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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
2
Publication details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY and proprietors include postal registration in Anaconda. Subscription rates shown for daily and Sunday editions, with annual rates and delivery notes. Editorial contact and offices listed across New York Chicago San Francisco Denver and more, plus newsstand points and agencies nationwide.
A Baltimore and national convention time frame is outlined with contests for the Republican and Democratic parties. States including Idaho, Ohio, Louisiana, North Dakota, West Virginia, Minnesota, Arkansas, and others will hold delegate selections and state conventions through the coming weeks as the national party votes approach in Chicago.
The week marks the clone of the year in public schools with pupils cheering long vacation ahead. Exams and closing activities proceed including class day exercises, senior play, games, picnics, and graduations as schools close Friday for summer.
Fragmentary text describes repeated robberies and outrages against stret cans and saltons, with victims facing continuous danger. It notes months of depredations, despoiled properties, and a newspaper correspondent mentioning heightened concern about crime during late hours.
Fragmented OCR text describes the closing exercises at the Montana School of Mines. It mentions diplomas to be awarded by EB. PL Mathoweam, and references the institution's role in mining engineering training. The piece praises the school’s aims and its impact on Montana’s mining industry and education. Clear names or dates are scarce due to garbled text.
A contentious appeal argues Silver Bow county residents should fund better roads, citing county roads as worse than neighboring counties. The plan targets returns from taxes to build improved highways, with residents of nearby counties also pressured to support road funding.
As the Republican National Convention nears, Taft and Roosevelt trail in delegate support, with no clear majority and fear a prolonged stalemate. Analysts debate a compromise candidate to unite the party or risk a Democratic win in November.
Dairymen from Minnesota North and South Dakota Italy and Woons will convene at Bozeman July 18 19 to discuss cooperative dairy schemes and promotions. Delegates from the Northwest and state dairy groups will hear experts on milk production prices marketing and farm programs.
Fragmentary note from June 2 reports seven Americans marooned after a wreck off Cano Hora. A government vessel was sent to aid, seeking rescue for the castaways and supplies for a month. The communication mentions a boat and dire need for help.
Fagole Belle McVey Allen announced her engagement to Eturvay VW. Wiley, son of the Ford tape art. The news drew smiles and coos as questions about the duration of the relationship sparked amused laughter. Mrs Ranglin McVe Youngstown, Wir, was noted in relation to the event.
Fragmented baking instructions mix sour milk eggs flour sugar and lemon extract with baking soda. Directions are garbled with misspelled terms and partial measurements, hinting at a wart text style. The overall content resembles a recipe, but key steps and amounts are unreadable.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a banquet or menu with items like chocolate spikes and rag roses, plus references to ECAC and a February time. The text is garbled and does not provide a coherent event, place, or people to confirm.
A mangled OCR passage hints at a vintage culinary method for preparing a dairy rich dish with mushrooms pepper nutmeg and eggs. It mentions half a spoonful of wine and a later cooling step though many words are garbled and unclear.
Unclear OCR text mentions sidereal overlooks, winds, places like MATEO and Alayie WI, references to coastal or harbor areas with hauls, and scattered phrases about walls, De Witt, and Jings. The readable parts suggest a weather or nautical note but lack coherent facts or events.
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