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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1909
Page
3
Readable portions show the Anaconda Standard publication details, masthead, and distribution notes. Mentions subscription rates, offices in Anaconda and other cities, and lists newsstand locations in multiple states. The fragmentary text ends with STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Mont.
A garbled historical column reflects on President Cleveland era, Congress, and party tensions. It mentions the executive relations, views on social protection measures, and calls for cordial terms with lawmakers, while noting political rivalries and public expectations during that period.
A garbled report references a broad web of figures and events, mentioning policing, criminal cases, and government actions. It alludes to investigations, prosecutions, and policy debates spanning multiple regions, with focus on security, allegiance, and justice.
A long article critiques American tariff policy, detailing Hamilton's protectionist arguments and the era’s congressional debate. It notes secretary of the treasury statements, legislative proposals, and the influence of manufacturers, shipowners, and political factions on tariff measures and economic policy.
Minneapolis mourns Dr. William Ray born 1898 buried in Neeches station after death at St Paul. Confederate Army surgeon served through the war, practiced in Wisconsin and Minnesota, held local civic honors and church roles, survived by family with funeral details and burial at Neeches.
A fragmentary report covers offenders sent to the penitentiary, including details of charges and inmate movements. It mentions a New York case and an explosion in a store, with victims and a mysterious blast cause. The text includes multiple names and vague locations, reflecting a chaotic OCR reading.
A Washington dispatch reports a contested Senate appointment and mentions key figures such as Coolidge and references to the political maneuvering surrounding the appointment. The fragmentary text indicates an event involving notable names and a procedural dispute in March.
An advertising page lists grocery items with prices for eggs butter cabbage onions and meats, urging readers to compare quality and price with other markets. It promotes specific items like good eggs 20 cents a dozen, butter 25 cents a pound, vegetables by the pound, and various meats, while promising refunds if savings are not realized and boasting low prices on flour and rice.
Wells residents of WIT otty named FOL ONMerAOTe Wednry Tn convention and ward conventions elected candidates for aldermen. The platform pledges municipal economic and administrative reform, with committees formed from each ward to organize the city convention and resolutions approved for a Republican party slate. A meeting called by John Murray set procedures and temporary officers, with a large turnout and anticipated registration growth as books open.
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