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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
10
Fragmentary ad copy lists ham cheese and other sandwiches with odd spellings and playful phrasing. Mentions bread types and vague sellers, but details are unclear and some terms are garbled. The readable parts name sandwich types and generic sale notions without clear outcomes or dates.
Market notes show Mille fed chickens priced against oxen sales with preference for fresh meat. A comparison places chicken ahead of turkey in appeal while mutton cuts remain cold and with strong flavor. Trade follows standard barter dynamics with unspecified totals.
A fragmentary speech during a wartime rally laments oppression and tyranny. Activist speakers urge unity, independence, and religious motivation against despotic power, citing historic resistance and calls for future freedom. The piece frames patriotism and faith as driving forces behind the push for self rule.
A Nevada era tale centers on Scotty Wilcox who touts an automobile as his mine money source. The piece recounts speculative wealth, mysterious trains, and detectives tracking a phantom mine while Scotty remained elusive, with opinions split on his honesty and wealth.
A Montana example cited to Dakota, detailing winter wheat production in several areas. The report notes 7,280,000 bushels produced, with references to Platt Prystenlogist Seaman from the department of agriculture. Advertises order forms and prices for children’s cards via the Standard office in Butte or Anaconda.
The piece notes Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey and supporters advocate the commission form of government to place direct responsibility on elected officials. It describes lobbying, political theater, joint Democratic and Republican cooperation, and a large post election parade with 5000 men and American flags celebrating liberty.
Philipsburg Montana July 2 A gloom fell on July 4 preparations from the sudden death of Alderman Joseph J Dixon of the Second ward He was shot while walking with friends and died at home while reading to his wife A physician said heart failure Dixon 60 spent his life in the community with many friends He had worked in mines and was then a watchman at the Hap e mine He leaves a wife and two daughters Miss Alice Kendall Mont and Mrs Aliendare Michael Kendall Mont and Odd Fellows will have charge of the funeral
President Taft traveling from Worcester to Albany with Aunt Delia Torrey promised to visit Milbury if Congress adjourns. The day featured hot weather as crowds gathered in Worcester Pittsfield and Springfield where he declined to speak on Sunday and prepared remarks for Indiana engagements on peace arbitration and currency reform.
Berlin signals that Germany will protect its interests in Agadir while not remaining there permanently. Cologne Gazette cites France and Spain as temporarily occupying Moroccan territory, with Germany awaiting stable conditions before withdrawal. Bayarnd von Bülow-Waerbier appears indifferent to urgency, while British papers largely silent on prior intervention.
A scattered OCR note reports steadily increasing game propagation concerns and a medical survey. It cites fatal hunter accidents, restricted deer protection in parts of California and the West, and debates on policies and enforcement amid mounting public interest. John T. Todd, Prop.
A large fire began in the early morning at Cry Mery stables near Grand Falls and raged for about one hour. Fire crews saved several horses and secured front building equipment as flames threatened nearby structures. The damage is estimated to top $1,000.
Fragmentary text shows a labor related notice mentioning averted strike, management actions, pay reductions, and a reduced work day. The readable entities include a mention of workers and management and a cut in hours though several words are garbled.
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