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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
15
Butte endures unprecedented May rainfall with five to seven inches expected. Bozeman reports seven inches and possible ten statewide, causing flooded streams, washed out roads, and threatened wagon bridges.
The article argues Japanese in the United States blend Western forms for revenue while claiming moral superiority of their own civilization. It covers Hawaii and California trade, labor, and public attitudes, noting immigration limits, use of American goods, and political potential, with Perry’s opening of Japan and fears of future influence.
A Montana stockman warns of heavy losses as weeks of rain and deep snow threaten lambing. He describes cowboys riding long distances to round up cattle, enduring mud, wet gear, and frail cook tents, while predicting the season will bring record sheep losses and hardships for the range operations.
A regional appeal urges residents to spend on Montana Independent Telephone services to benefit 500 local stockholders and support Montana capital. The notice highlights Fosselman's as a local source for drugs prescriptions seeds and sundries at 43 East Park Street.
Zinns Merry Makers made their Butte debut at the Lulu theater with Teezy Weezy the week’s bill. The troupe drew vociferous applause hearty laughter and encores praising the clever principals and well singing and dancing chorus.
Journeyman barbers are urged to attend a union meeting this evening to discuss important business. Members are instructed to be present by order of the union.
A local painting service invites bids for any material or job and promises to save the customer money with the best materials and workmanship. If savings aren’t found, they won’t expect patronage.
Tickets on sale via Oregon Short Line for a fifteen dollar round trip to Salt Lake City and return. Final return limit is fifteen days. Reserve Pullman berths at once at the Short Line city ticket office No. 2 North Main street Butte Montana. F. D. Wilson D. F. & P. A. Pictures Alcazar.
Doctors McKen dry and Hannifin urge free eye examinations to prevent fatigue and nervousness from near work. If glasses are needed they will be precisely adjusted. if not, none will be prescribed. Proper eyewear could improve life quality and longevity.
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