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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details with subscription rates and office contacts. Branch offices and newspaper stands across several cities are named for distribution and advertisement inquiries.
The National Irrigation Congress closes in Boise after a Missoula meeting that broadened the program and gained eastern state support. Delegates praise Montana leadership, federal cooperation, and the impact on arid regions, while debates over future presidents and next year’s site continue.
The editorial page reflects anxiety over William Jennings Bryan potentially running again for president. It cites editors worried by his influence, the rise of radicals, and the conservative press aligning against his renomination as November approaches. It notes the broader political struggle shaping the upcoming campaign and public sentiment nationwide.
A rambling column surveys Georgia’s famed melons and a nation distracted by irrigation, politics, and business. It references Georgias pride, a prominent Enid agent Ned Riven, and various figures like Bryan, Roosevelt, Sulzer, Segal, and Carter, weaving satire through economic and civic concerns of the era.
Undertaker Walsh has been in contact with relatives of EM Sutherland who killed Ethel S Black and then vanished. A sister is in Reaburg Oregon and telegrams passed with the undertaker. Discovery hints at possible family ties and motives amid a confusing report from Portland.
Colonel Doyle, long a noted mining expert and resident of Butte for 23 years, died yesterday at Warm Springs after a long decline from health issues. Born in Ireland, he amassed several mining claims and was known for expert opinions on property value. Funeral arrangements likely for Saturday at Walsh undertaking rooms.
John Estenson sues the Oregon Short Line and Northern Pacific Railway companies in district court for 49100 damages claiming injuries from a May 16 crossing accident on Maryland avenue. He says the crossing is used jointly by the defendants and the engine approached without notice resulting in multiple fractures and a severe head injury. He seeks general damages and medical costs.
County commissioners visited the vicinity of the Kishteen Mile house to inspect a new section of county road built by St Paul rear contractors. They found the county gained peat of taw through a railroad exchange and a Rue new road is being formed. Many workers are on site and progress is solid with several tanyelles planned in the area, including one 28M 1241 jong.
Principal urges every student planning to attend the high school next term to register at the office before 1 pm. Eighth grade pupils seeking entry by special examination should report to Mr Dartlar at the given address for a free eye and nervous consultation at Lizzie Block.
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