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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
3
The item lists the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY of Anaconda Montana and its publishing details, advertising and subscription rates, along with extensive distribution and newsstand affiliations across the United States and Canada. It names offices in Anaconda and Chicago, plus numerous newsstand partners in major cities.
A large appropriation backs Pennsylvania highway work led by Bigelow, praised as capable though underpaid. The program aims to build modern roads with state aid and local funding, closing the gap with New York and boosting nearby land values. Farmers largely support reciprocity with Canada, despite opposition from some editors and a tainted dissent.
The article notes varied views on reciprocity with bankers, creameries, and elevators contributing to the protest while New York’s 60th district plans a significant Fourth of July celebration. It also discusses political commentary on Roosevelt Taft Cummins and related public debates, highlighting immigrant instruction and police or court actions.
Fragmentary OCR reads mix of political jabs and foreign policy musings. Mentions Lorimer Taft Mexico and banana crop as scattered images, with suggestive but unclear context and no clear event outcome.
A fragmented reminiscence extols the life of a farmer boy, detailing early rising, tending cows, breakfast routines, and vigorous work. It lauds healthful exercise, steady chores, and moral vigor as the farmer boy’s lifelong benefits, concluding with an affectionate nod to rural virtue.
The Glasgaw News discusses road manners and the need for motorists to follow laws and yield to others. It criticizes drivers who hoard the road and praises gentlemanly passing behavior amid growing prosperity and wage rises observed in local reports.
A garbled passage from a Washington area issue describes local happenings around Georgetown and nearby regions. It references residents, gatherings, and a sense of public life, with mentions of meals, travel plans, and social events amid a noisy, partially legible transcript of a community page.
The text describes foreign political maneuvering and domestic concerns surrounding elections and public works. It mentions a Chilean government action and references local governance, education, and infrastructure planning, with focus on public policy and civic responsibilities. The prose is fragmented, reflecting OCR garbling of a mid century newspaper item.
Ancient home school in Spokane Wash offers summer camp and catalogue details. Strong principal G holds faculty with experienced college men and aims to advise on information and admission. Moderate charges noted.
A vintage remedy ad promotes Papa Diapepalin to relieve indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims rapid digestion within minutes and promises freedom from belching, heaviness, headaches, and nausea. The text touts ease of use and claims it aids digestion when meals upset the stomach.
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