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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1907
Page
1
The piece argues for proper school heating and ventilation to protect students, urging officials to enforce safe temperatures and clean air. It recalls a teachers’ institute where conditions caused discomfort, calling on superintendents and principals to prioritize health over political or social appearances.
The Missoulian reports a city ordinance limiting liquor sale hours, with saloons required to close by 1 am. The compromise tightens enforcement, aims to curb late openings, and reflects pressure from both pro and anti opening factions. Public opinion is divided, but officials promise strict application on streets and storefronts.
The Treasury Department is studying a proposed government building project in the Bulinas area. It may request an appropriation to cover costs if the structure is deemed necessary. Officials caution against political use of funding and aim to justify the need to secure approval.
The Hamilton News notes record turnout at the state fair with the highest attendance ever, praising Montana exhibitors and farm products. It calls for organized county efforts led by the board of county commissioners to coordinate a statewide exhibition and to boost local participation in agricultural displays.
Fragmentary note describes Whit Wo Lite managing a company during vacation and a streetcar fare incident at 11:15 from Butia. Details are unreadable but indicate a transportation mishap and personnel change.
A Montana newspaper notes Amalgamated Copper Co executive John T Ryan has a strong chance of recovery after illness. The piece praises his business acumen, fair leadership, and fair treatment of workers, arguing Montana cannot afford to lose a manager of his capability. It reflects conservative support for the state’s industry and unions.
A historical clipped note discusses the Wel am press community event, praising editors and newspaper men for their roles and influence. It critiques journalism's professional bonds and hints at political engagement in the region, highlighting editors and mergers among trades. The piece laments distractions from core reporting duties.
The Madisonian reports Virginia City leaders urge President Smith to keep the ancient capital in mind for the Montana Press Association meeting next year. They note historic ties, the city’s newspaper heritage, and the earlier success of Montana pioneers’ gathering to bolster the bid.
River Press report analyzes the financial impact of dipping cattle under wartime regulations. Northern Montana stockmen face loss from un-dipped cattle compared to dipped ones, with Chicago market prices and shipping details from Malta and Chi cago cited to illustrate reduced returns and higher freight costs per head due to dipping practices.
Missoula residents criticize the absence of county representation at the Helena fair exhibit. They recall last year’s effort by one man who collected fruit and pleaded for support, a method repeated this year with little help. County pride suffers as neighbors urge coordinated effort for a stronger display next year.
Fragmented OCR notes describe fair exhibitions and regional meetings in Montana with references to Emerson, Geaverhead, and local farmers. The text mentions setbacks, timing of events, and anticipated exhibits aimed at advancing state opportunities and agriculture.
A fragmented old newspaper want ad page lists rates and word limits for 16 word listings The text includes sections for helpers sales orders and lessons with references to positions in San Francisco Butte and Minneapolis and mentions hours early morning and catalog offerings Sales and employment notices include instruction to apply at the Standard office and to send responses to the care of the Standard.
Classified fragment lists multiple job ads in Montana including housing and cooking duties, wages stated as 3 16, and requests for a sitekeeper and painter. Mentions Bozeman, Pollet uni Fraime Co, and Headed references to local fairs and exhibitions with unclear standards and dates.
The Annistite fair received praise for its thorough preparations and improved communication. W B George, a Yellowstone county figure, praised as a director for his energy, helped secure support from county commissioners, contributing to the fair’s ongoing success and planning for future exhibitions.
Agitation grows as communities push prohibition and saloons face new curbs. Anaconda reports saloons closed at midnight while larger towns brace for enforcement, with Chicago among the latest targets in a broad crusade against drink and related vice.
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