Anaconda Standard Publishing Details and Addresses
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists subscription rates and mailing details, noting Second-Class Mail Matter. It provides advertising networks and news agency connections across major cities, including New York, Detroit, Chicago, Kansas City, San Diego, Salt Lake, Portland, Spokane, and Rochester, with contact notes and office addresses in Anaconda, Montana.
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Pant Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffice
Anaconda
New York
Hotatine
Park
Detroit
Metronautan News Co
Gomer Woodwind
Michigan
Ghicaan
Congress
St Paw
St. Marie
Phay Red Pioe Anacies
Kemn
Sen
Diego Forchnd's
Salt Lake
Milns & Ludwig's
Portland
O'Mara News Co
East Anh
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Peret
Whitnes
Portiana Rowman
Company
Rochester
Minn
Dy Kelly
Sormee 1
Zumbro Etre Ev
Narviatensr
Joshers club brings aid to Butte families at Christmas
In Butte the Joshers' club continues a Christmas charity tradition begun years ago by young men who leave staple foods at poor families doors. Each season the group distributes beef pork flour potatoes and coal to those in need, a practice growing in scope as the years pass.
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Butte
Ormon
Joshers’ Club
Dean
Sts
The Holiday Trade
Merchants report exceptionally stocked stores and strong values in Christmas goods. Buyers may still find good selections on the last day, with early shopping reducing clerk fatigue and speeding the process by consulting the Standard's ads.
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Standard
New York Direct Primary Rules Outline Signatures
The article explains New York primary law requiring petition signatures to place a candidate on the primary ballot. It notes the largest vote getter at the primary wins the party nomination for the general election. It lists signature thresholds: 3,000 for U.S. Senate or statewide offices, 1,000 for certain counties or second class cities, with variations by district class and enrollment. The text indicates ballot position is determined by designation rules.
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New York
United States
Election Commission Sets Primary Candidate Drawing Date
The text outlines that commissioners will notify candidates to appear for the drawing of lots at a designated time. Candidates are grouped by office and by party. The process marks the party nominating occasion for the primary.
Debate on government ownership of telegraphs and liquor ban
The article discusses Burleson and Wilson's views on federal ownership of telegraph and telephone lines, with Congress likely to study feasibility before action after elections. It also covers Prohibition efforts, the constitutional amendment process, and the severity of penalties for automobile accidents, noting jury perspectives and recent cases in Louisville.
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Festmaster
Burleson
Congress
Wilson
Postmaster General
Woman suffrage and residence battles in Chicago’s courts
The article discusses suffrage activists clashing with residence proofs to challenge voter eligibility for women and possibly male vagrants. It notes doubts about reform, fears of strengthening machines, and the potential impact on ward power if courts curb using dives as residence bases.
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Chicago
The Epics of Firemen and Golfers in Short Tales
The fragmentary column mixes anecdotes from fireside courage to golf talk. It recalls a Massachusetts fire run with a horse drawn charge to halt at the barracks, a Quay boat dash with an Irish whip, Philadelphian speaker George Wharton remarks, and Miss Gladys Ravenscroft the golf champion recalling a crusty Scot caddie who advised keeping steady.
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Ireland
Pat
Gladys Ravenscroft
Willington
Royal Game
Saedeiinee
Religion and science shaping future spiritual faith
A speaker argues that modern science and psychology enhance moral progress and honest inquiry within religion. He warns against clinging to outdated authority, urging believers to embrace scientific understanding as a tool to build a humane, just society and a future religion grounded in human experience.
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Lesa
Make Somebody Happy Today Song by Walt Mason
The verse urges daily effort to lift others from gloom and despair. It calls readers to act with kindness and provide comfort, noting that making someone happy keeps Christmas alive in spirit and memory. The poem emphasizes finding those in need, offering aid, and spreading joy through simple acts of sympathy.
Luke M'Luke Sheds Light On Inventor Tales
From the Cincinnati Enquirer a caricatured critique of publicity around inventors and uplift sermons. It mocks self promoting lecturers and double standards in credulity, noting tension between claims and outcomes while sparking reflections on scams and old remedies.
Fragmented Quotations on Society and Rules of Life
A collage of aphorisms and jumbled phrases criticizes social norms and gender roles. The text mocks capitalist greed, youth ideals, and romantic clichés while referencing heredity and public perception. It reads like a satirical column fragment from a bygone era.
Humor Snippets From Periodical Quips and Quirks
A string of lighthearted lines from 1910s era papers with banter on influenza, barber talk, manners at home, seaside hotel chats, and family discipline. The jokes mix social irony and everyday figures like mothers, conductors, and the Flaherty Casey exchange, preserving a snapshot of humor and dialogue from the time.
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London
Boston
Washington Herald
Ladies’ Home Journal
Seashore Hotel
Casey
Dennis Flaherty
Santa Spanks Dorn-Roeter Twins In Lippincott Tale
A whimsical Christmas memory scene unfolds as Gretchen and Jacob Dornhoefer stumble through a night with four tiny shoes by the fire. Santa arrives and an unexpected prank with a mouse trap leads to a playful, old time moral moment in a Lippincott’s style tale.
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Cob
Greteh
Dohnhoefer
Kris Kingle
Gretchen
Ana
Jacob
Darnhoefer
Santa Claus
Banta
Ike “Tam
Dorn- Roeter Twins
Fragmented quotes spin a tangled 1913 press scene
A collage of era headlines and quips captures evolving public discourse. References to Chinese restaurant employment, surgical advances, Darwin, tango, and political figures show a mosaic of sentiment. The miscellany reflects press voices weighing diplomacy, science, culture, and elections.
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House of Congress
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Cparatte
California
Demaar
Zane Smith Grocery. Co
Owsley
Mont
Rice, Fulton & May
Spirit of the Press
State Department
Cleveland
New York World
Congressimen
Milwaukee
Dr. Cook
Vaudsville
Houston P
Darwin
St. Louis Republic
Iva
Huerta
Villa
Milwaukee News
Spokane Expert School Business
Court Reporting Company Proprietors
Raymond P. Kelley
Jones Bidg
Shokan
Fair Brug and Assay Supply Co
East Park Street
Edward Carson
Ulster Indemnity Fund
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