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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing details including rates, offices, and multiple newsstand locations across major cities. It lists subscription prices, branch offices in Butte and Anaconda, and advertising contacts for foreign ads.
A sharp critique of Howard Gould and his wife amid a scandal showing spats and accusations. The piece argues blame lies with both spouses as gossip swirls around theater affairs and alleged intoxication.
The Taft administration faced rapid, noisy coverage as editors reported a “whirlwind campaign” with talk dominating papers in Philadelphia and beyond. Observers note Taft’sG political pace outstripped the public's appetite, as speeches sparked rebuttals and debate across multiple outlets.
Readers endure a flood of partisan chatter as editors and politicians clash over steel and pulp paper policy. The piece surveys reactions to Roosevelts stance, Tafts Nebraska visit, and the fate of Bryan and Hall. It notes editorials critiquing party tactics and calls for accountability in publishing and railroad commissions.
A federal habeas corpus writ ordered Sheriff Charles M. Lane to produce Harry K. Thaw in Pittsburgh. Lane refused to obey, with Attorney General Jackson approving the stance. Asa Bird Gardner named deputy attorney general to represent the state on the writs before the federal court.
Special Dispatch reports Philipsburg Net. Pan Tits and Roderick Mekenglew wed last evening in a private ceremony at the bride’s parents residence. Rev J B Steveng officiated uniting the couple for life. The groom works for Northern Pacific Railway at Wallace as a young engineer. After a short wedding tour the couple will reside in Wallace where the groom has prepared a home.
The piece surveys how firms cut costs and boost profits through time saving, labor saving machinery, and smarter management. It notes railroads like Lackawanna and Pennsylvania, banks, and firms adopting efficiency measures to save minutes, reduce waste, and service small customers, with examples of incentives, inventories, and cost controls amid a push toward greater productivity.
The article argues that doubling business every year yields huge gains and cites newspaper advertising as the strongest driver for prosperous firms. It highlights varied marketing ideas from novelty mail to watchful targeting, noting advertisers’ rapid experimentation and an emphasis on merit behind campaigns. It also mentions a safety note about a tagged baby incident on a suburban train.
The crowd examined a confusing tag that read in part a note about Blauis's shoe store. It claimed they sell the best shoes in town in a humorous, muddled line. It hints at a crowded sale and a street scene with mixed reactions and a playful tone.
Representative Charles N. Pray will start a political tour of Fergus county on Monday at Moore with Republican candidates. The schedule includes Pailbrook Windham Stanford Utica Gilt Edge Kendall Lewistown and Roundup, ending with a rally in Roundup Musselshell valley. Democrats plan to open tours around October 10 with dates to be announced.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Glasgow reports the trial of Ablong and Walter Tong linked to a night raid and murder of Hayes and his daughterTag July. Walter Boot testified detailing threats to bury and shout out Hayes and named all present at the vad. Other men were identified by Boot as the case unfolded with judges setting a next session for the following day.
Muddled OCR fragment shows a keeper addressing a question about feeding a cat with meat daily. The text mentions a nodding keeper and a dusty scene but lacks clear names, places, dates, or a resolvable event.
A garbled OCR excerpt shows a dialogue about a malnourished cat passing through a scene with mentions of feeding, a pound of meat, and a conversation between unnamed characters. The fragment hints at a domestic dispute over food quantities and a curious exchange about fate and sale terms.
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