Anaconda Standard Advertising Directory Details
The notice provides publishing and advertising details for The Anaconda Standard with information on offices, representation, and press locations in New York Chicago and other cities. It lists subscription rates and contact arrangements for Montana readers and national advertising agents and mentions agencies in Rochester Denver San Francisco and San Francisco network.
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Butte Imperial Election Notice on Sewer Bonding
Registration closes for the imperial election to decide whether Butte shall bond itself for sewer construction in the lower district. About 100 names registered. observers note roughly twenty percent favor or oppose, eighty percent indifferent amid city and county indebtedness and plans for school district bonds and a new jail and courthouse. If all vote and the split is close, outcome hinges on roughly ten percent of taxpaying voters.
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Admiral Scott says air and sub warfare threaten battleships
The British admiral Percy Scott argues that submarines and aircraft render the battleship obsolete and costly. He warns coast defenses now observable by air would reduce Dreadnought utility. American Rear Admiral Fiske counters subs are not yet ready to supplant surface ships.
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Death of Judge Horace Harmon Lurton
The sudden passing of Supreme Court Justice Horace Harmon Lurton removes a distinguished jurist born February 26, 1844 in New York. A longtime Tennessee resident, he was Taft appointee to the high court, served as chancellor and chief justice in Tennessee, was a U.S. circuit judge from 1890 to 1908, taught constitutional law at Vanderbilt, and held the Vanderbilt deanship before his 1900s Supreme Court appointment.
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New York
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Taft
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Sixth Judicial Circuit
Vanderbilt University
United States Supreme Court
The Suffrage Fight in Washington Fades
A long running campaign by women for canal suffrage appears doomed as Congress seems unlikely to submit a woman suffrage amendment to the states. President Wilson urged states to decide the issue, a view shared by many public figures, while some disciplined leaders refuse to accept this. Western women who already enjoy suffrage had extended the push.
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Fragmentary OCR notes on equal suffrage debate in states
The text contains garbled phrases about Western women and the president's view on equal suffrage. It references discussions of state movements toward suffrage, but the fragmentary wording impedes clear identification of individuals, events, or dates.
Butte and Its Future Vision Of Growth And Rail Linkages
The article argues Butte's fate is tied to mining yet shows growth beyond one industry. It highlights new rail and manufacturing potential, expanding warehouses and housing, and plans for the Southern Montana railroad to connect Big Hole valley. The piece notes agricultural prospects nearby and the city’s rising independence driven by outside investment and new enterprise.
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Untitled Butte Land Opportunity Prompts Government Study
The article describes thousands of uncultivated acres around Butte north south and east with valuable but untitled lands. It suggests irrigation potential and urges government agricultural experts to assess adaptability and promote future farming, warning that decisive action now could benefit local companies and residents.
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Alan
Elcome
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Fractured Verse Missing Sense of Wealth and Wages
The poem mocks financial ruin and hunger as a speaker contemplates plowing and labor under strain. It laments busted fortunes and hollow pride while contrasting wealth with hardship and unkept promises. The speaker ridicules those who chase money at the expense of dignity.
A Woman's Idea of a Event Tragedy and Mockery
From the Cincinnati Enquirer a fragmentary column mocks social vanity and marriage norms. It cites jokes about hair, hats, and innocence, and laments male indifference while noting the sting of everyday phrases about love, prayer, and effort.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Fragmented Thought Speech on Money and Marriage Roles
A rough, fragmentary passage reflects views on wealth, gender and marital happiness. It contrasts a husband's generosity with growing disdain for domestic life and social expectations, mentioning women’s adornment and the strain of constant home life.
Household econom y tips on vegetables and cooking
Household columnist Marshall answers reader questions on economy and cooking. Tips cover peeling tomatoes with boiling water, cooking greens without water, and avoiding overcooking beans beets peas spinach and cucumbers to preserve flavor and nutritive value.
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Tod Valle
Wetherland
SRE York
Macaroni Pudding Fritter Mixture Recipe
A vintage recipe card describes making macaroni pudding and fritter mix. It lists ingredients such as flour baking powder salt sugar butter macaroni and egg. The method outlines breaking macaroni, boiling slowly, then combining with sugar eggs and butter before baking until browned.
Billy Pig and Billy Goat Clash Over Dinner
A 1914 children's tale centers on Billy Pig and Billy Goat who quarrel over a fielded dinner. Pig sneaks a look, goat plots, and a prank ends with Pig falling into hot soup as Goat laughs atop the wall. The story ends with moralizing about greed.
Humor of the Day Tromboning War and Witty Exchanges
A collage of quips from newspapers and periodicals. Jests touch on Europe politics war in Mexico and patriotic themes. A mix of banter about voting sufrage and a bank plaza scare balanced with light reflections on optimism pessimism and social manners.
Quaint and Curious Army Logistics and Signals
The German army uses baskets to transport shells and partridges. A new wireless station at Fort Myer near Washington reaches beyond a thousand miles. Jack pine trees planted a decade ago in Nebraska sand hills have grown large enough to yield fence posts, while Russian railroads guard the seas and…
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Fort Myer
Washington
Nebraska
Trees and Youth: U S Forest Nurseries Plan Growth
The report notes soaking poles to stave decay and cites U S forest nurseries capacity of about 25 million young trees. It cites Austrians estimating population, France’s record commerce, and taxes in Tottenville. It mentions trees for school beautification and Chico State Normal’s project to supply and lay out gardens.
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Brea
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Chico State Normal School
Chico
New Cuban Minister to the United States Named
Dr Carl de Cespedes named Cuba's minister to the United States. Son of a revolutionary leader, he studied in America and Europe, earned a law doctorate, and wrote several books. A former deputy in Havana's lower chamber and provincial governor of Santiago, he is forty three.
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Intellectual Cocktails of Knowledge and Immigrant Echoes
Owen Kildare argues that true knowledge cannot be learned by mingling alone but must be rooted in childhood among diverse peoples. He cites figures like Tarael Zangwill, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Robert Burns, James Whitcomb Riley, and Frederic Mistral to illustrate how early impressions shape character, noting how youth lingers and memory returns in old age.
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New York
Tarael Zangwill
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Robert Burns
James Whitcomb Riley
Indiana
Frederic Mistral
Provence
Jack Falstaff
Press Voices Rally for a Patient Roost in Roosevelts Era
Columns from multiple papers mock the political scene with quips about Roosevelt, Clark, and suffrage, noting doctors’ cautions, social debates, and the idea that political ambitions collide with public needs in a lively early 20th century press roundtable.
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