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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists multiple office addresses. It provides contact details including main, independent, and editor numbers, and outlines newsstand and agency locations across major cities.
Aided by chaotic spelling in the source, the piece argues that tariff reduction will define the presidential contest. It contends the party leaders once supported it then reversed course, risking voter backlash and urging trust in a party favorable to tariff cuts. The piece predicts blame on the Republican Party for neglecting public demand.
The article surveys mounting issues including women suffrage, labor unrest, and rising costs. It notes the White plague and Cuban and Mexican troubles, with industrial unrest in Zeuiher California and concerns over food prices and purchasing power. It stresses consumer burdens, high grocery prices, and the question of policies beyond retailers to ease hardship.
A chaotic discussion in a rural paper links wheat and corn shortages to higher fodder costs and rising meat prices. It mentions speculative market tricks, farm incomes, and hints at dynamite as a controversial farming aid, reflecting tension between supply problems and economic stress.
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic political panorama with references to Chicago conventions prospects for Roosevelt and Taft, factions vying, and parliamentary tone. It also reports Montana university board actions on course duplication, salary changes, and leadership rotations.
The state normal college board, with Governor Norttt, appoints a special committee to select Swain's successor after his decision not to seek re election. Members include G. Paul of Pilon O. Wslle Connell of Selena and N St Leon of Batty.
Informed political experts believe Missouri Governor Tindley will be made honorary chairman of the Republican convention. Roosevelt is noted as strongly opposing the plan, with delegates reportedly aligned to back the governor.
The article enumerates diploma recipients across numerous towns and institutions. Names span cities such as Billings Great Falls Butte Missoula Helena and Dillon with honorees including J d TF Allgon Anaconda and many others. Slate certificates are shown for a wide range of individuals including Jeannette S Andrews Laura A tink Bozeman Margaret Jomn son Paradise and Hazel Mae Richerson.
Fragmented OCR from Sut Francisco Bulletin describes staged disguises and political manipulation in an election scene. The account highlights masked performers, bribes, and voter influence amid chaotic delivery to a city audience.
A fragment describes election corruption with voters guided to ballots under feigned names and impersonations. It notes masked voter intimidation, forged registrations, and foreign interpreters used to sway outcomes. It references guards battering room doors, ousting opposition officers, and threats including violence.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss flags, a subscription offer, and Flag Day references. Hard to extract clear event or person details. The readable elements indicate a misread advertisement discussing $10 annual subs and flag material, with vague dates and payment notes.
The husband sues wife Tana Kerns in Hamilton County for divorce through attorney George T. Tagan of Hysonavius. The complaint seeks $0,000 in damages or support while the case names the Farmers' State Bank of Victor as creditor in the official notice.
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