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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard publishes its pricing for daily and Sunday delivery with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options. Rates shown include one year for daily and Sunday issues at 19 dollars and shorter terms at progressively reduced amounts.
The Standard lists postage rates for 6 to 11 page editions varying from one to three cents and doubles for Europe and other foreign countries. It notes office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte Missoula and Great Falls with advertising rates on application. Various telephone numbers and newsstand locations across major cities are provided for accessibility.
The Montana audience largely doubts Mr. Heinze’s junket as he travels Yellowstone valley by parlor car. Eastern Montana mocks his claims about Standard 611 and Amalgamated, while some in far east Montana critique the Heinze choir as tart.
The article recalls Grover Cleveland urging tariff reform and criticizing party rivals after criticizing the 1896 silver issue. It notes Cleveland’s stance against rusts and his pressure on Democrats to adopt reform, contrasting his loyalties with gold and silver factions and the McKinley ticket.
The writer denounces the idea that Democrats are crowded and endorses the view that Grover Cleveland seeks the presidency as the sole Democrat with a realistic chance. The text reflects tensions within party politics and Cleveland’s perceived ambition.
Yesterday's edition reports Dr. Cayley's ante mortem statement amid a murder case in Butte. The piece stresses public right to facts, respect for the accused, and the press duty to present all details without bias while awaiting full truth and judging both men involved.
In Silver Bow county the Heinze United Copper push recedes as Meaderville and Glen dive fade. The Democratic ticket strengthens toward election day while state judicial fights remain mainly Democrats versus Republicans. Novan emerges as a solid local candidate favored by Democrats.
Butte fans plan a benefit to honor the Northwest League champions in their first year in the Pavcl circuit. The team earned the pennant after a hard fought season and will soon depart for homes across the country. The fund is to show local appreciation for their fine effort and performance.
The article notes Kaiser William in Berlin will not meet Boer generals visiting the city. It discusses imperial policy as England seized Boer lands and William seeks further gains, including plans to annex Holland. The piece portrays Berlin's stance toward Boer visitors amid broader imperial ambitions.
CU PEABRING notes Washington lacks a Jefferson tribute and reports a national association to form in Independence Hall Philadelphia tomorrow. The group began last April on Jefferson's birth anniversary to push a monument worthy of his name, fame, and role in American history, aligning with Yorktown anniversary observations.
Boston plans elaborate welcome for Redmond Dillon Davitt and Blake with Mrs John Martin as women of Ireland representative. Convention sessions at Faneuil Hall start next Monday and run through the week drawing delegates from across the country.
We announce another arrival of Oriental rugs and Wilton carpets to impress Butte readers with our workmanship. We stress cutting, making and saving of fine carpets as key factors and claim to employ Montana's most expert workmen.
Today’s closeout sale offers Wild’s linoleum at 39e to 65e and fancy patterns at 5 per yard. Inlaid linoleum, granite and canvas cloths, and wool fabrics included. Boys’ corduroy suits with extra pants for 3 to 14 years at 3.25, reefers at 1.98, and sweaters and outing wear also featured.
In blue and red checks the text touts bleached linen crash from Scotch manufacture with a Barnsley finish. It claims high quality and excellent satisfaction, appealing to hotels and others needing durable four crash fabric for rough wear per yard.
The piece notes coal operators applying a motto of better late than never as a practical rule while acknowledging workers with Friday superstition may overlook the sign to register today.
A British soldier recalls a late tent visit to an upside down comrade known as the Dubs and a cheeky cure by standing on his head. A French neurologist argues for a middle ground between instinct and intelligence in insect behavior. A Philadelphia doctor explains wax or paraffin noses as an aesthetic fix, noting heat risks.
Scientist M Forel asserts insects possess reasoning comparable to humans though on a smaller scale. The remark appears in his studies of insect behavior and cognition.
Cream Shaker flannel twenty seven inches wide a heavy quality value one shilling per yard Unbleached cotton flannel long soft nap with fine twill back a splendid quality for children's night gowns value one and a half shilling per yard Hemmed pillow cases size forty five by thirty six inches made of superior pillow muslin value one shilling each Each
Heavy weight black cotton hose offered in all sizes with strong elasticity. Regular value 20 cents per pair, sale price 7 cents each, four pairs for 25 cents.
An item list offers ammonia, liquid bluing, pine tar soap, white soap, Turkish bath soap, Sperm machine oil, rubber dressing combs, wire hair brushes, toilet paper, Suchet envelopes, bristle toothbrushes, Vaseline, De Royal's face powder, and German Eau de Cologne with varied prices. The catalog emphasizes personal care and household supplies priced mostly under a few cents.
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