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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1913
Page
6
No. 4 No. 115 No. 48 No. 116
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Butteranch Public Notice in New York Office Ad
Public notice fragment mentions Butteranch and addresses in New York City. References contact points including East Broadway and Fifth Avenue Tribune Building with Morton as manager for foreign advertising. Details are incomplete and require context.
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Broadway
Bell
Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Tribune
Standard Publishing Company Adreses Public Notices?
The text lists various news agencies and their street addresses across cities including New York Detroit Chisago St Paul Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland Rochester and others. It ends with directions to address all general business letters to the Standard Publishing Co. Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Michigan
Chisago—Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St
Kemp News Agency
Seon di
F. M. Child's
Denver
Wetern
Salt Lake
Mecullis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Linda Bros
Spokane
Cohlin W. Graham Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhbart
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
R Bowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
J. D. Kelly
Umbr
Cocompany
Anaconda
Mont
Tax postponement fight over income levy delays start
Debate centers on retroactivity and constitutional safeguards as Senator Root proposes delaying the income tax until law is enacted. If his amendment fails, the tax would begin after final passage, potentially not until September or October, shifting the start date from March 1. The issue hinges on whether collecting taxes before the act’s enactment constitutes retroactive legislation under the constitutional ban.
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Root
United States
Senate
Wilson selects Lamb as ambassador to Mexico in peace plan
Washington press source reports President Wilson intends John E. Lamb of Indiana as American ambassador to Mexico to mediate between Provisional President Huerta and General Carranza. The plan, aligned with Wilson's Latin American stance, seeks a mass-supported government and a fair election with potential American election judges if a settlement is reached. Both factions distrust each other, boosting appeal for impartial supervision.
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Washington
The
Chicago Tribune
Wilson
John E. Lamb
Indiana
Mexico
Harry Lane Wilson
Huerta
Carranza
Impartial Election Proposed For Southern Republic
The article discusses an American suggestion for a fully impartial election in the southern republic. It envisions an inauguration soon after hostilities end and calls for a popular choice on merit to end unrest and prevent anarchy amid Huerta’s pledge to hold elections once fighting stops.
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Huerta
American bid wins Davis Cup surge shows bright tennis era
The Davis Cup victory marks a high point for American tennis as Maurice McLoughlin and a rising Californian star lead a triumphant series amid growing international participation. British climate and UK holders challenge, while Americans anticipate defending next year on American shores.
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America
Dwight F. Davis
Doherty Brothers
England
Yankees
Atlantic
Maurice McLoughlin
Mothers pensions expand in Washington with 300 applications
Seattle reports 300 applications for mothers pensions under state law aiding mothers deprived of support and with dependent children. About half meet the criteria. ten pensions granted, three denied, others awaiting investigation. Interest grows in Montana as states consider similar plans amid the trend in social welfare legislation.
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Seattle
Washington
Montana
Thia
The New Railroad Spur In Idaho Sparks Pact Plans
The Idaho Statesman reports Southern Pacific and Union Pacific leaders met in San Francisco to curb Western Pacific expansion by proposing a line from a point on their networks into southern Idaho. The Big Hole and Snake River valleys have long awaited rail access for development.
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Western Pacific
Montana
Idaho
Idaho Statesman
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Southern Idaho
Great Big Hole
Snake River
Promising Territory for Railroad Expansion Highlighted
A writer argues that construction in this territory offers great potential for railroad development. The broader the network, the better, as the untapped region could yield substantial profits for those enabling its access to global markets.
Crouch Receives Doctor of Divinity Honor
The Missoulian notes that C. D. Crouch, pastor of the Methodist church at Stevensville, has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Divinity by a western college. Once a faithful Standard employee in Anaconda, he devoted himself to the ministry and has become a leading clergyman in Montana, respected by peers and the state.
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C. D. Crouch
Stevensville
Western College
Crouch
Anaconda
Montana
Salt beds blamed for bacteria in salt supplies
French bacteriologist M Andouard warns that salt may harbor microbes from sea water and bed processing. Gray salt used for cooking carries more germs than fine salt, with about 2400 microbial colonies per gram remaining after processing. He urges refining, sterilization, and clean packing to prevent health risks including botulinus in salt liquor.
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New York
M. Andouard
Paris
Lancet
M. van Ermengem
Cableway Proposed for Mount Blanc Lift System
Plans outline a four section cable car to ascend Mount Blanc with two cars carrying 20 passengers each. The first section rises 653 meters over two kilometers across 27 towers, gradients from 8 to 15 percent, to be completed by 1914. The route continues to Glacier des Bossons, Premier Arete, and Col du Midi with gradients up to 67 percent and total rises of 740 meters plus. The system uses parallel hauling cables, 64 mm and 32 mm, and cars operate in counterbalance on an endless haul rope.
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Europe
Mount Blanc
Glacier Des Bossons
Premiere Arete
Col du Midi
Intellectual Cocktails on Laughter and Life’s Power
The piece argues that true laughter goes beyond jokes to express life’s vitality. It likens childlike glee to a life current and describes adult mirth as a spiritual gleam when truth and nature reveal themselves. It warns against stern truths lacking hidden mirth.
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God
Turn on the Tide by Henry Van Dyke
Poem excerpt from Outlook expresses tides in harbor and sea travel as a metaphor for longing freedom. It contrasts bold sunlit tide and slow ebb with ships at anchor and a heart drawn to sea and land, ending with a note of love and home.
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Love
Henry van Dyke
Witty extracts from humor column snippets
A collection of light quips and jokes from various papers. The items joke about marriage, finances, banquets, and social mischief with quick punchlines and playful banter. Names and places appear in briefQuoted exchanges reflect era style humor.
Washington Banker Sued for Absolute Divorce
Mrs. Martha Tyson Magniy Jordan sues her husband Bildridge B. Jer dan Jordan, a Washington banker, for absolute divorce on grounds of neglect and improper conduct with unnamed persons in Baltimore and New York. The Jordans, married October 7, 1903, are prominent in Washington society. he formerly presided over United States Trust Company and was a top Wilson Inaugural Committee candidate. He joined Manual Alliance Trust Company of New York as vice president last April.
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Martha Tyson Magniy Jordan
Bildridge B. Jerdan
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Jordan
United States Trust Company
Wilson
House Committee
District of Columbia
Manual Alliance Trust Company
New York City
The Ballad of Jimpson and the Honest Tom
Walt Mason contrasts Jimpson the crook with Tom Teller the honest banker. The poem laments sensational press crime coverage while praising everyday integrity, noting many upright men unseen by sensational headlines and questioning media bias and public perception.
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James Jimpson
Jim
Tom Teller
Newspaper Snippets Reflect Wit and Warnings Across Cities
A collage of quips and observations cites civic worries about Vesuvius in the danger zone and playful jibes about drinking, deodorizing onions, bank balances, aged eggs, Scottish engineers, cliff dwellings, Poe taverns, and spelling reform. Public voices from Cleveland, New Orleans, Chicago, Milwaukee, New York, and Boston mix humor with local concerns.
Facts and Fancies in Social Life Silhouettes
The piece surveys social quirks and witty maxims about marriage, romance, and gender roles. It notes the bachelor as a frequent suspect, a mother’s sleep talk, a raspberry picker’s endurance record, and rules on widowers seeking new brides, all reflecting lighthearted vintage attitudes.
Oddball Gag and Jokes Span Light News Bits
A string of light anecdotes unfolds from Cleveland and Washington humorists. A congressman’s practical joke ties with a London answer to a mail catcher's quip while riders and cabbies in Dublin and a New York Post prank provide comic relief.
Saylor Boarding School for Boys Fifteenth Year Ad
The Saylor Boarding School for Boys in Spokane Washington marks its fifteenth year with a focus on health morals and manners and close personal care alongside class instruction. Send for the new catalogue and note what our patrons say. Address Saylor School Spokane Wash.
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Spokane
Wash
Saylor Chool
Spokane, Wash
Poorest Service From Antiquated Mercantile Ads
The piece argues that poor service comes from stores with outdated methods, poorly chosen merchandise, and uninformative sales staff, while the best service comes from merchants confident enough to advertise. Faithful ad readers tend to pick the right store.
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