Fragmentary Anaconda Standard Advertisement Clippings
Partial OCR text shows multiple newspaper and advertising clippings from The Anaconda Standard. It mentions publishing offices in New York Chicago and Montana, with various names like Morton Co. and Beattie-Acme News Co. and generic notices about sales and agencies. The fragment lacks a cohesive event or person-centered narrative.
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Standard Publishing Company
Puliana Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
Dept. Foreign Advertising
Warnar
Morton Co
New York-Iifin Avenue
Cricago- Tribune
Montana
New York
Park Row
Hiehip
Broadway
Grote
Pasi
J.D Kenly
Weatern
East Lake
Emma von Patt
Treen News
Seetienwrnineye
Beattie-Acme News Co
Gceidesial
Butte Population Surges While Promising Reform Continues
The article notes a growing Butte population due to mining work and cross‑state arrivals since prohibition began nearby. It cautions newcomers to respect Montana laws, praising local officials and a clean up of the town. It also mentions four New York Republican presidential hopefuls and their status.
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Butte
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Colorado
Spokane
Seat- Me
Denver
Montana
Hutte
Seattle
First investigation targets gasoline price in Congress
Congress begins its first inquiry of the session into gasoline prices, noting past investigations have run up costs with little result. A new book about Arthur J. Shores, an outspoken Montana figure, praises his wit and legal boldness, recounting his battles with railroad interests and his daring courtroom feats.
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Congress
Moniis
Whitman Boom Revived As New York Gop Presidential Prospect
New York Republicans show growing preference for Governor Whitman as a presidential candidate. Roosevelt remains a distasteful option for many in the party, while Senator Root and Senator Wadsworth fail to gain broad progressive or public enthusiasm. The Hushes name lacks Justice consent, leaving Whitman as the favored fallback among old-line Republicans unless a more viable contender emerges before the national convention.
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Roosevelt
New York
Wadsworth
New York State
Birds to Sanctuarize Cemeteries Nationwide
The National Association of Audubon Societies urges converting all U S cemeteries into bird sanctuaries. Proposals include banning firearms and disturbing animals, encouraging berry feeding, placing foods, nest-building material, and protective shrubbery. The plan, backed by vigorous pursuit, aims to leverage over a million acres of cemeteries for improved bird life.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
United States
Penny Ante Club offers sharp ironical humor on life
The book The Penny Ante Club, published in 1916, surveys topics from marriage liberty to doctors' experiments and legal morals with ironical humor. It aims at men who have played penny ante or enjoy "man talk" and promises relatable, frank reflections for lawyers, doctors, authors, and life insurance agents alike.
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Neighbor Jones
Smith
Brown
Robinson
Prolific political curiosities and war end moves recalled
The writeup lampoons figures and factions around 1916 politics. It notes a mass movement against the war gaining steam, Ford’s controversial crusade, and supporters growing anxious about prospects at Chicago. References to Roosevelt’s bandwagon and Chancellor Day of Syracuse appear amid a stream of satirical lines.
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Chicago
Jon
H-Re
Roosevelt
Chancellor Day
Syracuse
Henry Ford
Milton Ued
Madne
Commission costs and air pollution report critique
How to Keep Well author critiques a report on smoke abatement and terminal electrification. He notes commissions funded by railroads, biased conclusions on pollution, and varying public versus private expense. The piece questions value, accuracy, and the ease of action versus cost in improving ventilation, milk control, and track elevation.
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Trical Traction
Neen
Lake Michigan
Cr Ater
Vice Commission
Milk Commission
New York Milk Committee
Ventilation Commission
Lane Fourth Association
Electrification Commission
Chicago
Bune. Ees
Press notes on political commentary and editorials
The fragment compiles opinions from multiple papers on the 1912 presidential scene. It mentions Republicans lacking a full presidential candidate, editorials from the Chicago Post and New York Herald, and remarks about Roosevelt Fairbanks and Cap’n War efforts.
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Cotone
New York Herald
Cap'n
Columbia State
Oyster Bay
Indiana
Fairbanks
Teodore Roosevelt
Louisville Courier-Journal
Climb the ladder of success for aspiring film actresses
A veteran speaker counsels girls seeking stardom that only effort and realism unlock moving picture work. She warns against imitation and haste, stresses training and honesty about experience, and notes directors judge quickly. The piece discusses letters from readers and plans to publish a photoplay writing guide for ambitious amateurs.
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Miss Pickford
Ming
Iater T
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Tiusinees
Tottere
Corr
Whitman Again
Tystice Hughes
Root
North
Whitman
J. S Homes
Arthur J. Shores
Great Northern Railroad
Great Falls
Amalgamated Copper Company
Mr. Shores
Vale of Tears
Brother Shores
Helena
Senate
Nimrod
John
Shores
Amalgamated
Heinze
Haiti
Swale
England
John Barleycorn
George W. Perkins
Charley
Sonning
Mexico
Europe
Flanders
Pickering
Harvard
Eek Tt
Wilson
General Villa
New York Legislature
National Congress
Baltimore
Kansas Journal
Louisville Courier Journal
Cleveland Plain Denter
Tommy
Funny Star
Callaghan
Schwarts
Schwartz
Vell
Make Smith
Georgia
Berlin
Sayville Wirelels
Sayville
Bull Moore
Germany
White Plains
N. C
Osborne
W. A. Evans
Embags
Spirit
Michigan
Washington Post
Sur
Elka
Chicago Post
Milwaukee Sentinel
Joe Cannon
Detroit
Scotland
Rochy
Walinay
Ortara
Mary Ajoid
M's. Pickford
Wil
Etmus
Our
Statia
Miss Blank
G. K
Motion Picture’ News
Motion Picture World
Motography
Moving Picture
Elizabeth BR
Mariana
Teeny Katy
Pyrig’t
McClure ‘Newspaper Syndicate
Dilley Basins
Rice, Fulton & Ma
Manhattan
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