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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard notes Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana prints notices and ads with subscription rates and mailing details. It lists multiple city newsstands across the United States where the Standard is sold and promotes business and editorial services.
January 32 1910 report from Jory describes Graves named as forester at Yale forest school near Pinchot, with Clifford Pinchot and Yale figures backing him. Notes Graves, Yale graduate, has long worked with Forest Service and private forestry, successor to a line of foresters, amid debates on administration patronage and reform.
A fragmentary wire service style narrative traces political tensions around factions and press amid a Chicago political scene. It cites comments about an individual called Tootsie and mentions forgiveness between a father and granddaughter within a family drama tied to broader partisan conflict and public attention.
A long fragment discusses press coverage of a legal matter, noting editorial stance, printing limits, and the President’s wage debate. It critiques subordinates and subordinates’ actions, mentions censorship concerns, and references ongoing debates on regulation and federal rights. The text preserves strong entities like The President and Gallager.
The reading cautions readers about pride and judgment, noting potential missteps for those who boast or argue. It highlights the influence of Mercury and encourages self restraint, fair dealing, and attentiveness to others. It mentions the value of prudent study, moral conduct, and balanced decisions in daily affairs and work.
Sneelal Dignaich reports Crowe, convicted for shooting and threats, ordered committed to the Way Sprivey Institution after a hearing. Testimony described his demeanor as unsettled and his mind as affected. Crowe, about thirteen, was noted as a renowned criminal figure.
A brief, unclear report describes a confrontation involving a Black suspect and police, resulting in one officer killed and another seriously wounded. The account mentions a struggle, a trap, and threats linked to urban tensions, with chaotic, garbled phrasing hindering precise details.
A fragmented Washington dispatch notes a conservation message to Congress Friday from Secretary Daltinger about conservation bills. The garbled text mentions NasarAl rexMuireEd and possible dates or places but is unreadable.
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The association reports Montana tops the United States in sheep numbers and wool production, with fleeces averaging six and three-quarter pounds and wool valued across states. A detailed review shows shifts in price, yield, and population, highlighting Montana’s lead amid broader industry trends.
Readable fragments describe Missoula's growth, Northern Pacific expansion, and rail and power projects across western Montana. Mentions Livingston to Paradise lines, electric power plans, and cementing Missoula as a regional hub with mines, farms, and river routes shaping the valley. References to Hutte, Snake River, and reedy landscape outline development and potential profits.
Local chatter cites Idaho bounty policy on wolves and coyotes as fraught, comparing with Montana practice. Citizens question fairness and wonder why Montanan stockmen receive higher payments for stock-destroying predators while Idaho payouts lag, amid disputes about fraud and enforcement.
The account by Harry W Cook-Peary in Outing magazine describes a brutal Arctic style ascent where frost, ice walls, and sheer drops test the climber. The narrator, overwhelmed by fear yet driven to press on, details the killer conditions and the mountain goat like skill of the other climber while admitting personal panic and the constant risk of a fatal fall.
Ohiqs governor calls for legislative inquiry into high costs amid reports from Catumbes and surrounding areas. Officials discuss potential measures to curb price hikes while a regulatory review proceeds.
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