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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1914
Page
25
A historical overview notes how deliberate flag insults have sparked diplomatic crises and even wars. It cites cases from Britain United States Canada Bulgaria Serbia and Russia, explaining how apologies and etiquette shaped responses and how flag protocol remains a key peacekeeping factor.
Phil Gillis, longtime Butte resident and Democrat, built wealth through mining brokerage and cigar business. He came West from Michigan, settled in Lewistown, then Butte in 1890, never left the town much, served in the Silver Bow county delegation, and worked in mines, assaying, and cigars before hiring sales staff. He says sudden riches aren’t his aim and prides his varied ventures.
Statistica compiled by the forest service shows annual U S timber production near 45 billion feet. About 25.6 billion feet are manufactured into further products, with the remainder used for rough lumber and related needs. More than half of consumption comes from planing mill products such as flooring and siding, while boxes and crates rank second in wood use.
The fragment lists items such as vehicles, frames, seats, chairs, furniture, novelties, dairymen tools, poultry aids, apiaries, handles, musical instruments, pumps, canes, umbrella sticks, brooms, artificial limbs, and tobacco pipes. It notes an apportionment of wood goods across industries from planing mills to aeroplanes and dry kilns.
The piece traces how men of different ages handle ash while smoking a cigar. It contrasts the young man who guards the ash and smokes quickly with one who flicks it away, with older men who either keep ashes long or remove them to avoid stains, ending with contemplative, ash-guarding behavior reflecting memories of youth.
A Detroit Tribune feature profile of Amarillo Texas rancher who owns 250000 acres lamenting the old days of vast open ranges. He regrets growing settlement and fences, wondering if change and stagnation shape the future and whether people prefer dull monotony or protest.
Describes bilboes as a Madrid origin punishment adopted by colonial courts to restrain offenders. A heavy iron bar with two sliding shackles locked by padlock immobilized prisoners. Sometimes chained to the floor, the device prevented movement and served as a degrading punishment.
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