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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
18
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription terms with monthly and yearly pricing for daily and Sunday editions. It includes main office details in Standard Block Anaconda and Bett location offices with listed phone numbers.
A midtown disturbance at 2 East Broadway in Butte is noted with telephone contacts for Pecado and local offices. Bell phone listed as 422 and Independent line 142. Further specifics unavailable due to fragmented text.
W J Morton lists international advertising offices in New York Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis and more with numerous newsstands and agencies in cities from Philadelphia to Portland. All business correspondence to Standard Publishing Co Anaconda Montana.
In the 1910 Minnesota state convention Republicans rejected an unalterable Roosevelt line yet endorsed Taft’s administration. The body unanimously nominated Moses E. Clapp for reelection though he opposed the Payne Aldrich tariff. Insurgents won a Roosevelt style conservation nod. Both Minnesota senators Nelson and Clapp voted against the tariff.
The article weighs Harmon as a leading Democratic hopeful for president, with Ohio Democrats backing him for a second term as governor. It notes that victory could position him for national races, while defeat might end prospects for presidential contention. It contrasts harmon’s potential with Bryan era expectations and stresses the difficulty of electing a Democrat in that era.
Ohio Democrats praised Harmon for managing state affairs and urged the nation to note his work. They said he should stay in Ohio two more years before handling larger duties, praising his firmness and strength as a contrast to perceived vacillation. Harmon, in acceptance, condemned tariff taxes for special beneficiaries and warned voters against broken promises on reductions.
The Schmooot on Withhns traveling farming school from Montana State College-Bozeman travels to Miles City and nearby areas. Northern Pacific funds support for farmer institute sessions where settlers discuss soils crops and cultivation methods. The tour aims to aid irrigation dry farming and general farming practices across Eastern Montana.
The piece argues Secretary Knox would draw mass support if he sought Pennsylvania governor, but Congressman Tener lacks a notable congressional record and appears linked mainly to Senator Oliver. It notes Tener's Irish birth, Pittsburgh years, brief baseball career, and banker turn, suggesting his nomination would keep the Oliver family within the Republican machine.
The piece outlines how English public opinion accepts royal costs as a social symbol. It recalls Parliament's approval of larger allowances for King Edward and Queen Victoria era budgets, noting past funding methods and a 19th century rise in royal expenses, with additional support for the Prince of Wales and his wife.
The column surveys post wedding chatter as Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his bride register in Chicago, while national figures mock or challenge rivals in San Francisco, Reno, and Washington. It notes cost of living, debt trends, and hints at political maneuvers ahead of elections, with mentions of Diaz, Gillett, and Jim Hill.
The article explains the postal savings plan including depositories under a new board, deposit limits of 1 dollar minimum up to 100 dollars monthly, 2 percent interest, and safeguards with bonds and reserves. It notes postmasters receive extra pay and initial funding of 100000 dollars to start the program. It also recounts a historical anecdote about Henry Clay and Andrew Jackson showing reconciliation forged by shared bravery.
In July 1881 at the White House lawn, several Garfield cabinet members enjoy a rare moment of comfort as doctors report improved condition. Blaine recalls anecdotes about Andrew Jackson in a tense era of political rivalry.
Washington June 22 Representative Ralph Cole the sole Ohio loser in the recent renomination fight returns to the capital amid sympathy from colleagues. The piece traces the two term district battle with rival Charles Henry Morgan of Missouri and notes party switches and coin flips that shaped the seat over the years.
A collage of cartoonish exchanges from old papers. Jokes touch on death by misfortune in chasing wealth, golf vanity, sailors abroad, smoking pride, marriage earnings, animal art, rewards for canaries, dances, letters, actors, doctors, and tailors. The tone is brisk and satirical.
During a Washington Fest dinner at the Philadelphia club Senator Boies Penrose criticized a movement, likening it to stories from Pike county about bears and a sparking tale involving Sukey the cow. The anecdote recalls a dark night search and a farmer's frustration.
In a rough anecdote a man describes grabbing a cow by the ear and beating her with a stick until she was tied in a barn and milked. He adds that the next morning he discovered he had milked a large bear instead, to his amusement.
Moody's Magazine reports two new time and labor saving machines for printing currency. The combination device automates numbering sealing and separating with trimming and counting, cutting three hours of work to about half, with a projected 1910 government spend of $80,000 for 55 machines and trim devices yielding a yearly wage saving of about $140,000.
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