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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
4
Enthusiasm rises as work starts on a stand near the courthouse where President Tate will speak on Monday. The open lot near the courthouse will host the event with a large crowd anticipated.
Observances mark Yom Kippur with fasting and reflection worldwide. Rabbi Mentusue Ay will preach at multiple venues in Wellington and Galen streets tonight at 7:30, with a second service tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. The memory of ancestors highlighted as worshippers seek atonement.
City moves to lay cement sidewalks along Main and adjacent streets within limits. An ordinance requires property owners on Bala Street and nearby blocks to fund repairs, with the council prepared to cover costs for the streets north and south of Main. Public notices were served to property owners detailing the obligation.
An American aviator, Date Tartans, pursues aviation honors in Switzerland with a new design of propellers. The dispatch notes a national commission visit and a forthcoming Chicago trip. Also included are brief notes on local appointments and a bank capital application approval for Lit 7 in Clautehy county.
The newly appointed chief of the twenty created division of fir caster affairs of the state department at Linkled Slater was unexpectedly met with a warm farewell as he left the city for Morea today. The crowd noted the spontaneous display of support for foreigners among the Japanese.
Secretary Taft and others discussed race, justice, and federal policy toward the South. Frederick Grant attended, praising order and constitutional protections while urging caution against violence. The talks touched on unity, race relations, and the need for fair government without mob rule.
The state board of examiners returned to May Crom to visit the reform carnival at Mis city and the agricultural college. They reported both institutions in excellent shape and Governor Norris appeared pleased with the showing. Baker's at 1% South Main Street offered no price changes.
A tramp sleeping on premises in Senny Arguelles was found with a harmless object resembling a three inch pipeier device. He had threatened Argalles saying he would be sorry, but police determined the item was not explosive.
A damaged OCR text describes a ceremonial scene at Pella with a judge Hatoned and references to a Patriarchs Millgint. it mentions committees and a Walter Aspreiad overseer, plus a Malte reawounnt and Maal Park strorl noting quick service in town.
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