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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
18
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details, subscription rates, and multiple office and news stand locations. It notes main office in Standard Block Anaconda, branches in Butte, and newsstand networks across major western cities.
A discussion of single term presidencies cites Roscoe Conkling's 1880 Grant argument and Brandegee’s critique at the convention. The piece shifts to Muldoon’s White Plains hygienic institute where patients endure a Spartan regime, with strict routines, walking, cold showers, and hard labor aimed at restoring health and mental vigor.
A late night speech by Senator Cronkling shifts momentum at the convention, arguing against a third term and weakening the case for Grant. The crowd remains uneasy as balloting begins, with Cronkling's force said to be broken "forever" by morning.
The Denver platform mentions a patent plank amid reader confusion. England’s new patent law requires foreigners selling patented wares there to manufacture in England. American makers of typewriters cash registers and other items adjust by building plants in England, prompting anticipated congressional negotiation on U.S. patent policy.
A rabies scare in the East has authorities and citizens growing nervous as dogs bite people. Reports claim a broad extermination movement is underway and many fear for both valuable and stray dogs.
The text argues dogs deserve sympathy and proper care, noting they repay owners and stay loyal when well fed and treated kindly. It condemns neglect leading to misbehavior, urges owners to control dogs in cities, and suggests giving a dog to someone who will treat it right rather than harming it.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman July 14 Joseph W Fleming died of consumption last Saturday at the ranch of his brother Millard Fleming in Josephine about 49 miles from Bozeman He moved from Galt Ontario to Josephine two months ago He leaves two small children Funeral held this afternoon at the Presbyterian church
In a measured assessment, freedom from poisonous and spurious ingredients and excellence in flavor fuel wide popularity and rising sales. Retail grocers learn quality, not price, wins customer confidence and sustains successful business.
Miles City July 14 dispatch reports two days of wool sales totaling about 280000 pounds from several million offered. Only three growers deserted from a verbal sealed-bid agreement. Independent buyers secured several lots while most consignments sold at 14 to 18 cents per pound, with many prices listed and bids held for decision.
Lexington Ky July 14 Col E W F Clay a leading Kentucky thoroughbred breeder issued a call for a mass meeting here next Saturday of those affected by adverse racing legislation to take action for mutual protection An organization will be effected The passage of anti betting bills in New York and Louisiana is said to have caused a loss of millions of dollars to the horse interests of Central Kentucky
A collage of brief quips and banter from various papers features a spring hat charm, blue eyes and curly hair, a gruff rebuke, thoughts on seasons as women, Mrs Naggs at an art show, a clergyman’s tale questioned by a child, Frost on bachelor life, and a comical oculist moment with glasses.
The narrator recalls a dream visiting an earthly shore where a grave of a woman lies, tended by an ancient holy man. The priest speaks of a future reunion in perfect beauty after death, while the dream fades to the tolling of a distant spire and the ache of loss, ending with Aldrich’s signature.
The passage details a plan to publish political contributions before the election, setting minimum and maximum amounts, a publication deadline, and restrictions on corporate donations. It notes arguments for transparency, contrasts with secret-ballot justifications, and cites a recommended timing for post-election expenditure disclosure. Mr. Bryan supports these measures, with broader campaign strategies outlined by Kern Towne and Gonzales.
A Kansas City Journal note describes a dark night incident where a man deliberately stepped in front of an automobile. The remark claims the actor acted for the spotlight, calling it a force of habit and a tragic accident with ironic theatrics.
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