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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
5
The resort announces that its departments are designed to maximize pleasure for guests while minimizing costs, aiming to provide affordable enjoyment at Gregson Hot Springs.
Lonolulu March 44 Rabere We Urenkens United States district attorney at Honolulu forwarded his resignation to Washington today only to the change in administration Breekens has been a lifelong Republican and desired to remain loyal to the party President Roosevelt appointed Preck eng to the important island position in 1902 and he has served continuously ever since He formerly resided in Cheyenne Wyo where Nie held several public offices.
Manila reports Jolo endured a Moros assault for eleven weeks with heavy fighting and censorship. Eager troops arrived with eighty two wounded Americans. Moros taunt defenders calling for a bold, American style defense as troops chafe at inaction.
In St Louis on March 4 a federal district court case seeks to bar the St Louis coal traffic bureau from fixing and enforcing railroad rates on coal shipments from Illinois mines to St Louis. The bureau, formed by 16 railroads, is accused of restraint of trade and of unreasonably high rates.
A convoluted tale describes a rancher named Tote voncher who sought conscience money from a railroad company after defaulting on a debt. The man, portrayed as penniless and desperate, aimed to repay a $21 debt while the incident exposes social pressures surrounding moral compensation and a foregone life of crime. The narrative follows his failed attempt to settle the fare, the sting of poverty, and the broader implication of conscience as a payment mechanism in a harsh western milieu.
Porthand Maine reports a plan by B C Anderson former Butler Pacific official to travel 4500 miles by donkey to Portland and then to the White House to settle a debt tied to a political election amid wagers and political tableaux. The note mentions a potential national house seat and a path through governors as part of the scheme.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a New York health board debate over medical treatment for a patient or citizens, with mentions of physicians, appointments, and demonstrations. The text lists names such as Dr breakin tulay and Mphis mother, tracing concerns about hospital care and patient remedies, set against civic actions and possible policy decisions.
A United States regulatory ruling imposed a 30000 dollar fine on the New York Central Railway for violations related to cargo handling and safety measures. The case cites improper classification and failure to meet standard operating procedures across multiple divisions. No further details on observers or specific dates are provided in readable text.
A fragmented list of names and places appears, including Thornton James Simpson Living Stones, Missoula, Helena, Lewiston, and Great Mall references. The garbled OCR combines individuals such as J. Bell, Huerel, Winter, and Peters with towns like Missoula and Sheridan, creating a scattered roster across multiple locations.
Fragmented OCR lists prices and commodities in Minneapolis with multiple typographical errors. Readable items include wheat and bran prices and scattered figures, reflecting a mid period market notice likely from a local newspaper page.
London on March 4 reports a large turnout at the opening of the wool sale. Offerings reached 9492 bales with strong demand from home and continental spinners, while American buyers were less engaged. Prices varied, with some grades advancing up to five percent and the continent securing top lots.
Market steady as large cattle receipts press prices. Good steers commanded about 7.30 to 7.97 with medium and choice cows around 4.00 to 4.25, calves mixed. Sheep receipts none with yearling wethers near 9.60. Heavy cattle totals listed in fragmented figures.
A fragment notes a claim that in 18 states the average annual wage of public school teachers falls below one dollar a day, while rents exceed teacher pay in those states, highlighting an economic discrepancy.
The text appears as fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper, touching on military enlistment policies, purchase of discharge, dependen cy, and a survey of officers and regions. It mentions the navy, enlistment dates, and procedures for discharge by purchase, with scattered references to consequences for families and regions such as Africa and Xenia.
Chicago market reports show wheat prices facing pressure as harvest prospects and bread futures weigh on sentiment. Heavy receipts, mixed demand, and cautious selling by merchants characterize early trading, with some buying later in the session at the stock yards and regional markets.
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