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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1913

Page

12

Butte Branch Adverts and News Agencies Listing

A fragmented town listing shows Butte branch and various newspaper and news agency offices across major U S cities. It notes addresses for Bell and independent phones, managers, and service bureaus, including New York Chicago Detroit Minneapolis Seattle Portland and Anaconda standard publishing contacts.

New York Hotaline’s Park Broadway Detroit San Francisco United News Agente Los Angeles Kemp's San Diego F. M. Child's News Mercy Co News Co's Orden—Lowe Dror Twenty-Afth Street Seattle Eckhart’s 7Th Avenue Washington Street Portland Bowman News Company

Butte Post Office Gains and Political Forecasts

An extensive year end report notes Butte post office traffic rising over eleven percent and predicts additional carriers and a new clerk effective February. It also mentions an upcoming extraordinary congressional session after President Wilson’s inauguration and shifts in House representation, plus discussion of a proposed pension bill for school teachers and public school service annuities.

Butte foMce Washington Butte Malcolm Econ Nnted

Insurance hikes hit Titanic line amid double rates

Abroad reports say Cunard renewed at higher premiums and White Star, owner of the Titanic, faces near doubling of rates for new business. Insurers shift to cautious risk, limiting large vessels and prompting talk of more coverage for smaller ships.

Cunard Line White Star Inc Titanic Greyhound

Butte progressives move to nonpartisan city ticket

Butte progressives form a committee to meet with other groups and seek a nonpartisan municipal ticket for spring elections. They note a new primary law eliminates party conventions and suggests citizens from all parties nominate candidates via primaries. Other parties urged to follow progressives in conference planning.

Butte Progressives Conference Comteoe

Many Times Bridal Veil Brings Happiness to All

A bridal veil worn by the bride over seven years and linked to twenty relatives marks the family tradition. It has passed through 14 marriages, each viewed as a blessing, with more than 20 relatives awaiting a chance to test the veil's influence.

Hartyakers

Helena Light Price Cut for Residents and Businesses

Special dispatch from Helena January 22 reports the city will implement a reduced electric lighting charge starting February 1. Residence rates fall from 18 to 1 cent per kilowatt and business rates drop from 16 to 2 cents. The 19 percent discount for timely payments remains in effect. In a separate item, a coroner’s jury tied to the Chessakee sinking at Van Anda, British Columbia, on January 7 found Chief Steward Booth and Head Freight Clerk Vaux responsible for the loss of seven lives, while Pilot Robert Wilson was praised for docking the ship in time and Captain Cockle was exonerated.

Se Stannara Helena Vancouver Shusa van Anda British Columbia George Booth Vaux Robert Wilson Cockle

Horsewomen Join Big Suffrage Parade in Washington

A parade feature planned for March in Washington D C will include a troop of noted horsewomen led by Miss Julia Goldsborough and Miss Mary Morgan both blue ribbon riders. Also listed are Mrs Glenna Smith Tinnan and Mrs Churchill Candee with recruits daily joining the display of horsemanship from prominent society riders.

Washington, D. C Julia Goldsborough Mary Morgan Washington Glenna Smith Tinnan Churchill Candee Janet Allen Katherine Elkins Lucille Cherbonier Mary

William Jennings Bryan in Philadelphia on costs of tying

A collection of quips about price rises, opportunity, and ambition features William Jennings Bryan visiting Philadelphia. He chides explainers of high costs while a Salvation Army captain recalls a New York epigram about transgression. A Philadelphia paper notes a farmer’s view on bumper crops and fruit prices.

Wiliam Jennings Bryan Philadelphia Wootn Salvation Army Philadel- Ned New York North American

Pujo tree verses mix satire and politics

A jumble of quips and lampoons from several papers describes political figures and events. It references Taft’s administration, Sulzer, and Sagacious wordplay about a Pujo tree mockingly urging inquiry into monopolies, with varied tone from newspapers like Syracuse Herald and Washington Star.

Witty quips and social jests from urban papers

A mosaic of humorous snippets from various newspapers lampooning modern life. Jokes about money love and living, fashion and manners, with quips from Baltimore Detroit Houston Yonkers and Chicago reflecting early 20th century wit and social air. The column echoes light banter and cultural poke through short lines and jokes.

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