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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
5
The town faces a pivotal push as weather delays threaten, with power plant and transmitter work advancing. Crews install plates and frames, while the new power house site is prepared a modest structure to support rapid completion. Local social notes mention Casper, Eddie, and friends, with St Paul area connections and Great Northern railway service described.
A derailed and injured person is reported after a head on crash on a rural road near Ley Spey at Deaton Werceman on March 2. Eyewitnesses say the eastbound vehicle failed to stop and collided with a crossing vehicle, with one passenger injured and awaiting medical attention.
In Bozeman a Republican rally drew attention as Murray from Missoula spoke to a large partisan crowd. The dispatch noted energizing speeches and a festive, confrontational mood as supporters swarmed the venue.
A revised party ticket lists regular Democratic nominees for county offices amid proclamations against corporate control of state government. It names candidates for senator, representative, clerk, auditor, coroner, surveyor, administrator, and more with conventions organized and attendance around ninety, while labor and populist gatherings are noted separately. The piece reflects party lines, platform items on eight-hour workday, and calls for government by the people, plus details of committee leadership and event scheduling.
Reports indicate structural steel for the upper concentrator. stone foundation nearing completion and frame erection ready to begin. Traders clear earth and rock, weather unsettled, winter work planned. Bozeman campaign events feature Hon. S. G. Murray and Ms. Custer with mixed reception. Kate Carmack conference notes and political candidate adjustments reflect evolving fusion in Montana politics.
Herbert Southmind of Durham owns a large collection of artifacts linked to tribes such as teint black flint ross and yellow lime stones used to craft arrow heads and weapons. The assemblage includes axes chisels gouges bone ornaments kettles and breast plates with notches recording battles, chiefs and travels. A 1200 arrowheads find by Wall er Lane near North Guilford suggests a major stockpile of pieces laid away for future use.
An early discussion notes advances in cooling technology and winter warmth, praising new designs and materials. It mentions large towers and passive systems reducing perspiration and improving comfort, with September postal receipts in St Louis rising 242 percent compared to the previous year.
The report recalls colonial taxation without representation fueling colonial anger. Mr Cleveland argues famine relief and regulation, while British policy and rent costs rise. The piece notes unrest in streets, with crowds and brawling in the station area as a feature of a city meeting.
Notice of public auction of the estate of Julius Anderson deceased in Deer Lodge County Montana. The property is the northerly front one third of lot 1 in Block in the Eastern Addition to Anaconda. Sale set for Thursday October 4 at 1 pm in front of the premises under court confirmation. Otto Anderson administrator.
The passage discusses Chinese philosophy on origin ascribed to masculine and feminine principles, likening it to Western concepts like yin and yang and criticizing perceived illogical similarities to Indian and Chinese thought. It notes that despite some resemblance to existing ideas, the likeness should not be overstated.
A dated Missouri study notes the hen industry as a growing source of wealth. It reports an increase of poultry and egg shipments valued around 120,000 last year, with hens described as a major laboring asset. The article compares poultry output to other farm products and hints at broader economic implications for state industries.
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