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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard printing and publishing company lists daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates. It notes mailing and circulation information, including office addresses and Newfoundland catalog references, plus a network of newsstands and agents across major cities.
A mystic forecast notes auspicious times for opening ventures and trade, with warnings of indulgence and misaligned energies. It highlights strong business prospects, favorable emotions, and advised caution for those born late in the year, urging restraint and balance.
The article explains the 1832 tariff dispute, noting South Carolina’s opposition and its claim of states rights to nullify federal laws. It traces the political maneuvers in Congress, the evolving tariffs, and the constitutional quarrel that spurred threats of secession and a broader national crisis. The piece surveys key figures, parties, and debates shaping the confrontation and its impact on the Union's future.
An item from the London Globe notes a Paris advertisement promising profitable schemes for beggars. The ad claims payment for a one legged performer and wheelhouse of the Eloile, with work hours and receipts cited. Public notice warns passers-by including children and strangers about infirmity risks.
An unclear note appears to reference a Boston topic or transcript with garbled phrases about a proprietor and a tailor. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event, person, or outcome.
A fragmented listing from McCarthys 407 North Main describes potatoes flour and meat deals and food items with prices and discounts. The noisy OCR shows stock items including bacon pork fish and vegetables with varied pricing and sale pitches, reflecting a bustling early 20th century market style.
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