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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard masthead lists publication details, ownership by STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, and multiple national and city newsstand distribution points. It includes offices in Anaconda and lines for telephones, foreign authorities, and contact details, plus a long roster of newsstand locations nationwide and a note about subscriptions prices.
Chicago health authorities urge vigilance as typhoid fever cases rise. Officials warn water and milk supplies may be contaminated and call for careful purification and sanitation measures. Residents are advised to avoid contaminated sources and support city-wide safety efforts.
Helena's opening day drew crowds as President Fartan James II and local leaders toured exhibits. Motivated Montanans were urged to attend the fair at least one day, with strong speeches promising statewide benefits and a push toward greater Montana.
The text records a damaged legal note detailing a petition about a drinking shop and related conduct issues. It mentions a governor or court action, a request for examination, and references to a Neetrovel entity and local authorities. The fragmentary lines imply a formal proceeding with filings and determinations.
Dispatches flicker about the end of a troubley search between Muay and Spanish empires for polar discovery knowledge. Reports from Alabard hint three quarters of evidence toward decisive war effects, as Moor lines rally with swords in a relentless stance.
A fragmentary tirade critiques human folly and the shifting fate of the world. The text mocks belief, commerce, and the old order while noting repeated crises and the world’s persistent advance amid uncertainty. It references a Globe and a recurring collapse of a grand sphere, suggesting cyclical upheaval.
Fragmentary text shows garbled dialogue and stray phrases about a wedding or hire event. Key names and places are unreadable, leaving a partial scene with a butler announcing and an inquirer reacting. No clear incident, date, or identifiable entities.
The article discusses Korea's fate amid Western influence, detailing historical events at Seoul gates and foreign depredations. It cites Japanese expansion, Western powers, and China, noting a prophetic link to Koreans' future under Western pressure and the rise of what it calls Yellow Peril narratives.
The notice invites business and professional men to join a proposed athletic club modeled after Spokane and Portland groups. A temporary board will conduct the enterprise with paid directors and a fixed initiation fee of $0. Monthly dues are $2. Address inquiries to James Moran, Box 1405, Butte, Mont.
The speech by Carter condemns lacking state fair exhibits and urges Woolgrowers and settlers to present strong displays. He cites showings by President Tutt and others, notes costs and profits, and calls for broader exhibitor participation to highlight farm products and progress. The piece blends political exhortation with fair preparations and organizational roles.
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