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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
3
Advertising and subscription details for The Anaconda Standard are listed, including rates, offices in Anaconda and New York, Chicago, and Denver, with street listings for newsstands in multiple cities and guidance for correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. The document catalogs circulation information and editorial contact points across several regions.
Tuesday December 1 1907 Chicago real estate operators gathered under a board formed for their annual banquet. The piece envisions Chicago as a future national capital and hub of development with plans for vast growth within twenty years, including skylines, rail and shipping implications, and a shift in political center. The narrative blends urban promise with reflections on Britain’s royal crisis and potential constitutional change, contrasting American ambition with European events.
In a Washington diner a wager is argued between Colonel Watterson and Joseph Pulitzer via the New York World. The conflict features President Roosevelt, political rivals, and a forecast of legal/judicial action with a plan to host a dinner at which the speaker of the House and the vice president may attend, while commentary questions responsibility and proper conduct in public press.
Fragmentary early passage discusses probable royal involvement and governance. It questions who controls the realm, noting the king’s lack of influence over policy, the role of the Commons, and the move toward representative government while preserving loyalty to the monarch. The text hints at constitutional debate and political reform.
A fragmented discussion on the meaning of society and its critics. The writer questions who qualifies as society and whether fashionable circles truly embody sociability or merely display pretensions. The piece contrasts genuine social institutions with superficial entertainments among the cultivated classes.
The report states Patrick J. Stewart and Tyaden Lif seek large damages for injuries from an on the job accident during embankment work. A bucket accident caused severe harm to a laborer, allegedly due to employer approval of a derrick and crane operations. The case notes ongoing medical treatment and loss of earning capacity.
Bordal disputes to the Startlandt Dillon mer shows a perilous journey through the Salmon River Canyon. The piece notes engravers and work details, a railway project, and a planned bridge or railroad line with inspection efforts prior to a contract date. The report mentions safety concerns and potential technical hurdles amid a larger Rockies development context.
Judge Bodin of the district court sentenced Wallace to ten years in the state penitentiary for forgery after a jury found him guilty. The defense argued for mercy, but the court imposed a lengthy term, noting the crime’s forger’s impact on trust and local citizens.
An incoherent OCR fragment references a Montana Wesley university matter with unclear context about an executive committee and a debited item. The readable parts do not establish a clear event, date, or named individuals beyond generic institutional mentions.
The readable portion reads as a fragment of a bizarre description with garbled words and stray phrases. It mentions an evening wrap, brown tones, a round barrel shape, and ermithe imagery, but the overall meaning is obscured and no coherent event or entity is identifiable.
Fragmentary text mentions a secretary, Roy Ly Will Jama, and references to a college, Wesley, and a device. The passage is garbled with misread names and nouns, unclear dates, and missing context making it impossible to identify a coherent event or outcome.
Denver businessmen back a major irrigation plan involving 4000 cubic feet per second from Ned Rock rivers to flood Beaverhead water supply. Project aims to reclaim 39000 acres of arid land and could require about 2 million dollars. proposal envisions purchasing and enlarging land to store water while preserving river flow.
The body of Wien erry Was Foti, a ferder employed by Landes, was found after he wandered in a storm near Hin Heickdail. Weather and rugged terrain contributed to his death. he was buried at Mountain View memorial this afternoon. Perry, 48 months, had no known relatives in the county.
A dense, period style forecast notes Mars Sun alignment bringing brilliance to commerce and risk in ventures. It advises study focused minds to seek guidance, predicts favorable outcomes in hire, property, and education, and suggests carefulness for lending and speculative ventures.
An article from American medicine warns of the dangers in certain shampoos and shampoo powders containing carbon tetrachloride and related solvents. It notes these agents have strong anesthetic effects, heavy vapors that accumulate indoors, and serious potential for fatal outcomes with repeated use.
Dr J M Scanland in charge of the asylum near Deer Lodge is ill. Butte locals recount aid to the hospital, coal supplies, and help from railroad workers during a coal shortage and cold snap. Dancers entertain at a Rouge stool cigar counter, and residents comment on Marathon weather and chinook forecasts amid snow and ice on the ranges.
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