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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
3
Public notices list various newspaper stands and agents supplying editions outside Montana. It notes standard publishing and distribution offices in Anaconda and mentions numerous city news stands, agencies, and addresses across the United States for periodical circulation.
Friday June 37 1920 readers are urged to back better highways as Billings residents organize a two day convention. Experts on road paving will address delegates while debate centers on funding and methods to improve U S and Canadian routes. The piece notes immigration to Canada and contrasts land and climate with advancement needs.
The article reviews early 20th century political debate on direct primaries, noting Montana’s primaries, party organization resistance, and costs. It cites figures from California and references Roosevelt and Smithsonians, with broader coverage of national political dynamics and public reaction.
Washington June 16 President Taft faces a stubborn clash as Republicans wrestle over a conservation bill. A Senate rider proposes a $30,000,000 issuance to cover irrigation project debts, risking delay to adjournment. Nelson seeks to reconsider the bill, aiming to untangle the impasse and shift passage to the House.
A wind storm swept over She Nat last night striking the Selle Mote circus. The gust pulled up a tent rope, causing panic inside the big top. Quick action by firemen and rivet crews prevented disaster.
Shonie Greenwood, a woman said to be 35 but appearing younger, died yesterday morning in a dilapidated cabin in East Galena after moving from Tavéngyten three years ago. The body rests at Walsh's undertaking room as authorities investigate the tragic end and possible circumstances surrounding the death.
A Washington dispatch outlines Montana figures tying Senator Carter and Willan G. Conrad to a broader push for military retirement reform. It details Meyer backed plans to create a permanent, efficient force, offering retirement pay scales and benefits to long-serving sailors, while noting political maneuvering around funding and distribution to Montana voters.
A veteran recounts a 1868 Democratic nomination bid against General Grant and a personal invite from New York Governor Seymour to his Deerfield farm. The story details their breakfast, a farm excursion, and Seymour’s homespun charm contrasted with political strategy and the era’s rough campaigning tactics.
A 1910 interview recounts Governor Seymour advising a successor on political life. He warns against reading opposition coverage, urges reading party journals and libatory material, and credits this habit with his long success and peace of mind amid attacks. The tale ends with a drive back to the city and a rustic vignette of farm tools behind.
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