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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
6
A note records STANDARD PUBLIsHING coM PANY Publishers sharoprietors being entered at the Anaconda Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
Local advert lists subscription rates with monthly and annual options and states office branches and newsstand agents across multiple cities. It details addresses for offices in Butte and New York, plus agents in Chicago St Paul San Francisco Seattle Portland Rochester and other locations, with contact points and rates.
Senator Chamberlain hosted a December dinner urging Northwest senators and representatives from Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and Nevada to act in concert on river projects. He argued past town hall style efforts failed and pressed for early completion of work at the Columbia mouth and upstream to the head of navigation to benefit multiple states and the broader region.
A Saturday Evening Post piece by Samuel G Blythe argues that Wilson’s strength rests with the people outside Washington. Voters across the country admire his honesty, intellect, and decisive leadership, preferring a president who dominates policy over one who is controlled by political factions. The article notes New York editors and politicians praising his executive vigor and notes Prendergast’s break with Roosevelt’s third party amid calls for GOP and Progressive amalgamation.
At a Chamberlain dinner Senator Walsh and Senator Brady urged coordinated action among western lawmakers to reform land laws and unlock resources. Secretary Lane backed developing western resources including the Columbia river, coal, water power, and timber, insisting on timely government support.
The text questions whether Mr. Prendergast and other pacificators can halt Tow, suggesting it seems unlikely they can achieve a cessation. The fragment implies skepticism about mediation success and potential obstacles ahead.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer features humorous quips about a man who seeks a square deal yet peeks at the bottom of the deck, mixed with satirical lines on marriage, fashion, public transit, and social manners. The tone resembles a local column of quips and wry social observations.
A collage of snatches from papers quotes about weddings aviators music and theater. It notes misstatements by a Wisconsin entrance exam candidate and a Connecticut misidentification, highlighting playful media errors and public figures.
Dottoress Maria Montessori, a leading European authority on child education, has arrived in the United States to promote the Montessori system among American educators and to compare it with local methods. Her visit aims to share principles and observe schools, signaling interest in reforming early education practices.
A reflective piece argues a man’s true worth lies in what he gives to others not what he accumulates. It frames real property as moral and social capital, warning against valuing self over service. The text touts honor and love as priceless, urging self-denial over personal gain.
The verse contrasts festive abundance with poverty in humble homes. It portrays a year of toil, meager wages, and scarce food as families endure hunger while others celebrate with grand banquets. The poem critiques excess and highlights the dented joys of Christmas and the season.
A collage of light quips and cartoonish lines from various papers includes a husband vowing to bring back a Murillo from Italy, shop floor banter about customer directions, and witty exchanges on money, manners, and verdicts. The fragmentary text also features playful dialogue about fashion, flowers, and friendship.
An exchange hints at a grim local mystery as characters discuss fear of being placed in a grave. The San Francisco Chronicle notes the undertaker’s role in the unfolding situation, signaling a possible homicide inquiry.
A motor bus proprietor in London must meet between fifty and sixty requirements before a license is granted. The long list covers safety, operation, and regulatory compliance, reflecting strict controls on urban transport. The article notes the onerous nature of the licensing process and its potential impact on service.
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