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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented OCR piece advocates broad highway investments across Montana and western states. It urges funding bonds of several millions, cites Southern California and Utah Idaho prospects, plus calls for Interstate communication and rural improvements to boost property values and regional growth.
Teatt, manager of the Rei Banat Shor company on North Main, recounts a strenuous trip to Salmon City Gibbonsville and Pioneer City. He notes passenger limits on the new line near Butte, rough stagecoach travel, and a shift toward rail service, with optimism for mining and agriculture growth as Salmon River country develops.
A first person account follows a trek from Salmon to Wisdom and Divide, detailing rugged mountain travel, snowbound routes, and stage roads. The narrator notes negotiating tense terrain, a contract tied to a risky crossing, and intermittent comfort moments aboard a Pullman, after aiding estates and placer properties along the way.
New York January 3 The United States Steel Corporation declared a regular dividend of 1 percent on common shares and an extra dividend of three- fourths of 1 percent. The board also approved a regular 14 percent dividend on preferred shares. Total earnings and surplus figures were reported with net earnings for the latest quarter and year ending estimates.
Disputed to the Standard Washington January Confirmation of the nomination of Judge Muntix is expected soon as the salaries for the judges of the new court of customs appeals were fixed by the house at 7000 dollars each The tariff law named 9000 dollars This exceeds the circuit court salaries by 2000 dollars provoking long standing controversy Nominations for the new court were sent to the senate by President Taft but held up by the Judiciary Committee pending salary funding likely to be concurred with the lower house and place the new court on par with U.S. circuit courts The issue will be settled by an appropriation urgent deficiency bill
The Washington dispatch reports Carter's bill to create Glacier National Park was advanced in Congress amid ongoing opposition. Critics cite economy concerns, while supporters claim broad backing and enough votes to push the measure through either house.
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