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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate duties required for meat and flour payments but context and specifics are unreadable. No clear names, dates, or places available to identify the issuing authority or the exact action.
A detailed report outlines the debate over agricultural scheduling and a tariff plan affecting meat imports. It notes committee actions, proposals to exempt certain grains from duties, and protest from the American livestock association about price impacts and farm viability. The piece also covers international meat flows from Argentina and Uruguay and the public reaction to shifting policy.
A Helena dispatch reports a drive by the Young Men's Christian Association to raise funds for a new building. The weeklong effort raised about $2,005 with key donations from John Widlenberg, Conradors, and Tames of Hin, while others pledged smaller amounts.
Sir Alfred Austin, poet laureate of England since 1896, died today at Whiford Old Manor Ashford Kent after a long illness. He was also a barrister, critic, novelist and correspondent who began publishing at eighteen and followed events of the Franco Prussian War. His works include Savenaralert, Prince Traveler and English Lyrics.
The Senate inquiry examined alleged improper influence by lobbyists and business ties. Senators testified no outside interests unduly moved legislation, though one man named McMurray was labeled a lobbyist by Senator Ashurst. McMurray, tied to Todian land deals, claimed to have no regulated interests.
Officials discuss distributing about 89000 to owners missing 1907 and 1903 records. Secretary Hamond Chat notes enough money to cover legitimate claims. June 16 executive meeting will decide which claimants qualify and how to handle remaining funds for future owners.
A resolution titled the constitution bill proposed to bar polygamy in all states and territories. Introduced by Representative Giller of Massachusetts, the measure aims to enforce monogamy nationwide.
The report blends garbled phrases with scattered names and places including Washington Missoula and California. It mentions legal actions, advertising notices, and interruptions in routine events, without clear cohesion or a single dominant story.
A sprawling, fragmented text recounts political debates and public concerns surrounding Meagher stories, mentioning local figures and entities such as Hers and Meyers while weaving through addresses, hearings, and procedural notes. The passage references investigations, political action, and community responses, with scattered names and places indicating a dense archival record.
Fort Benton residents grapple with conflicting explanations after a recent incident. Officials and locals debate whether external factors or internal causes led to the event, with investigators seeking clarity amid public interest.
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