United States as lower wages boost supply and Canadian trees become more available. It notes potential for large export volumes, mentions historic tax debates, and highlights how access to timber affects jobs and prices in New England and adjacent regions.
The annual report from Montana outlines broad changes in the gold mining industry. It notes increased development in gold quartz properties, new companies formed, and a move away from exclusive mining toward systematic operation. Prices for gold have dropped, prompting renewed interest in properties once abandoned, with many set for construction as inspectors report rising production potential.
Disturbance at a California street bar led to the arrest of whiskey drummer J ODe. He denied charges, claiming he tripped into a punch and caused a scene amid a night of drinking and disorder. Multiple local patrons faced varied charges, with several cases postponed or continued for further proceedings.
Special Dispatch from Bozeman reports on the Catholic fair raising funds for church needs. Events included three contests with prizes including a $1000 doll, a gold ring, and other jewelry. Community members from Chestnut and surrounding areas competed, contributing about $280 in cane dilate while Miss Fane Me Hates and others received bracelets and watches. Proceeds support the new church construction efforts.
A Montana petition to state authorities alleges that Great Northern Railway and John O'Brien lines conspired to raise intercity freight and passenger rates, claiming the higher tariffs would harm regional commerce. The filing asserts a combination by the defense lines to restrain competition and damage several lumber and related businesses.
Chicago December report says State Attorney Healy announced he would enforce laws against saloons. He spoke at a church gathering, urging action on violations of the Sunday law and promising use of his authority to curb vice. saloon keepers warned of a campaign to push vice from the city.
Breet thair supreme president Dr V A Young touring the West in the interests of the organization arrived in Butte from Salt Lake on Monday and will stay several days. He is stopping at 11 Leonard apartments with headquarters in Charles City Iowa. State Savings Bank checks are honored at par in exchange for merchandise at Clerke s.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bowerman reports Mr Boak spoke to a large crowd in Bozeman at the Elks hall. George Wilson organized the meeting as Bridger camp treasurer. Boak explained the recent dues increase to older members and spoke for about an hour before an informal reception at his home and a dinner.
A local man was jailed for four months after conviction on charges described as living offenses. Judge Clanenty noted the tough impact on the community and withheld a harsher sentence, citing public sentiment and fairness concerns.
WeLLorg Ty Berrian from New York reports a government case against Standard Oil, with new evidence at Lingoln Nebraska. Prosecution notes show interest in leaving for Washington tomorrow while detailing bond actions and a Waterloo socialist winning a local election contest.
Fragmentary OCR shows a group named Moilern National Remogttherrd with members called Margenters and a hall lost quest. The readable text is unclear about events, dates, or outcomes and lacks complete sentences.
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