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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1907
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard discusses criticism of government pest policy, quoting the New York Evening Post on imported plant pests. It notes speculations about spreading cactus and shrub stock to various states, and calls for accountability for public officials who fail to curb deliberate introductions.
The Cleveland mayoral contest centers on Tom Johnson seeking a third term amid streetcar and finance tensions. Congressman Burton weighs a bid after discussions with Taft and Roosevelt aides, signaling a national political backdrop to local power struggles.
Henry C. Kessler a brevet brigadier general with Civil War service and Spanish American War command, born in Philadelphia, helped found the Butte Miner after leading a Deer Lodge publishing venture. A Republican, he served Silver Bow county as commissioner and treasurer, later pursuing mining and civic work in Montana and Europe.
A老, fragmented report critiques government free seed programs noting critics question why the nation should provide free seeds as opposed to tools. It cites widespread planting of unfamiliar varieties and farmers uprooting crops in the Willamette Valley to curb blooms, with Oregon growers voicing concern.
A garbled 1907 era recap blends rumor and reportage on Mansfield’s death and a wave of international chatter. It touches on Roosevelt’s telegraph strike stance, Taft’s political stance, and Moorish colonial tensions while weaving in Upton Sinclair and British naval postures. The text threads to British Vancouver, Japanese prints, and US election politics with scattered, unclear names and places.
In district court Judge Lynch hears a suit by Waddell and neighbors against Tutu McGinniss and others over alleged harmful dams and ponds from a local precipitating plant near Casey and Driggy streets. F G Spider operates the plant. witnesses report foul odors and water backing into Oregon Avenue, with residents testifying to property damage and odors while experts discuss sanitary conditions and seepage.
A circular from Dr. Bigot to principals and teachers warns of the lphtheria and scarlet fever threat in the city and instructs excluding pupils with sore throats or nasal trouble until a physician’s certificate shows no contagion. The local board of health notes the health ordinance requires disinfection certificates and restricted attendance until the risk is cleared.
The superintendent told the school board enrollment should match last year as schools reopen. Early declines at McKinley Franklin and Monroe totaled about 490 due to new parochial additions and expanded space elsewhere. Teachers committee members Miss Sennett and Miss Gasary were elected, and the board approved lumber and materials for a training enactment with bills totaling 3665.50 approved for payment.
Bishop Carrell will attend this evening's meeting of division No 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He is ready to meet as many as possible from the three divisions in Silver Bow county. The meeting will be called at o'clock.
Shun of St Georg and Victoria Lodge No 432 members and visiting brothers are asked to attend the funeral of James L Burrows by order of G I CHYNQWETH W P. A special meeting is held at the Silver Bow Coursing Club before the drawing. Meeting called at eight o'clock. Business of importance noted.
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