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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1913

Page

13

Standard Publishing Company and Montana News Agencies List

A list of Western news agencies and offices including New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, Rochester, and Anaconda. It notes general business letters should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.

Standard Publishing Company Postoffice Anaconda Clare Ng News Co Cor- War Woodward Michigan Chicago OL Pruen St. Marie Cigar and News Co Ogien—Lowe Bros Aire Spokane John W. Graham Co Spragueavers Tacoma Trego News Co Seattle Eckhart Fifth Avenue Washington Street Portland Rowman News Company Rochester Minn J. D. Kelly Main and Zumbro Streets Anaconda, Mont

Socialist rift over city offices rocks Butte regime

The socialist party in Butte, fresh from April election victory that gave it control of the city government, fights over appointive offices. The dispute centers on how to distribute municipal posts rather than policy, with no principled issue at stake and factions clashing over mayoral appointments.

Socialist Party Butte

Helena People Honor Local Fundraising Efforts

The people of Helena are praised for raising 90000 toward a Biome A building and 50000 toward a new hotel and 50000 for Montana Wesleyan college. The piece notes strong civic effort, M C A needs, and anticipation of the Underwood bill debate with Cummins proposing a 10 percent tax on certain stock exchange activities and corporate sales.

Helena Tate Themi Montana Wesleyan College M.C. A Underwood Senate Cummins Stock Exchange

Proposals and debates on taxes and primaries in early 1900s politics

The text discusses a 10 percent transfer tax on stock and futures, exemptions for certain trades, and penalties for evasion. It also covers a U.S. Senate bill for a national presidential primary with proportional delegates, petition ballots, and state certification. Additionally, it notes mixed opinions on suffrage among workers and women, plus commentary on oyster farming, milk, and water safety amid public health concerns.

United States Senate Sherm Tate Secretary of the Interior Ing Cal Puarty

British tuberculosis remedy tests show encouraging early results

Reports from British tests claim favorable results for a tuberculosis remedy by Dr Molinarto and promise continued efficacy. Experimental details suggest immunity testing via contratoxin, while emphasis remains on sanitation and ventilation to prevent disease. Public sentiment on suffrage is noted as largely indifferent in New York City.

Molinarto Melinarto Friedmann York York City Sun Dallot New York City New York Albany New Ys Washington

Humor of the Day and Wedding Day Warnings

A collage of cartoonish exchanges from the Christian Register and other papers. A father jokes about majority age while a son humorously debates work. A scene unfolds with a preacher, a cake, and a wedding day pressure, featuring quick quips and social banter.

Pater Hoston Martie Houston Post Todgers Christian Register

Fragmented clipped quotes on fashion and public talk

A collage of era notes references fashion edicts and social talk with brief lines from Cleveland Leader Pittsburgh Dispatch and Chicago News. It mentions prudent Englishman looking under chair before dinner and under bed before sleep, plus weather predictions shifts and commentary.

Pittsburgh Dispatch Simastics

Intellectual Cocktails About My Mother and Caregiver Bonds

A reflective monologue frames a son’s duty and gratitude to his mother, recounting care, sacrifice, and the deep bond that persists beyond age. The speaker contrasts childhood dependence with adult responsibility and vows lifelong devotion until reunion in heaven.

Walt Mason Song on Walking Away From Sore Moods

An OCR excerpt focuses on Walt Mason urging readers to take a walk when anger rises. It links walking to calming temper, mentions personal weariness, strained marriage, and the idea that separate thinking during a stroll helps relieve anger. The text is garbled but centers on mood relief through walking.

Tang Husay Sthery

Luke M'Luke SAYS in scattered musings and gossip

Fragmentary text shows a mix of names and phrases about Luke M'Luke and Sorte Bay Marrs, with stray lines on relationships, family life, and daily concerns. The readable content includes odd reflections on women, aging, money, groceries, and a young girl, but lacks coherent events or a clear narrative.

Miss Bessie Yoakum Names Bridal Party for June 4

Miss Bessie F Yoakum of Yoakum announces her June 4 wedding to Francis Rt Larkin of New York. Her principal attendants include Mrs Paulding Fosdick and Mrs George G Bourne. Bridesmaids are Misses Mattie Terry Louise Harclay Henrietta Siebers Marjorie Bourne and Helen Miller. Best man will be John A Larkin with six supporting gentlemen.

Bessie F. Yoakum Benjamin F. Yoakum Francis Rt. Larkin John Larkin New York Paulding Fosdick George G. Bourne Miss Yoakum Mattie ,Terry Louise Harclay Sant Antonio Texas Henrietta Siebers Corpus Christi Marjorie Bourne Helen Miller John A. Larkin Messrs Leroy K. Howe Julian TF. Thompson Cortlandt Handy Maitland Dwight Lemuel Aidainte Karel Clifton

Sorrow and Wealth Contrast in Society

A fragment argues money rules, contrasting a wealthy woman fast with a $10,098 necklace and a shabbily dressed mother pulling two poor children from a candy store window. It questions grammar, class pain, and the solemn sorrow of unmet needs.

Short Stories Of Guernsey And A Deer Hunter Rastus

An archival snippet recounts Congressman Frank E Guernsey narrating a tale in a corner grocery. A boss brags of shooting a buck while Rastus asserts the feat, confirming the boss’s claim. The crowd laughs but is persuaded by Rastus’s insistence and the boss’s deer story.

Frank E Guernsey Rastus Buck Rass Jesus de Boss Hess Philadelphia “Telegraph

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