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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces its publishing company details including offices in Anaconda and New York, branch contacts, advertising management, and listed newsstand distribution points across major cities. Additional notes mention subscription rates, office telephone numbers, and general business responses address.
The article criticizes calls to remove the phrase In God We Trust from public life, arguing the nation’s Christians and the public value the motto. It condemns the approach of Hounrwell and Roosevelt era stances, noting the phrase’s strong resonance and reverence across a large portion of the population.
A florid, fragmented column discusses weather dangers in Montana, urging stronger hydrants and mains pressure while weaving in political and royal commentary. It mentions European monarchs, Russia, Portugal, and Norway with speculative threats and tensions, reflecting a chaotic, opinionated newsprint voice.
A fragmented report describes the crown narrows under attack from menslea annillas to Etsy In bed. Leopold faced a large fine and mental strain from the injuries and losses. The Servian ruler’s heir is seen as a future disruptive force, while the French president is noted in a troubled climate.
The piece discusses match production's global scale and its impact on forests. It notes Idaho’s timber output, the flow of pine to match contracts, and the massive money involved. It laments reliance on wood supply and the environmental cost, highlighting forests from Alaska to Africa.
A Chicago doctor declares automobile wheels scatter deadly germs as they spin, dusting streets and mouths with contamination. He warns that public transport and taxis may spread germs, urging laws to curb risky practices and control urban exposure.
The piece threads national politics with St Patrick’s Day and Evacuation Day remarks while noting a Butte election rumor, river rises in the Northwest, and a naval training mission to Magdalena Bay. It also touts Dr. Pierce medicines as curatives and lists broad medicinal claims.
Butte cancels parade plans for St Patrick's Day citing costs and a shift to charitable activities. Celebrations move to religious services and afternoon ceremonies led by Irish societies with concerts, speeches, and a grand evening gathering.
Ward by ward results show Republicans tallying 1001 votes with strong showings in Fourth Fifth and Seventh wards. Key names floated include Lew Walker John Kirk and Dick Oates among others as potential candidates. Delegates and alternates listed for upcoming convention amid turnout noted as lively.
Lancaster Pa March 16 farmers in the county urgently seek labor as the county faces farm needs. An appeal is sent to the bureau of labor and immigration in Washington asking that able bodied unemployed city residents be directed to county farms for work.
Senator Wil Lan Pinkney Whyte, aged 62, was reported to be resting comfortably after a difficult night. Medical bulletin noted his condition remains critical, with officials citing age as a contributing factor and urging calm as doctors monitor him.
Washington March 14 The Supreme Court of the United States decided against the Countess of Buchs Vista in a $250,000 damages claim arising from an appointment revocation while serving as military governor of Cuba. The suit sought redress for alleged wrongful acts connected to Cuba and Havana cattle actions.
A blaze swept through a large biscuit factory in Lyon on March 1, spreading to a block of buildings. Firefighters confined the fire after it caused about 400000 francs in damage.
A long OCR fragment presents a roster of names including Leo Hawley E F Dobson C B Virden E J Rinkle and others with alternates such as C C Goddard J Elderkin Hmanuel Galllek and several more. The text appears as a partial stock list without clear context or event.
New York March 16 The American Rowing Association issued its formal plans for the American Regatta on May 23 There will be 17 races all one mile 500 yards straight away The entry rights are clarified by noting that other organizations rafting does not affect eligibility The Vesper Boat is mentioned amid ongoing controversy over Abeil’s membership and entry limits The racing committee addresses the matter with neutral terms and seeks clarity
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Senator Dixie introduced a bill on March 16 proposing an $80,000 appropriation to buy grazing land from the Blackhead Indians near the Pond O'Relie and Jacket rivers for a buffalo park to be stocked by the American Bleou. Funds cover fencing and land improvements with the parcel to be purchased.
Preyidence, R. I. Mateh 11 The poe see of this city, who early last week started to take census of the unen loyed neonie, have completed their work. The list shows a total of 6000 Idle nargona in the city.
Indianapolis March 16 A short session of the United Mine Workers of America was held today and adjourned until Wednesday.
The New York, St. Louis and Milwaukee are placed in reserve at Puget Sound under conditions to allow readiness for service within 24 hours.
Washington March 16 state judiciary committee favors reporting John T McCourt for United States attorney in the district of Oregon.
The Butte Business Men's Association met in the city council chamber for its annual election of officers. M. Tuohy was reelected president by unanimous vote. The group planned an upcoming banquet and named a committee to arrange it. A large attendance heard communications from the Missoula Chamber, the Montana railroad commission, and the Helena Commercial Club regarding mining, public meetings, and a forthcoming carnival in Butte. The board held elections for officers and directors, with Tuohy and others re-elected or newly chosen, and membership rules amended.
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