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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
5
Anaconda reports 2215 names registered by close of day with another surge expected amid a weather delay. Both parties push for full participation ahead of the April election, forecast to be highly competitive and possibly historic for the city.
Local items report Grele's bicycle repairs Flor de Baltimore offerings and Miss Walker's Easter hats. Social dances at Austrian hall and K of P ball on March 31. Travel notes on Great Northern through sleeping cars. Police arrests and court dates noted with community notices from Foresters to St Mark's services.
The Demorest medal contest by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union drew a large audience at the Presbyterian church. Seven contestants performed declamations and songs, with Miss Ethel Macurdy winning the silver medal for A Vivid Frustration.
In Paris Lord Rosebery tells a reporter Chamberlain was an instrument of Rhodes. With Rhodes gone the Birmingham member faces an uncertain fate as England’s policy of force faces unrest and possible ministerial crisis. The coronation may steer King Edward toward a peaceable policy aligned with justice.
The General Land Office in Washington found Eskoche Cochin, an Indian, held the county poor farm land as an allotment. Moran has 60 days to secure relinquishment to perfect title. otherwise the entry will be canceled. Moran, unaware of the allotment, faces potential loss due to officials’ past actions.
AP dispatch from Bozeman reports the state board of education, visiting last week, was surprised by the large student population in Bozeman. A member remarked that if they had known the Montana College of Agriculture had so many students, all board members would have visited.
A Forsyth man, a skilled worker with good wages and a solid family life, frets weekly about the labor question. He argues with others and carries thick books of reports to claim labor is being overpowered by capital, then returns to work the next day and remains content with his pay.
The fragment notes a Danish body favoring a sale to the United States of the West Indian islands and hints at a subsequent, coordinated political maneuver to finalize the deal.
An advertisement saturated with medical claims argues that surgery fails to cure piles and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a lasting solution. It cites John Cullen Bryant of Haverhill Mass who praises the suppository treatment after years of ailment and failed remedies.
The Bozeman agricultural college attracts students from Gallatin valley and beyond with strong programs and a nearby experiment station. Land prices rise as eastern farmers enter the valley, while winter conditions promise a good crop. Local politics heat up with a April 7 city election and aldermanic contests.
Helena March 27 Governor Toole today received from R P OBrien and J P Ryan of Anaconda a draft public school code of honor with 21 articles of pupil advice The authors say a copy has gone to Anaconda schools and ask the governor to indorse and present it to Helena schools The governor will comply praising its admirable nature and offering to publish it in state presses
A brief remark notes that death is sad and those who die in Turkish baths may take consolation in the saying cleanliness is next to godliness. The line suggests a humorous or ironic take on fate and hygiene.
Notice for Anaconda Montana announces annual city election on April 7 to choose one alderman per ward. Polls open 8 a.m. in each ward location and close at 6 p.m. at Bottling Works Montana Church Mon tana East Commercial City hall Birch Park. City Clerk’s signature appears.
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