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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and multiple regional newspaper offices. It notes the company name, imprint, and that it is a second class mail matter. The notice provides a long list of city newspaper stands and agents including New York Chicago and San Francisco locations. It references standard ordering channels and editorial rooms.
A chaotic balance of praise and doubt follows the Wright brothers in the wake of their European flights. Crowds in New York celebrate their achievements while critics argue the U.S. government should have supported their efforts more. Hopeful coverage notes ongoing demonstrations and the brothers’ future plans abroad and at home.
The article notes a past lack of coordinated effort in beautifying yards and school surroundings in Butte, highlighting private work and few public projects. It urges more extensive improvements to transform sandy, barren school yards into greener, welcoming spaces for children and the community.
The piece discusses yard beautification debates around public schools, Arbor Day activities, and tree mantenance. It mentions private yards, new garden efforts, and calls for orderly planting near school grounds. It also references public figures and political commentary about national figures and policy debates.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses wheat, potatoes, prices, and farm policy with references to local figures. The text mentions farmers, political questions, and market concerns, but many names and details are indecipherable. The readable portions hint at debates over prices and farm management.
A garbled horoscope piece blends astrology with odd phrases about wealth power and travel. It references planets and signs, predicting favorable periods, risks, and personal traits for several birthday groups while mentioning a mix of unrelated topics and speculative outcomes.
A university specialist lecture by Prof. L. Fouré of the Missouri county high school on agricultural topics is announced for next week. The itinerary lists addresses and dates including May 23 at the Assembly Hall and an illustrated lecture on Kehonk Cardons.
The report notes very light losses and favorable prospects from the lambing season. Despite harsh conditions many ewes lambed successfully with a high percentage of twins and strong early outcomes. Local observers caution that final results remain uncertain as operations continue.
A fragmentary report suggests Peitice Boliran, fourth in line, has been taken to the war front for examination amid rumors of court-martial. The text references Camelot and a princess, with unclear details on location or dates.
A damaged item reports Jon Murdock alleging a theft of cash from a police station area. A nun witnessed an event and a woman was arrested after snatching at the station. The notes imply an ongoing investigation with a suspect in possession of about $20. The piece is fragmentary and unclear.
Washington May 1 begins stirring a tumult as insurgent factions press leaders amid Senate and House maneuvers on the sugar tax and tariff lines. Reports indicate intense debate, with speeches planned by Senator Clay and others, while President pressures for tax policy changes and approval of measures in committee.
Special Wispaten to the Grintland notes Memorial Day will be observed in Hamilton by Toepost of the Grasskring members. Veterans will be hosted at the Methodist Episcopal church with a sermon by Rev Thomas J. Rae ley. Procession from Second Street to Sixth Street church precedes the service. Real estate activity continues in Hitley Root valley with several 40 acre Como Orchard-Barn lot sales and copper mining company transfers in Hamilton and Utter. Local land agents investigate city land frauds involving Pinn Catlin and others.
Special Correspondence of the Standard reports a May Tuesday evening kart party at Mrs. Arthur Conny on South Tang street. Guests included numerous local ladies and gentlemen such as Mrs. Cone hally wins, Miss Fern Merrigan, Sadie Grafter, and many others. A very pleasant social event ends with a note on the enjoyable card party.
Fragmented notices describe social events and invitations in Dillon. Names like Mrs. Jalwin Noeria Senator ay Pe Selway and J. E. Morse appear among guests and organizers. The text lists gatherings at homes on South Washington Street, club meetings, marriages, and local visits, with references to public figures and Montana delegates attending religious and civic activities.
Fragmented records describe Senator Mutma backing, mine activity at Red Phe mine on Initia creek, and property options.Community organizers from Bozoman influence labor and school board decisions, with plans for expanded mining, school additions, and regional summer arrangements in Sheridan area.
Special Dispatch reports Dillon May W A justice of the peace Nestertiny to answer in district court for the crime of second degree assault. Horace Carter, alleged to have struck a man in the Silver Dollar saloon last week, leaving him badly bruised. Witnesses describe confrontation and injury. hearing set for court appearance.
The Atertean therapeutic society in Whahimton advances medical thought since 1500, tracing shifts from surgery to pharmacology. It highlights Pasteur and fermentation, germ theory, vaccines, and new therapies like bee venom, magnesium sulfate in typhoid-like fevers, and blood vessel surgery. It notes varying drug strengths, standardization challenges, and the Hier bandage method as a recent healing approach.
Initial counts of deaths in Adana attributed to Mohammedan killings were reduced after revision. The number is now believed to be about 10,000 or less. Relief efforts aided roughly 30,000 people across cities including Anna, Maraneh, Tadjh, Latakia, and Latakia.
A noted financial world organization linked to a New York Republican club plans an all-summer effort against Tanmony in the municipal election. Named figures include Mittoware B. Nf. Harrimag, Paul Mir ton, Cornelius, and Henry There is an always-shclening circle of People in this city Who rely upon the want ads.
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