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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces publisher details and post office classification, with subscription rates and office addresses. It lists multiple city newsstand partners and regional agencies, plus staff and contact points for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
Washington reports place Sen Penrose as a key voice on Taft reciprocity amid insurgent resistance to the plan. Cummins may back Taft’s bid for a second term, while La Follette’s influence is debated as the party weighs unity versus reform. A split appears possible at the 1912 convention.
The morning news says Senator Myers has been released from a pledge to oppose wool and tariff items until a tariff board report reaches Congress. He was briefly tied to a party line vote and faced national attention as a new senator honoring his word. He is now free to vote per his judgment, maintaining harmony with his party and constituents.
Disjointed OCR style passage mentions a hearing on the fourth and references a woman horse thief disguised as Amah. The fragment includes stray phrases about newlyweds, a god, and a married man’s behavior, lacking coherent context or clear event. No definitive names, places, dates, or outcomes are established.
An inmate in Oakland jail, Wilkes, serving two months, received a poetic invitation from Nathan Levy and Mortes Gee Tan Ehitang, recited in part with references to poetry and a dreamlike passage, reflecting on intellect, gender roles, and a fanciful portrayal of a celebrated woman. The scene mixes surreal verses with commentary on education and societal expectations.
A garbled report from Washington shows legislators debating bills, committee actions, and voting tactics. It mentions Senators Whitework and others examining fiscal and policy matters while discussing introductions, visits, and procedural questions. The text conveys confusion and fragmented dialogue without clear outcomes.
A Miles City tour through Yellowstone County area sparked talk on drought and farming prospects. Observers described Forsyth land use shifts toward grain and irrigated crops, noting a public display of green fields and the potential for local prosperity.
The text presents a garbled historical analysis of economic and social conditions amid a period labeled Elstar era. It mentions market days, provisions, prosperity plans, governance, and references to figures like Davie bond and MCD Cinire. Contains unclear place names and dates, but hints at economic planning, private Tore, and public appeals tied to communal well being.
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