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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1915
Page
6
Advertising rates and distribution details for The Standard presented in a dense listing. Includes salaried representative info, subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and various newsstand locations across multiple cities. Addresses and agencies are listed for order placement and delivery.
Voters in Silver Bow county are urged to approve a bond measure of 100000 to equip and furnish the new courthouse and jail and to improve the grounds. Supporters argue the bonds are essential to complete the jail, furnish the courthouse, and beautify the grounds as a sign of local prosperity. The article notes the broader context of a year of global conflict influencing public sentiment.
A long narrative reviews German war aims and potential actions through October, noting Joffre’s readiness, French defenses around Paris Calais and other coasts, and the difficulty of crushing Russia if Warsaw and channel ports fall. It cites American views, Munich safety for Americans, Ontario reformatories, and assorted reflections on war, health, and global politics.
The passage notes a cautious, methodical advance with slow progress and strong defense of each position, emphasizing that gains in the near term are modest and require a hard struggle to become secure. It reflects resolve and strategic patience in ongoing operations.
Government study of foot and mouth disease in Europe and the United States shows a costly, long campaign to suppress rather than eradicate. Officials cite millions in expense, widespread dairy herd impact, and a concluding plan for a short, decisive suppression effort. The last U.S. case was in Minnesota May 1, and vigilance remains as authorities describe steps including killing infected stock and disinfection protocols.
The article describes evolving quarantine zones for cattle, from closed areas to exposed, modified, and restricted zones. It notes inspectors must approve shipments, with changing rules over time, and mentions hopes to lift last quarantines by August and a future push to suppress tuberculosis in cows in about 20 years, all within Chicago Tribune copyright context.
A 1915 McClure syndicated guide presents versatile blackberry dishes. It covers washing berries, batter frying, blackberry pie with lattice edge, cake puddings, rice molds, and bread pudding ideas served with cream, lemon sauce, or meringue. It emphasizes seasonal, economical use of blackberries.
The passage records scattered political chatter about Mexico's government, Reagan era expectations, cabinet resignations, and criticism of appointing experts. It mentions Secretary Daniels, Hobson, Gardner, Eliot Root, and reactions from Johnstown and Florida sources amid unrest and speculation.
A quirky dialogue features wordplay and language jokes about parts of speech and puns. A dealer and buyer discuss antiques and marks. A courtroom moment ends with a comic magistrate exchange about a wife.
In 1778 1 200 seizing Wyoming valley and Cherry Valley while Rogers Clark leads a border-dominated advance from Kentucky toward Illinois. Clark wins control of Kaskaskia and Vincennes by 1779, expanding Virginia claims as Clinton shifts focus to the South and Stony Point falls to Wayne.
Lord Lyons angered Victor Hugo by addressing a letter to him as "Victor Hugo, senateur, avenue de Victor Hugo." Hugo reportedly found the extra details unnecessary and preferred simply "Victor Hugo."
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