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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
3
A garbled listing from the Standard Publishing Company outlines subscription rates and addresses. It lists daily and Sunday rates, office contacts, foreign and domestic advertising, and multiple newspaper agents in major cities, ending with a note to address general business letters to Anaconda Montana.
Memorial Day is seen as a deeper tribute beyond spring flowers and beauty. The day began to honor soldiers who sacrificed life in war, and its meaning has grown to express shared affection for those buried in distant resting places.
New Jersey historians report a drive to locate alleged Washington headquarters at elm trees across a four mile radius. Guides say the general tied his horse at each tree, dismissing the idea he fought battles there. Experts warn against overreliance on such lore and urge careful conversion of sites to preservation with minimal disruption.
The Montana state Democratic convention in Butte instructed its delegates to vote for Champ Clark at the Baltimore national convention. The Harmonius gathering praised the platform, and leaders Norris, Walsh, and Myers aligned with Clark while pledging to honor the state directive.
Bowser, unsettled by a clock swindle, faces a peculiar intrusion by an Ink & Boiler publisher. A biography agent seeks a sketch of his ancestor Samuel Bowser, prompting Bowser to pursue the con artist while his wife navigates rumors and a late night call from a farmer warning of danger.
Text sketches describe President Diaz with commanding presence and a cordial handshake. It also profiles August Hodin, a Paris sculptor who rose from poverty after facing academic barriers, and mentions discussions in Wall Street about segregating clerical workers from other staff, reflecting early 20th century labor and gender issues.
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