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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1907
Page
5
A long, disjointed digest from multiple papers critiques land entry laws, the Huntley project, and public lands policy. It cites anonymous readers, contrasts methods, and discusses lottery schemes, church influence, and social norms, with mixed views on governance and reform.
In a Billings Journal critique, the post office is labeled underfunded and poorly compensated, with calls for Congress to scrutinize costs and staffing. The piece argues the department must be allowed proper budget and reform, contrasting public service needs with current pay and hours. It also notes broader concerns about church evangelism debates and regional cost of living effects.
The Commercial club of Boulder River endorses a plan to supply mines in the county with electrical power. The boost is praised as a civic duty and a sign of proper spirit, urging the city to emerge from stagnation and show appreciation. The Boulder channel remains busy with activity as the county grows more complex.
In Germany a new law takes effect July 1 granting exclusive rights to reproduce photographs. It shields image creators while the press weighs concerns about censorship and protection of privacy across statements in the era.
Hamilton notes report a string of everyday happenings from farm work to travel and notices. Residents like Miss Mitchelling resign as Morallton librarian while Reverend P D Hartman and Go C Williamson visit and take positions. Minor local movements include Mr Bartel Acing heading to Barty for a dishing trip, and Charles B L Paling arriving from Missoula for general toys.
A crazed man wrecked a trans continental train near Toledo, seven miles east of Havre, then caused a massive explosion in the baggage area. Fireman Jake Pente and passenger Miller perished. engineer Lenehan survived. The deranged man was arrested after the crash.
A garbled report describes Frenchtown facing Missoula in a baseball game with a large crowd and scattered details. It mentions players from Frenchtown and Missoula, a local gathering, and notes about a future championship at Western Montana.
The Rev George W Verley, missionary from Ching, preached at the Methodist church and spoke at the Christian church, with civic services mentioned. Rev W D Vietinett, caretaker of the Methodist eleven, plans a month at Wine sun Springs before returning midweek. Pastor Dayjaldsan of the Proxbetertelrch prepares to depart for the West Cadlatin canyon with his family for vacation, to be alternately assisted by local pastors during absence.
A crowded Helena event drew townspeople for a remade display led by Apeetal Chepateh and Sonat Of the stun. Both sides struggled against the crowd as Townsend and Yeon Revard faced the challenge.
Fragmented report alleges Major Lamair served 18 years in the Congo and oversaw brutal fogging of natives to enforce discipline. It claims he praised by officials yet criticized for abuses, including mistreatment of women and villagers, while reporting to Brussels.
A solo bandit halted a stage near Ukiah California, binding and robbing 28 passengers of jewelry money and valuables. After securing the loot, he ordered the travelers to walk up a mountain road toward Miscou, while authorities traced the crime and identified the suspect as Charley Marshall, a local resident recently returned from Washington.
A wry proverb about preserving quality tea and the futility of salvaging a bad batch. It playfully cautions against overreliance on lucky fixes and underscores the value of choosing trusted brands like Schirline's Best.
An old remedy claim promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal cure for teething and related ailments. The advertisement touts lasting relief for children with claims of protective oils and soothing effects, urging mothers to use the product worldwide and to hold to the advertised remedy.
Out of work telephone operators stage a grand ball at Columbia Gardens Pavilion. Tickets sold exceed seventy with a dramatic show featuring a beautful electric display and a parade of dancers, backed by Brounay's orchestra. Proceeds aid the visiter. Event planned for next Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Henderson's staff, famed for top marks, faced a Sunday shooting event with rival Rugite shouters. Bemity Wheeler won honors as AWIEN R. posted a 74 score, while Wheeler's skills drew praise despite competing marksmen using a Lug er pistol. other scores included Wyman 65 and Richards M.A.
The Bolsa gathering cites the Haywood acquittal as a backdrop for a brief session by the Liver Bow Trates and Labor assembly. A committee of 21 engagements for the Labor Day emergency waned, and the committee will reconvene Thursday night. Many plans are outlined for the upcoming holiday.
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