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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
10
Fragmentary notes praise Dixon for railroad amendments aiding Montana, with calls that the Burlington route and Bridger basin development will boost Carbón and Judith counties. Mentions several newspapers and political factions praising infrastructure growth and opposing rate discrimination.
A state labor commission report concludes unskilled Japanese labor remains crucial for California’s farm and orchard work. It notes wages, contract systems, and mobility enabling rapid harvests while acknowledging labor shortages and rising employer pressures for higher pay. The document compares Japanese labor ambitions to other immigrant groups and details management practices among contractors.
A garbled sketch links Tarimor the blond boss of Witness to an election controversy in the Senate race and cites Align with friends as a reason for senator selection. The Missoula Herald and Libby Western News reference political chatter while a New Jersey man worries about under pillow safes. a burglary case warns banks aren’t safe.
Virginia City notes report a grand lodge initiation for four at the meeting, with district deputies and royal arch officers in attendance. Plans include a spring timber harvest, forest gathering, and a banquet after the Templar degree ceremonies. Local sales mention a 25,000 dollar land purchase, with ranch acreage and plow land touted. Bull & Thilock ship ore to Washoe smelter, expecting around 100 dollars per ton. The Wanotka claim near Nevada line yields higher ore shipments, marking a notable mining activity update.
An unclear promotional note mentions flag day in June and an advance year price. It promises free all wool tinting for eight by ten feet, with faulty wording and missing details.
Twin Bridges notes report a business visit by Walter Allan and J A Stevenson directors of the Erie Explorehen company to Cole Canyon property. Miss Lirah Raterton leaves town for Deer Lodge summer vacation. Edna Rubi ends a Felina term in Hochester. Arthur Price and Mrs Jost McCoy attended a Dillon event. Funeral details for Mr Ziegler noted. he was 42 and survived by a sister and five daughters.
Harper's Weekly notes Gibraltar's famed apes, long a symbol of the fortress. Few visitors ever see them atop the high rocks, and even fewer glimpse the apes in town gardens where they steal food. Reports vary on ape numbers due to fortress gunfire and decimation in recent seasons.
Fragmented notice claims need for salesmen and agents across various towns of Sign tana with promises of commissions. Text is garbled and confusing, mentioning Maggerty Arizan and vague promotions, plus a puzzling passage about African migrations and a strange war-like scenario.
A Des Moines Rexinter and Leader report recalls the early guardianship system for minor Indians in the Oklahoma Indian Territory under statehood plans. Guyette, from 1893, supervised hundreds of Cherokee children as a fiduciary officer, describing life among Cherokee families and the strict maternal norms observed by Cherokee mothers toward their children. He notes tensions between traditional discipline and white American expectations, with recurring references to the treatment of Cherokee women and children.
Classified ads list horses, harness, buggy, mining gear, furniture, real estate, and services for sale or trade in Butte and nearby towns. Notable items include saddle horses, a bucking horse, traction engine, laying hens, and assorted household goods. Also many wanted ads for furniture, property, and labor.
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