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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1903
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and rates including daily and Sunday editions, subscription prices, and office addresses. It notes branch offices in Butte, Missoula, Great Falls, and other cities with a distribution of newsstands and foreign advert ising services.
The feature notes J Bryan meeting crowned heads and dining with statesmen in Europe and a Berlin visit, plus a London fiscal parrot contest. It also contrasts Montana Ore Purchasing company tax figures with Anaconda Copper Mining company returns, detailing net earnings, extraction costs, and possible tax implications.
Butte letters reveal a grand jury has been summoned by Silver Bow county at the urging of the board of county commissioners. Fifteen prominent citizens will consider possible misconduct by county and city officials, amid street talk of graft and public looting over years. The move aims to curb corruption and may avert further legislative action.
A quirky blend from the Kansas City Journal and London Daily News notes that a man forgot his wedding ring and a funeral procession, while Miss Kia d'Enterre invites locals to debate classes at Mrs Jopling’s art school in Earl's Court. The rules emphasize orderly conduct, limited speaking, and polite decorum in discussions.
The Philadelphia North America recounts a Kansas district teacher M Oliver facing possible dismissal over a math problem about Ann a 12 year old pupil. The county superintendent and board discuss the issue with Oliver defending his solution while directors label him ignorant.
Crowpoint Iowa or Crownpoint Indiana features in a quirky census note describing two corners of wealthier widows with extensive fortunes and social influence. The piece hints at marriage offers and matrimonial schemes from suitors across the region, with local charity noted and a humorous tone about the town’s unusual demography.
From the Hood River Glacier comes a rambling memorial piece recalling a child and the summer days spent adrift in memories. The narrator laments a lost figure, reflects on death, and muses on mortality and the strange beauty of decay. The text shifts to a fragmented political aside about Mexico’s population and land ownership.
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