Butte and Nations Mark New Year With Quiet Festivity
The city and many others welcomed the new year with orderly revelry and no riotous scenes. Across the country crowds celebrated calmly, while editorials praise confidence in and the coming administration. A note on Butte’s Mountain newspaper sale to J. H. Durston signals a local media transition as the Daily Post prepares to debut. The piece also surveys immigration trends to Argentina, Canada, and Australia, and analyzes the 1912 US election results, noting shifts among parties and suffrage gains. It also outlines plans for a joint Gettysburg anniversary by federal and state governments.
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Butte Mountain
J. H. Durston
The
Daily Post
Butte
Mountain
Montana
Butte Daily Post
Durston
Standard
Qwange
Ameria
Argentine
Repubite
Picures
Inez
Southern Republic
Europe
Canada
Australia
House of Representatives
S Mowth
Senate
Mi Ures
New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
California
Socialist Party
Wilson
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Gettysburg
United States
Pennsyvania
Grand Republic
Wisconsin
New Jersey
New York
Legislative Assembly
Montana considers first steps of fraud prevention law
A proposed early bill in the Montana legislature aims to block flimsy investment schemes by requiring securities offerings to be vetted with a bank commissioner's certificate. The Kansas model calls for detailed business disclosures, not state guarantees, to shield the public from fraud amid widespread mail and investment scams described by federal officials.
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Montana
Kansas
Kansan
Mirreprenenta
Natonal
Atringent
Wlident Chem
Th Post Office Department of
United States
Ineyectors
Kanaas Io
Anaconda Standard Publishing Co Advertisement Notice
Public notice listing advertising offices and circulation details for the Anaconda Standard Publishing Co. Includes address, subscription rates, and contact information for multiple regional agents and newsstands across Montana and other cities.
Nasreddin Hoja Tales Across Turkish Humour and Wit
The piece recounts Nasreddin Hodja stories from Ak Shehir and beyond, highlighting his popular humor at court and among peasants. It notes famous episodes like the kettle sale to Tamburlaine and the moon rescue, plus sermons and encounters that reveal his cleverness and moral undertones.
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Adoni
Nasreddin Hoja
Nasreddin
Ak-Shehir
Aria Minor
Durlalne
Nase Stain
Hosa
Nasreddin§ Hoja
Tamburlaine
Nasre@din Hora
Ike
Allah
States to Meet on Alien Insane Problem Relief Plan
Fifteen states are to discuss eliminating the burden of caring for mental defectives admitted to the United States. New York Governor Dix announces the invitation and Dr. Spencer L. Dawes will convene a meeting with representatives from Maine New Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland West Virginia Tennessee Kentucky South Carolina Indiana and Illinois to back proposed federal legislation.
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New York
Congress
Dix
Spencer L. Dawes
Albany
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Masachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
Indiana
Illinois
Shrewd buyers seek quality in cheap piano purchases
Buyers weigh value in inexpensive piano purchases with attention to tone, touch, and build. Even at tiny prices, quality matters to avoid short life and poor performance, prompting careful selection of instruments and brands.
Nasreddin Hoja Tales Of Irony And Wit From Old Stories
A collection of Nasreddin Hoja anecdotes featuring ironies at feasts, coat boosts, and misadventures with neighbors and watchmen. The tales blend humor with gentle philosophy, showing Hoja’s clever yet imperfect nature.
Thief chased by crowd through busy street
A group runs through a street shouting they pursue a thief. A man named Hoa joins the chase with another unnamed bystander guiding the effort toward a likely turn where the culprit may appear. The scene shows urgent pursuit and local crowd involvement.
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Hoa
Signboards for French horse butchers limit meat to mules
The article notes French horse butchers must display signs of the meat they sell and may not trade in other meats, except mule and donkey meat. It adds that horseflesh is sometimes passed off as donkey meat to mislead unwary customers who prefer the latter.
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Shrohammedan
Iid
Martek
Huttt Nasreddin Hoja
Aneedote
British Columbia
John A. Lomax
University of Texas
American Folklore Society
Harvard
Tanas
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Montana
America
Canada
United States
New York Times
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Derao
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Lorsky” Law
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William 1. ‘Taft
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Welson
McNamara Brothers
Bryan Cris
Walters
Turkey
Bulgaria
Castro
Mr. Bryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Balkan
Mars Henry
Cipriano Castro
Balkan States
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Los Angeles
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Digge
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Anaconda
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Butte Brandti
Bell Phone
Morton
York
Fifth Avenue
Hartford Building
Stagison and
Dearborn Streets
Sal
Hotaline
Park Thirty-eighth
Troadway
rolt—Metropolitan News Co
Ile Clear
Minneaports
M. J. Kavanaugh
Byatt United News
Angeles
Kemp's
Diego
F. M. Child
Wer
Western
Lake City
Medilus & Ludwie
Lowe Bros
Andard Publishing
Mont
Ne Redain
Tam Durlaine
Pawo
Hoja
Nawredain
Janlal
Tor
Akhehe
Wasy
Jorn Aydix
House of Quality
Howard Music CO
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Zane Oleg
Ward
Jewe
Baitzao Rice, Fulton & May
Alhambra Hot Springs
Great Northern
Larke
J. Sullivan
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