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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
6
The Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana advertises subscription rates and mailing options. It lists rates for weekly, monthly, and yearly service and notes the publication office at Broadway and Main Street, with contact details for the Rochester News Agency and Zane Gin Cage Ban Branchen.
The piece argues German coastal shells could bring war home to England, suggesting bombardments may mark a broader North Sea conflict. It notes doubt about whether this is a general engagement or a sneaked attack. It forecasts a likely enlistment stimulus as English readers realize the war’s reach beyond the continent.
The Joshers club, long aiding Butte residents, hosts an evening entertainment to raise funds for local charity. Tickets sold tonight support year round relief, with organizers noting the group helped many needy families anonymously over the years. Proceeds fund winter assistance and essential gifts for homes in need.
Prominent figures who spurred last summer riot actions in Butte face consequences for dynamiting buildings and deporting miners. The community learns a clear lesson that law and order cannot be trifled with, and authorities will enforce repercussions.
The piece argues that Silver Bow County can no longer tolerate lawlessness tied to political protection. It credits a firm stand by officers for restoring law, notes the need for duty over party, and warns offenders will be punished, with juries drawn from other counties if necessary. It also cites a federal reclamation report showing Montana projects progressing but far from completion.
The text discusses a cockatrice as a basilisk type noted for a comb like a rooster, citing Thomas Browne's illustration of the creature and his argument for its existence.
Practical cauliflower dishes for winter, including plain boiled florets dressed with cheese and butter, baked preparations with cream sauce and grated cheese, and frying in light batter. Notes suggest cold cauliflower used in stuffing, shells, or salads with salt pepper oil and lemon juice. Copyright 1914 McClure Syndicate.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer reflects on old fashioned manners and present social quirks. It jokes about hats, windows, tailors, the laundry, doctors, and even miners in South Africa, highlighting shifting customs and humorous observations with a dated newspaper voice.
A collage of clipped remarks from various papers highlights debates on prohibition sincerity campaigns ethics and leadership. It mentions Bryan candidacy spending claims cabinet ethics post and Mexico election intrigue while noting figures like Lamar and Zapata in volatile political chatter.
A fragmentary collage of humorous anecdotes and sketches. An ice man earns praise with careful service on a hot day, a Sunday School boy misstates a Golden Text, and a Pennsylvania farm couple’s railway trip ends with a missing husband on the platform. Descriptions are light and rustic, with quirky dialogue and local color.
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