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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1909
Page
10
Anaconda Standard lists its publishing and circulation details with subscription rates and multiple regional newsstand locations. It notes daily and Sunday editions, pricing for monthly and yearly plans, and identifies offices and street addresses across various cities for distribution. The long list emphasizes the paper's extensive distribution network and contact points.
A Wisconsin governor vetoed a bill restricting abortion and profane printing, citing free speech and human dignity concerns. The move drew mixed reaction from state lawmakers, with support arguing for curb on harmful material and opponents calling it an overreach against press and expression.
A report on a convention showcases inventions including a novel electric tool with a socketed lamp connection, a high speed low friction cutter, and a bread baking display. It notes the broad interest, entertainment value, and implications for electricity's future, with other domestic curiosities and demonstrations highlighted.
A fragment from a Memorial Day proclamation recalls fallen soldiers, noting the enduring tribute and memory of the nation’s veterans. It reflects on the grand army of veterans, the duty of the living, and the ongoing honor paid by communities and posts.
The piece details Memorial Day ceremonies across towns, noting the Lincoln Memorial, monuments, and patriotic observances. It mentions the interwoven roles of veterans, military units, and local groups with emphasis on historic battles, Civil War memory, and community rituals.
A long commemorative reminiscence highlights Mrs. Flowe’s public work and activism. The piece notes her role in advancing women’s rights, leadership in the American suffrage movement, and frequent public appearances to support charitable and civic causes.
Diagrammatic view presents Great Britain and Ireland tax collection and annual expenses. Lloyd George outlines total revenues and expenditures near 130 million pounds in round figures. The illustration shows receipts index and major spending categories for the year.
May 2 report details several massive icebergs moving far south into the Atlantic, with one measured at about 3,000 feet long and 230 feet high. Capt. Kerwin notes ships along the Red Sea route reported ice hazards, while passengers and crew recall sightings and past encounters with similar icebergs.
An arcane horoscope predicts influences for the day with references to Venus Neptune Jupiter and Mars and mentions domestic anniversaries weddings and family concerns. It notes activities for milliners dressmaking sightseeing and travel and cautions about honesty and frankness while promising rewards for productive effort.
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