STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY EXHIBITS RATES AND OFFICES
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates Patty and Sunday at 1.00 per month and annual prepaid options. It details office locations in Anaconda, Butte, and branch addresses in several cities, plus foreign advertising offices in New York and Chicago.
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Dearborn Streets
Tax levy history tracks city revenue under several mayors
The article recounts tax millage by mayoral terms in But city across years. MacGinnis Corby Nevin and Duncan show rising millage and growing total collections, with Duncan promising to raise revenue yet being the costliest leader. The piece frames voter choice and fiscal impact.
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Mayoee
James Doult remembered as longtime Butte alderman
Obituary notes James Doult a longtime Butte alderman known for strong municipal advocacy and public service. The piece lauds his many years of effort on local and broader issues and his extensive experience and knowledge.
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Dutie
Butte
Doull
Tenett
White
Victory for Women at Butte School Board Election
In Butte the election outcome favored women as voters, largely due to women’s push for representation on the school board. The independents helped by elevating a female candidate, while the regular ticket failed to place a woman on the slate. The result reflects a growing trend of female participation in school elections, though the article notes the outcome is still uncertain.
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Butte election frames women on school board issue
The day’s central question was whether women should have seats on the school board, and Butte responded boldly denying any exclusion. Voters also weighed city governance between citizen rule and influence from the socialist club, with residents deemed sensible about city administration.
Third Tickets Clash in City Mayoral Primary
The primary pits Barker and Duncan representing rival factions with supporters split among progressive and socialist lines. Voters facing a binary choice must back the Citizens ticket to ensure united, competent government as third ticket votes could aid the socialist slate.
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Democratic
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Tutte
Citizens Decide Butte Election With Civic Duty Call
The piece urges a citizens ticket to win the municipal election in Butte, arguing government by the people over party rule. It emphasizes distrust of party governance, praises citizen control, and calls on every resident to work hard today to secure better, more economical city government.
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Butte
Citizens
Citizens' ticket wards listed in mayoral campaign
The document lists ward representatives Dan a McCarthy Peter Cavanaugh James Orton WB. Rowan John Hawke Peter Holland J. T. Archibald J. L. Dorsch W. L. Bacon and urges Citizens ticket aldermen supporters in each ward to back the mayoral program. It notes Walter Hine Page as the new ambassador to Great Britain with editor credentials and emphasizes character over wealth or politics.
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Dana McCarthy
Peter Cavanaugh
James Orton
WB. Rowan
John Hawke
Peter Holland
J. T. Archibald
J. L. Dorsch
W. L. Bacon
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Tcket
Great Britain
Walter Hine Page
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North Carolina
Virginia
Forum
Atlantic Monthly
World's Work
New York
Dent
Humor of the Day and Social Banter in Anecdotes
A collection of dated quips and brief jokes from readers and editors. Topics range from domestic life and marriage to social etiquette and light moralizing. The snippets feature exchanges about openness, furniture, gifts, and social habits, with a few pointed lines on bridged games and male vanity.
Citizens Ticket Heads Butte Election For Honest Government
In a full ticket the Citizens party urges voters to back Sam Barker Jr for mayor and John J. O Connor and Dan Kelly for treasurer and police magistrate. Barker, a longtime Butte resident, promises nonpartisan, fair and economical governance. O Connor pledges faithful treasury management with deposits earning city interest. Kelly, a popular advocate with broad sympathy, would bring justice with sense to the police court. Aldermen candidates are described as highly capable and principled.
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Dan Kelly
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Bast cynne play sighted by maiden from Pond du Lac
Fragmentary OCR story mentions a theatrical scene with a sobbing maiden from Pond du Lac, a ram, and cryptic dialogue about weeping and atmosphere. The text includes garbled phrases and names such as Amit and Hotston Tost, lacking clear context or dates.
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Humorous Vignettes Spotted In Seemingly Light News
A collage of light anecdotes and quips features diverse characters from American life. It recalls a Maryland chicken dinner hosted by Ebeneger White with guest George Washington Green, plus tales of Robert M. Pindell Jr and family dinners, a dog’s supper, and a child’s handwriting echoed in a humorous exchange about learning to write and read.
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Department’ of Commerce and Labor
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The Second Great J. Pierpont Morgan
A fragmentary profile describes Jake Pierpont Roger Jr as the self styled second great J Pierpont Morgan. It notes his wealth and health while hinting at a fortune around 500000 dollars built from inherited means.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Jake Pierpont Roger Jr
J. Vierpont Morgan
Washington Route Narrated by Cooperative Office Seekers
Fragmentary OCR narrates a plan by the Cooperative Office-Seeker's Association to travel to Washington from multiple states. It mentions a large wagon train, a sea vessel, and a summer residence for eleven hundred members, with references to Potomac travel and regional figures.
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Ofice-Seeker's Association
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Oregon
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Character Cameos on Mustaches and Courage
The passage mocks men with oversized mustaches exaggerating strength and vanity. It likens facial hair to vanity, comparing figures such as a Lincoln, a bald man, and a horse lip to illustrate how physical features distract from true character.
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Whimsical rant from Sae Cincinnati Enquirer about town life
The piece parodies heat of daily social politics with satire on money trust hustlers temperance bills and women’s fashion. It laments shopping fatigue and social mores while jabbing at gender roles and public schooling ideas in a comic monologue style.
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Clother
Preak Ve wsParEns Eaten Ration Contains Nourishment
A fragment notes the eaten ration within a supply measure, describing its content as providing nourishment though described in cryptic phrasing. The text hints at welfare or provisioning concerns without clear names, places, or dates.
What Does the Home Need This Season
An old promotional piece urges readers to inspect home inventories and consider replacing unsatisfactory appliances. It highlights refrigerators, glassware, linens, rugs, and china storage as items to assess. The Standard advertisements are praised as a source for buying opportunities this season.
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Standari
Rebellious Faith and Old Fashioned Doctors in Paris Echoes
A fragmentary satirical piece contrasts printed papers in Paris and coastal resorts with quirky inks and waterproof sheets. It rails at modern medicine, mocking rapid prescriptions and new cures while praising traditional remedies and patient endurance.
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Nils
Press Notes and Public Affairs Across Cities
A collage of brief items mentions press agents, politics, and the looming baseball season. References include Kansas City, Memphis, Birmingham, Knoxville, Dallas, Houston, and Denver as various clippings touch on journalism, public figures, and national events. The tone imitates a roundup of opinion and current affairs across papers.
Turning Worms at the Metropolis Magazine Dispute
A fragment from the Metropolican Magazine discusses unorganized New York men and petty grafts. It notes hotel charges, tipping norms, and a public service commission forecast of ongoing issues. The text questions social norms including matrimony as part of a quoted judge's remark.
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Conte
Public Service Commission
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