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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1907
Page
14
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing information for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY and notes daily and Sunday editions. It provides mailing details, subscription rates, advance payment terms, and office contact information for the main office in Standard Block Anaconda and editorial rooms by phone numbers 1 and 48.
The Standard is available at multiple news stands across major cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Pasadena Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Anaconda Mont. General business letters and correspondence should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont J Morton Manager Forelan Advertising.
The Deer Lodge and Silver Bow counties are cited as providing about thirty percent of Montana state tax revenue, with Silver Bow contributing about twenty five percent of running expenses. The piece notes Butte's relatively small share of public funds despite its mining schools and calls for recognition of local contributions while urging a booster mindset. It discusses general temperance and civic discourse, including views on the army canteen and the Roots political stance.
The Arkansas diamond excitement proved unfounded as initial promising reports were questioned. Early examinations suggested potential, but limited prospecting discouraged backers and the find is now considered off.
Montana newspapers urge readers to boost their home towns with a proactive stance. They warn against criticizing locally and suggest constructive involvement to foster pride and community improvement.
Boosters advocate a persistent Roosevelt strategy suggesting he could be the 1908 nominee or the 1912 standard bearer. They argue voters might accept a Roosevelt administration even if the president is not chosen in 1908, envisioning a longer term beyond the conventional two terms.
The Bliss ranch and Deer Lodge valley show a mix of land quality and farming practices. Some farms are well cultivated while adjacent tracts are neglected due to method and irrigation limits, with many farmers noting smoke effects but others not harmed. The region displays sharp contrasts in thrift and neglect across properties.
Longtime residents say crops and appearance in the valley look better this year than before the Anaconda smelters. A recent hearing, led by Mr. Crane, notes some farms suffer arsenic from the smelter, but closing it would harm smoke farmers more than maintaining operation under current objections.
The piece notes that some newspapers hint at a Parker bid but argues the defeated 1904 candidate is unlikely to run again. It recalls Parker’s 1904 focus on funding accusations against Roosevelt, and cites his declared intention not to pursue another campaign.
A collage of quotes from newspapers in English and a report on Rear Admiral Evans and Barton Myers trading letters over Jamestown exposition advertising. The piece notes cross national views on wit, courage, naval power, and the challenge of English opera, ending with Bailey’s measurements of desert dunes near La Joya Peru.
Mr Hennessy frets over his son Packy as Dooley jokes about parenting and youth. Dooley argues parents misunderstand youth, mocks L awyers, and reflects on life choices, urging patience while noting the unpredictability of a child's path and the adult’s own regrets.
The fragment lists bank figures and officers including capital, deposits, and profit lines with names such as Chapin, Leonard, Lynch. It appears to be a 19th or early 20th century bank statement noting officers and capital structure.
Daly Bank and Trust Co lists its directors including John C. Lalor John BD Ryan A J Campbell John G Morony and Charles F Booth with officers also named.
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