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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription rates and distribution offices for the Standard Publishing Company. It lists pricing, regional newsstands, and agent contact locations across major cities, indicating a broad nationwide newspaper reach and agent network.
A long-winded article discusses Pickering and Brook proposing a system of ligh signals and wires to Mars. It imagines Mars observing Earth lights, considers failed attempts, and questions interplanetary communication and tariff debates on Earth.
The article notes a Taft sanctioned rule change affecting midshipmen at the academy. Newly graduated midshipmen cannot marry during or immediately after training, impacting plans for young officers and reflecting broader pressures on the military education system amid mounting demands.
The article depicts patriotic celebrations across Montana cities for the Fourth of July, praising civic pride, family life, and national unity. It notes parades, community gatherings, and large city displays while urging support for local efforts and safety during festivities. It mentions New York and Chicago traditions as benchmarks and highlights youth participation and military imagery.
Fragmented text outlines a Montana filled section named Eastern Slane and a monthly magazine. Mentions a publication devoted to regional resources, agriculture, and landscapes with references to individuals and towns. Content is garbled and partial.
Werton's remarkable seale of pedeay ariggiaen inspires athletic men and women to pursue challenges. Reading and Pin women planned a walk to New York City but were stranded. friends offered vendalt and encouragement. Foreman Girly slipped near Bley nook as the group pressed on seeking fame and fortune.
In Bozeman a school ceremony featured graduates and speakers. attendees included a college department member and Rev. Bishan leading youth ministries. Performances included a solo by Miss Toko Walter and a rendition of Kindly Light.
Mrs Sarah Davis of Vermilion requests court action to move her late husband Vie Davis from a cemetery lot. Brensan Davis, the deceased's son, opposed the move, once guarding the grave with a shotgun to stop removal. Concrete was poured into the grave, prompting legal action over property rights and burial encroachment.
Government officials outline the process for registering homestead entries under new rules. The notice details application timing, number assignment, mail forwarding, eligibility, and disqualifications for those seeking land under public reserve acts. It specifies deadlines before April and lists who cannot make homestead entries.
A fragmentary OCR notice discusses funds and land withdrawn under the reclamation act. It indicates monies such as $36,183 and $1.25 to $7 ranges, notes classifications, and that entry is withdrawn with no dates or specific lands provided. The text is unreadable in parts.
Correspondents report a busy Dillon week with social visits, graduation plans for Misa Altman and Misse Ainue Morse, and local events. Attendees included Mrs. Morse, Miss Altman, and numerous townspeople as Dillon prepares for Oberlin commencements and a Baptist church program.
A distressed scene unfolds as a starving mother and two children are found at a residence on Gast Gagnon Street. Neighbors report severe neglect and a court hearing at the courthouse, with authorities involving the sheriff to locate the missing husband, amid a rare domestic struggle that drew public attention yesterday.
Goorre Pellphor lists a batch of horses joining the upcoming Butte race meet. Stallions River and others in training at the track join well known partners like San Hernaed, Wlephant Kine, Deamend, Bancaster Lud, God fither, and Gibertine as the event nears.
A disrupted Missoula commencement program featured remarks by Rev. Ho Fer Bemman and other university clergy. Despite chaotic notes, students gathered for the ceremony with processions, hymns, and brief speeches. The day included a planned evening program and campus social events with fraternity and student organization gatherings.
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