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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates including daily and Sunday at per month 109 and per year options. It outlines locations for offices and newsstands in major cities and notes contact details for advertising and distribution.
The Billinge Gazette reviews misvoula convention outcomes on highway funding and state control, notes plans for soon proposed law changes before the legislature, and surveys crop conditions across Montana with heat and drought affecting yields. Weather looks mixed, with warm periods and scarce rain impacting July prospects and future planting.
The article notes leaders under Chimp Clarks guidance facing delays in a planned chamber session, with Republicans slow to act on the reciprocal measure. It also mentions Alfred Austin, the poet laureate, in a nervous state over the coronation program and a suppressed formation, while urging him to stay positive and focus on brighter aspects.
A New York gathering discussed the McNamara case with Congressman Berger invited among many speakers. Berger questioned legal transfers to California and the court process, urging punishment if guilt is proven, while avoiding verdicts on innocence.
A garbled 19th century prose piece discusses political figures like Lorimer and Taft, mixing satire and recollection. It references Quay, confidence games, and public perception while weaving in a poem about a wolf and a lodge. The text includes lines from a Philadelphia timer recap and stray anecdotes about a country lawyer and Simpson's keep.
Surveyors from Twin Bridges, employed by the Oregon Short Line, near completion of a long tentative route in the Beaverhead valley. They crossed near the race track and along the south side toward the orphans' home, with plans to return to Dillon. The work echoes a prior Union Pacific route attempt and may involve division of terrain rights, while the crew remains reticent about railroad details.
Washington coverage centers on Representative Caro P Andersen defending pension aid amid criticism of funding for old soldiers. The piece recalls General Sherwood’s earlier push for a dollar a day pension and notes newspaper practices shaping public perception during the congressional discourse.
The Chicago Northwestern terminal showcases a vast classic design with a West Madison entrance and a central lobby. It handles 250000 passengers daily, offers 83 ticket windows, streams baggage flow, and provides comprehensive facilities including telegraph service, dining, barber and spa areas, women’s and nurses rooms, and direct access to 16 tracks under a concrete roof.
The text lists terms and Americanisms used in debating societies and parliamentary oratory. It notes vocabulary beyond regional peculiarities, stressing language suitable for discussion without Kentucky variants. It mentions syllable adjectives and guidance on phonetic expressions for varied locales.
Juicy berries arrive in sufficient quantities at a reasonable price. Home-grown fruit proves superior in quality, with demand rising as producers aim to expand cultivation and meet wider markets.
A report from Moore Inland Eile notes complaints about halting and charging at auldinebile paths. People argue for respect of rights of motorists and pedestrians, citing complaints of being blocked, with emphasis on driving, safety, and path access amid growing traffic.
A fragmented report notes locals dispute wartime policy and mockery toward patriots in the county. Residents debate loyalty and public stance as officials consider mobilization.
The report notes fluctuating grain prices with corn near four pints a bushel and wheat around twenty dollars a bushel on markets. Crop conditions are mixed across regions including Minnesota, Mississippi valley, and Virginia City, with drought and cool nights injuring fields and transport concerns shaping supply. Observers from MP Mallard to Revere Weather report varying weather impacts, while local dealers push to secure crops amid rising demand and uncertain harvest prospects.
A damaged clipping reports changes in principal industry leadership and a new appointment at Trylyg wefinal of Rogeman. Benjani Wo Spalling reduces to Northwestern State Normal. Alva Oklahoma to director roles amid regional industrial recovery.
Fragmentary OCR note references SAYLOR BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS and Hanarriy Lyon School with scattered terms like Spokane and AGHNOL. Details are unclear. readable fragments mention patrons, locations, and awards with no coherent events or dates.
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