Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Notices
The Anaconda Standard publishing info lists subscrip tion rates, office addresses in Butte and Anaconda, and telephone numbers. It notes sale points outside Montana and a list of city news stands with partner agents in New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco Denver and more.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Park
Broadway
Detroit
Diego
E. M. Child's
Ows
Area
Denver
The Busy Season and Taft a Weighty Tale
The column urges shopping in the early hours before Christmas to ease clerks and stock checks, and to read ads for gifts. It also reports on former President Taft losing seventy pounds in nine months, describing recovery, energy, and clarity, with cautions about quacks.
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Wil
Eihoee
Eand
New Haven
Tatt
Mr. Taft
Wiliam Howard ‘Taft
White House
Thinner
Taft
Brooklyn Eagle
Divorces Rise in Silver Bow County Record Year
Silver Bow County courts show 233 decrees granted in the past year, a peak in the county's history. About 60 percent cite desertion or abandonment, 35 percent cruelty, and 5 percent adultery as the causes. The trend reflects a nationwide rise in divorces and diminished marriage stability.
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Silver Bow County
Bat
Umiahruagya
Silver Bow
Democrats Ignore One Term Plank Amid Wilson Nomination
The article notes Democrats likely ignore the single term plank in the next ticket while progressives push it. Republicans pay little heed as they seldom honor platform pledges. It recalls Roosevelt’s third term bid and predicts Wilson’s renomination unless currents change.
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Repubicans
Wilson
Roosevelt
La Follette Breaks With Wilson Over Reappointment
Senator La Follette, once firm in supporting President Wilson, now vows to oppose the president if he refuses to reappoint Judge Clements to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He warns a parting of the ways and vows to do his utmost to defeat the president.
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la Follette
Wilson
Senate
Wisconsin
Judge Clements
Intestate Commerce Commission
Butte Business Leaders Weigh Abolishing Racing
The Butte chamber of commerce discussed banning local races with plans for an open meeting Friday. Officials note reform efforts and earlier city actions, while cautioning that abolition would require broad support and legislative steps, with backing from business interests and moral reform advocates.
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Butte Cha Ber of Commerce
Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Hutte
Flat Aeeaton
Oldest Judge on the Commission Contested Appointment
A fragmented editorial note questions confirming any one but Judge Clements, a Georgia native and the commission's oldest member. It suggests the president may pick someone else, with La Follette doubting a Georgian appointment amid political turmoil and foggy conditions in Salt Lake.
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Jenate
Clements
Clements Halle
Georgin
Jude
Hae
Tomether
Clement
Henator la. Folfette
Mt See
Perfect? A gag about absolute accuracy and perfection
A quip filled piece discusses the idea of perfection in objects and power. An evangelist recalls an old woman and asks for anyone known perfect, while a Pittsburg mechanic, John A Brash ear, supposedly says no machine can be absolutely perfect yet could approximate with a ruler accurate to sixty four of an inch for about 40 dollars.
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John A. Brashear
Pittsburg
Super
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Heaven
Mister Devil
Luke
Whyson
Sedlitz
Lucid Fragments of Opinion and Social Snaps from Cincinnati
A collage of quips and musings on gender, morality, money, and social norms. The pieces reference women’s bodies, wealth, religious behavior, dancing, motherhood, and family roles in a humorous editorial style. It blends satire with social observation from a 19th or early 20th century tone, featuring Luke M’Luke’s暗 voice and assorted maxims.
Washington social war ends with War Secretary's wife luncheon
A social rift in Washington over wives of Cabinet members not socializing with wives of House members was resolved when Mrs. Lindley Garrison hosted a luncheon for the New Jersey delegation wives. The act is seen as a concession by Cabinet wives and ends the tensions.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Lindley Garrison
Secretary of War
New Jersey
Walt Mason Highlights Germs and Courage in Humorous Verse
The poem reflects on why humans endure unseen germs and continue living boldly. It contrasts fear of microscopic threats with everyday resilience, suggesting a carefree attitude toward unseen dangers and a focus on life, love, and joy despite hazards.
Fragmented quotes on economy and culture from era papers
A collage of brief newspaper quips discusses prosperity in cotton country, rising living costs, cigarette price hikes, a joke about hens and eggs, chromatic scale potential in music, admonitions about hash melodies, smart people making their own advice, Mexican capital calmness, and Huerta collapsing miracles in ideas.
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Chicago ‘News
Humorous Quips From Newspapers Across Towns
A collage of light lines from London Opinion Birmingham Age-Herald and Boston Transcript jokes. Punchy quips on doctors skeletons egotism and late night alibis arc across the page with playful banter among editors and readers.
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London
Dobbs
Birmingham Age-Herald
Landers
Tushman
Boston Transcript
Sean
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