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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1917

Page

6

Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Layout

Anaconda Montana edition lists publishing details, circulation rates, branch offices, and advertising representation. It names Miriam J Morton Co as foreign advertising rep, gives carrier and mail rates, and lists sales outlets and contact addresses for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.

Btandamd Publishing Company Anacon ‘Ts Bell Phones Anaconda Mont Butte East Broadway Miriam J. Morton Co New York Fifth Avenue Chicago—Tribune Ally and Sundar Ry North America

Butte Seeks Central Y M C A Building Upgrade

Butte raises about 213000 for a Y M C A and now plans to lift the total to 250000 to secure a central, accessible, and attractive building. The goal is a more desirable location and a larger facility serving all young men, with faster completion anticipated.

Butte

Montana Electors Cast Wilson Ballots in Helena

Montana voters did not choose the president directly in November but elected presidential electors. Democratic electors met in Helena and cast ballots for Wilson and Marshall. The Electoral Count Act dictates the February tally by Congress and the Senate president opening certificates on Feb 14 to officially declare the result.

Montana Woodrow Wilson Presient Helena Wilson Marshall Congress Senate Representatives

Businesses urge vote to amend constitution on line-item veto

Business groups across the United States urge a national vote on amending the constitution to allow the president to approve or disapprove specific items within an appropriation bill. The current law requires either full approval or full veto, mixing needed funds with potentially wasteful items.

Chambers of Commerce Boards of Trade United States Congress

Montana and national headlines mix in a cluttered opinion era

An assortment of comments touches on congressional riders and constitutional repair, New York police hunger study, Montana hockey growth, Roosevelt private life, Wall Street sentiment, and Barney Baruch’s trading stance, noting public interest, economic costs, and political tone across cities.

Investigation of alleged leak on peace note draws interest

The inquiry into how early news of the president's peace note reached speculators in stocks is proving of great interest. Observers doubt involvement of prominent officials and suspect a stenographer or clerk as the leak source. Authorities hope the case will be cleared up and a deterrent example set.

Promnenes T Messenger Agal

Hockey Gains Popularity In American Sports Scene

Americans favor sports and enthusiasts drive new games like hockey into national prominence. Baseball remains the dominant national pastime while hockey spreads from major cities as ice skating revival boosts organized athletic clubs.

United States Canada New York

Housewife's Economy in Timeless Washing Methods

Frances Marshall details age old methods for washing fine needlework and lace, arguing no machine can replace careful handwork. She explains a traditional routine using rain water, Castile soap, soda, and curd soap, with step by step rinses, drying, and shaping to keep lace and tatting pristine.

Iran McClure

Handless golfer proves skill on the links

From the New York Times comes a profile of George H. Sutton, a handless golfer who lost both forearms in an accident yet pursued golf after a Chicago mis-hit. He trained with a full outfit and practice to challenge top Windy City players in a remarkable comeback tale.

John Dil Robertson Chicago New York Polles HC. of L New York Times Louis Martucel George H. Sutton Sutton Windyelty

Descartes on the Heart in 17th Century Text

In a 1917 publication Dr W A Evans presents Descartes on the heart noting two heart cavities and connected vessels. He outlines interpretations of the vena cava, pulmonary vein, and arteries, and discusses the arrangement of auricles, valves, and their roles in blood flow. The piece frames historical views on heart anatomy and nerve function.

Descartes Rene Descartes W. A. Evans

War game in Europe may be called on darkness of civilization

Memphis Commercial Appeal reports that the war game in Europe could be halted due to the darkness of civilization, reflecting grim wartime sentiment and calls for pause or reconsideration of ongoing hostilities.

Europe Memphis

Puckish Press Snippets On Politics And Polite Ironies

A collage of quips from across papers mocks political figures and policies. Senator-elect Johnson prompts wit about Washington calls. Switzerland’s quiet election contrasts with America’s noisy debates. Pancho Villa cited as costly bandit. Fryan’s Asheville joke. Cap’n Hobson’s move and Midwest prosperity. Mexico and an American winter resort scheme. Roosevelt policy chatter. Wilson as president and secretary of state in one line. tax ideas teased. alcohol as gasoline rumor. Bryan’s influence joked.

Hughes Hiram Johnson Washington Republian New York Telegraph Switzerland California Ohio Detroit Free Press Pancho Ville Washington Post Fryan Asheville Mont Calm Milwaukee Sentinel Cap'n Hobson Illinois Middle West Charleston News and Courier Mexico St. Louis Globes ‘Democrat

Humor of the Day Fragments From Various Papers

A collage of jokes and quips from multiple papers spans politics, law, science, and daily life. Snappy lines cover electoral college, botany versus floristry, wealth signals, and humorous misreadings in society. The items mix regional editors and famous phrases, reflecting early 20th century humor.

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