Anaconda Standard publishes second postoffice notice
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details for the post office class mail matter in Anaconda Mont. including rates for advertising and subscriptions. It notes a Bell phone listing and outlets for sales across major cities and specifies publishing and mailing terms under STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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Standard Publishing Compane
Postoffice
Anacondi
Mont
Bell
Ealtoriat
Holiness
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Reformers clash over canal tolls and a memorial merchant
United States Senator Myers spoke in support of repealing canal tolls, while Senator Walsh argued the opposite in a sharp division of opinion. The death of Butte merchant George S. Lander is noted with praise for his honesty and business acumen. A Jerusalem electric trolley project is described alongside remarks on Jewish prosperity and the aging economy of Jerusalem. The Springfield Republican weighs Russia and Japan's postwar prospects, questioning the value of conquest and the cost of war.
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Wilson
United States
Myers
Walsh
Senator Myers
George S. Lander
Butte
Mr. Lander
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Springfield Republican
Russia
Japan
Rogsin
Pacific
Global economic mood drives cautious 1913 outlook
A broad, nonpartisan survey notes worldwide low economic mood in 1913 driven by war costs, rising wages, and labor union influence. Reports from consulates in England Canada Japan and elsewhere cite reduced trade, high money rates, and sparse new construction. In Western Canada activity slowed. Montana classes show relative resilience amid national downturn.
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Muilderfeld
England
Canada
Mans Trent
Tagheot
Pask
Cottam and Swooléi
Ottawa
Western
Caina
Kobe
Japan
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Woman battles stubborn spring chicken to injury
Report from Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph recounts Mrs Tuderew attempting to split a fresh spring chicken with bare hands. After multiple pulls and failed efforts, she collapsed and suffered a broken arm, hospitalized from the bizarre domestic struggle.
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N. J
Pritisburg
Tuderew
Puvatto
Vali
Bib J
General Grant
Intellectual Cocktails on Theater and Moving Pictures
The essay contrasts theater with books, arguing the book appeals to imagination while theater provokes effort and emotion. It suggests cinema holds great potential to shape public morals and sentiment, asserting films influence education and culture more broadly.
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Horace Bughnell
Shakespeare
Tead
Aoathem
Walt Mason Ballad Of A Reckless Driver And Loss
A noisy satirical verse laments a reckless driver named Walt Mason figure who harms livestock and scares travelers. It condemns the harm caused, calls for punishment, and urges collective action to curb dangerous driving on rural roads. The Nonsense verse evokes rural life, court, and public outrage over the driver’s heedless behavior.
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Bruken
Galpot
Teme Poo Maso and a Crosstown Humorous Column
A fragmented Cincinnati Enquirer style column jokes about marriage, society, and everyday quirks. It riffs on wives, relatives, wardrobes, and social vanity with sarcastic asides about fortunes, cars, and understatements. The piece mixes humor with wry social commentary and dated references.
Woman artist in Bermuda seeks redress from Washington
A Bermuda based artist alleges rude treatment by American officials in Hamilton and at quarantine. She claims she was arrested, had a $3,000 letter of credit seized, and was forced to endure discomfort in a women’s lounge. Her husband allegedly paid $160 to return her home, prompting a protest to Secretary of State Bryan.
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Haniiton
Bermuda
Afra
Faahd Vernon Conk
América
Furia
Bryan
Steamship Company
Cook
Térome C. Cook
Calala
New York
Of Interest to Women A Question on Pride and Self-Respect
A reflective piece discusses pride as a social force shaping behavior. It notes pride can hinder helpful actions, inflame egotism, and create barriers between people. The author recalls encounters with boastful individuals and a stranger seeking aid for her son's education, highlighting pride as a common obstacle to generosity and cooperation.
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T. Wee
Painia
Easton Journal Notes Family Pride and Charity
A mother replies quickly that her son will not ease expenses in his last year, insisting pride and her own will not drive him to ask for aid. Yet their combined pride leads them to seek help from strangers, showing little willingness to assist themselves.
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Easton
Rumor Hints and Cornerstone Speeches Across Papers
A fragmented clipping references Mexican rumors failing to excite readers, mentions Mr. Mellen and Mr. Morgan, and notes the trend of cornerstone ceremonies including speeches by a vice president, as observed in several newspapers such as the Philadelphia Press Detroit Free Press and Charleston News and Courier.
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P. Morgan
Mr. Mellen
Detroiit Free Press. Com
Taéa
D Ghantantia Cineilt
Vicw
Mirelall
Gharleston News and Courier
Mi Lady Face Powders A Reader’s Guide to Choices
A fragmented note discusses summer skin care and the variety of Mi Lady powders. It mentions advertisers in the Standard and invites readers to consult guidance on selecting the right shade for different complexions and makeup needs.
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Anitall
Ylilel
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Yeaver
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George
Lander
London
Raeéla
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Noah
Villa
Une
Mexico City
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Funston
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Prie
Carrmina
Mediation Board
Huerta
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Thuy
Theater
Walt Mason
Teme
Poo
Maso
Luke
Cincinati Enquirer
Fark
Ruthren
Visi
Élow
Gil
Washington
Mrs. Cook
Herspeison
Lander Furniture and Carpet Company
Standard
North America
Sunday Standard
Pedgy
Quincy
Owsley Block
Cal
Fulton & May
Spirit of the Press
Watt
Roeh
Mexico
Philadelphia
Press
Mi-Lady
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