Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Branch Addresses
The Anaconda Standard announces subscription rates and lists its mail and distribution details. It names the Butte branch, contact numbers, and advertising manager Morton. A nationwide network of news distributors is listed with city partners and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Fast Broadway
Ball
Independent
Ino
Morton
Foreign
York
Pirth Avenue
Firth Avenue
Ciisigo
Tribune
Christmas parcel post rules urge early mailing and clear addresses
The postmaster general releases holiday guidelines urging early mailing for local and out of town parcels, with strict packaging and clear inked addresses. Instructions stress unsealed wrappers, complete sender and recipient details, and visible postage. A Gray's Lake Illinois Woman's Club anecdote shows thrifty shopping feeding 40 with six dollars.
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Fate of
Pontan
Sarah
Port Waguine
Pittsboro Chronicle Demands Real Food Cost Relief
The Pittsboro Chronicle Telegraph condemns the meager rations of meat bread and cake for forty diners estimating two pounds of meat and small loaves stretched thin. It notes lack of vegetables butter or sugar and mocks the sham demonstration of the high cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woman's Club
Gray's Lake
Ill
Pittsboro
Pact Revealed Ties Germany and Britain to Expo
A recent disclosure shows Germany and Great Britain privately agreed months ago not to participate in the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. The pact, formed amid indifference to the fair, now faces renewed pressure as industrial leaders urge action and a possible third-party mediation through the U.S. State Department. The expos onlooker view hints of a peacemaking aim and a potential history note on a drei bund with the United States as mediator.
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Germany
Great Britain
San Francisco
England
New York Sun
Department of State
Uncle Sam
Impending Fight Over Presidential Primaries Wariness Grows in Congress
Amid renewed public support for a presidential primary reform, lawmakers face a hard fight and possible delays in enacting action. Debates center on whether a constitutional amendment is needed, with both sides claiming feasibility. Opponents plan to use preliminary disputes to block progress while some senators favoring the primary push for authorization without amending the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Senate
House
Presidential primary reform debate and proposed methods
Washington correspondents discuss the presidential primary in depth, weighing constitutional limits and state rights, and exploring congressional options from a simple law to nationwide primaries and direct delegate nomination. The piece notes opposition within both major parties and cites Dwain A. Jones of New York, longtime railroad and mining magnate, who died of paralysis, with his firms owning 30,000 acres of lead mines in Missouri and valued at $33,000,000.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Oregon
Ihe
Washington
Senate
St. Louis, Dec
Dwaiht A. Jones
New York
Dorean
St. Joseph
Mississippi River & Bonette Carre Railroad
Missouri
Ideal government and personal reform in pursuit of order
In thoughtful prose the speaker argues that no government is perfect and reform is constant. True progress lies in individuals improving self control, reducing absolutism, and advancing intelligence and altruism to achieve minimal privilege and greater order.
Humorous Exchanges From Old Journals
A collection of terse jokes and quips from periodicals. It features a girl who marries a sailor and jokes about a father scolding, a wedding shoe anecdote, a misattributed shoe ownership gag, a jab about a judicial surgeon, and a professor who teases a student by naming a germ after her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemmandhaw
Beanbrough
Shimmerpate
Kansas City Journal
The Uncles Logic From Walt Mason Parody Poem
Fragment from Walt Mason style verses recounting a comic floodyard scene and stubborn uncle. The speaker notes mishaps from rain and wind while contemplating family wit and practical jokes that cheekily frame tough times.
Rebel commander seized northern Mexico advancing toward national capital
General Villa claims control of Chihuahua City evacuations by federals leave city open to constitutionalist forces. Rebels press toward Zacatecas and Aguas Calientes two thirds of the way from Chihuahua to Mexico City, with Villa predicting arrival at the National Palace gates within a month.
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Chihuahua City
Zacatecas
Aguas Calientes
Mexico City
Witty snippets and quotes from early 1900s papers
A collage of brief quotes from multiple papers. It mentions cautious men with umbrellas, railway porters overworking tips, purity training at home with Fathers Mather, a New York man’s missing butler stealing $40 in Jews eiry, and political chatter about Bryan and Huerta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cleveland Plain Center
New York
Chicago Record Herald
Sea Weed Refrain Drifts and Meets a Galleon’s Prowl
The fragmented verse follows a drifting seaweed cast by storm winds. It contemplates worthlessness and isolation in a boundless sea before a tide carries it toward a galley’s prow where Columbus and Elisabeth Pullen are invoked in a printed page from St Paul Dispatch.
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Hiener
Columbus
Elisabeth Pullen
St. Paul
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Potofice
Anaconda
N Pws
Montana
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Congress Hotel
Paul—N. St. Marie
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Asenver—Western News Agency
Salt Lake
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitenouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
John W. Graham Co's
Rochester Minn
J.D. Relig
Corner Main
Zumbro Stres
Sebll
Cos
DR. Prank Crane
Nell
Pitteburg Post
Walt Mason
Mexico
Francisco Villa
The
United States
Knabe, Kranich & Bach
DAVIS
the Kimball, Whitney
Ndnze
Scher
Vose
Orton Bros
Nice
Hallet & Davis
Reeser
Melville Clark Apollo
Orton Brothers
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Richard Roe
Spirit of the Press
Chicago News
Baltimore Sun
Father
Professor Mather
New Orleans
Bryan
Hitchcock
Des Moines
Lind
Boss Murphy
Huerta
Boston Transcript
Washington Post
Rae
Barney & Berry
Cole
A. C. M. Hardware House
E. E
Seintley Zasine Delage
Owsley
A. Rauh
Rich & Richter
Main It
South Main Street
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