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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details and subscription rates, with main and branch office addresses in Anaconda Butte Missoula and other cities. It lists foreign bureaus, sale locations, and where to address all general business correspondence to Anaconda Mont.
President Roosevelt convened governors cabinet officers and leaders from states territories and railways in Washington for a historic conference on conserving national natural resources. He urged preservation of forests minerals and waterways and stressed loyalty to country while articulating a plain earnest message for future generations.
An editorial voice condemns profanity and blasphemy in Molip, urging intelligent opposition to vulgar language. It argues that youths and foreigners misuse coarse terms, suggesting lessons in spelling and restraint to curb swearing and restore decorum.
The text rails against street corner blasphemers and rampant profanity in public, condemning vulgar language as a vice and calling for removal of coarse speech from city life. It notes increasing desensitization and urges stricter social standards to protect delicate sensibilities.
The article discusses a looming federal deficit as treasury funds dwindle amid debate over extra spending for the navy. Chairman Tawney warns of a potential deficit over sixty five million for the year, with fears of borrowing and issuing certificates to cover daily expenses rather than cutting or reallocating funds.
In a tense convention setting, leaders such as Mayor Tau, Timon, and other figures clash over nominations. Supporters expect Ohio influence to sway outcomes while Cleveland era governance remains a rallying point. Observers foresee a bitter battle over nominations and party alignment.
A debate on railroad regulation and a proposed appropriation to fund a thorough examination of railroad finances. Critics call the four year plan excessive, doubting its practical value, while supporters frame regulation as essential amid broader government oversight. The interstate commerce commission is emphasized as the key agency.
The text presents a garbled report touching on federal commodity clauses, railroad regulation, and political dynamics around a convention. It mentions Khuply, a federal justice official, and references railroads, canneries, and economic controls amid broader national concerns.
Neighbors discuss Floretta Whitler estate matters in York on May 1. Kant Wilts named exerntrix of the Whitler estate. Mise Whitey to receive 5000 dollars, with 125,009 to be shared on the death of a grandparent. AnAIY plans to return to Heapstead. Anna and her mother face travel and family tensions amid San Pramisea rumors.
A Cosmopolitan Honolulu tale surveys a multiracial scene with Japanese Chinese Portuguese Korean and Filipino communities. It notes American dominance amid tension between native residents and immigrants while contrasting urban bustle and racial attitudes in late 19th century Waialua and nearby districts.
Washington May 1. Navy officials discuss using sawdust to produce turpentine. A study aims to gauge potential in the northwestern United States, with vast amounts of saved refuse viewed as waste, and notes irrigation projects in the Sun River area may be involved.
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