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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard publishing firm provides a long list of branch offices and newsstands across major cities. It includes locations in Missoula Seattle New York Chicago San Francisco Denver and more. The notice outlines distribution points and contact details for readers seeking the paper.
A long fragmented portrait discusses George T Oliveh and his ties to Pennsylvania politics, noting his rise from Irish-born immigrant to steel magnate in Pittsburgh, his press influence, and alleged ties to reform or graft. It covers contemporaries and events in state and national government, with references to Taft, Roosevelt, and New Mexico politics, plus議 oaths about corruption and cabinet appointments.
President Taft says the Philippines receive scant attention in inaugurals but notes tariff changes may improve industrial conditions there. He cites experience and suggests a new law permitting free trade with the United States and the archipelago, including duties on cigars and tobacco.
The article surveys the rise of Angora goat farming in the United States, noting large numbers of Angora goats and mohair production. It covers early experiments by government figures, notable breeders, imports from Turkey, and the growth of a domestic Angora industry amid challenges and migration of flocks across states.
Governor Spry sent a message to the legislature urging local option regulation on the liquor question. He warned against radical political action and urged caution to protect welfare, declining federal intervention aspects and calling for timely passage this season.
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