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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
5
The excerpt presents a fragmented speech about western interests shaping national policy, with references to cabinet members, the Mississippi River, and the West’s future. It depicts a debate over interior department priorities and farm policy, emphasizing western perspectives and a push for new arrangements to balance power.
Major Vohtny and Lt A A Uofpiainn begin inspections of Montana units in Helena and across towns. Notices list dates from March 12 to March 28 with detachments at Bozeman Glendive Havre Libby Great Falls and Helena, led by Maj. Benjamin J. Eagar Jr. of the medical corps.
A fragmentary Helena newspaper clipping debates naming a future child of President Wilson. It questions immortality and the act of naming, noting a Balto family and a Mogdraba reference, with speculation on how history remembers a president’s offspring.
Judge Duikie ordered temporary care for ten children of Mrs. O'Brien at 429 South Arizona Street after a hearing. The court allowed a plan for their removal to a ranch near Great Falls, with the mother given another chance to care for them. Testimony indicated neglect and improper hours observed by a barber and the mother, amid a turbulent insurance act backdrop.
A fragmented note from a New York financial house claims that only one in ten men is wise enough to invest, emphasizing the power of compound interest. It touts profitable opportunities and urges placing principal in the estate for small capitalists, referencing Bul le, Lawlor & Rowe at 120 West Granite Street.
An odd mix of sale prices and travel notices appears with $2.50 shirts offered at 95 cents and a special excursion rate by Milwaukee railroad for townsite and land sales at Neppel Washington. Details show dates around March with vessels and display windows noted.
Vicente Segura, a retired military mate who stored arms and ammunition in New Orleans to aid Felix Diaz’s revolt at Cragg, has turned over the lading details to the Mexican government. The arms will be delivered to the federal army opposing rebels in the northern states.
Tricky advertising claims from Mayer, a four year local seller at 29 West Park Street. The circular touts a watch for cents while offering a cheaper bet, alleging a guaranteed value of 50 dollars for much less. The flyer cites deceptive pricing as a coming accusation.
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