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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
8
A short quip about business discipline ends with a note on lunch breaks and a playful line about pancakes. The text imitates an old newspaper feature with a copyrighted 1914 byline attributed to R. Fy Goldberg and a garbled closing fragment about more pom on pancakes.
Governor Stewart proclaims referendums on two measures in Montana. One act relates to compensation for injured workers and the creation of an industrial insurance department, with penalties for noncompliance. The other establishes a state athletic commission regulating boxing and sparring, with provisions touching negligence doctrine and court jurisdiction. The proclamations call for voter approval or rejection at the November election, with secretary of state Alderson and other officials noted.
Universal use of undergarments is described with wide range and variety. Advertisers and manufacturers promote brands from dime to time to help buyers choose confidently. The piece urges honesty in pricing and quality to protect the public pocketbook.
Washington observers note the Interstate Commerce Committee near completion of a broad trust bill package. President Wilson has not indicated acceptance of any measure and lawmakers may delay certain subtopics until next winter. A pending motion aims to report only trade regulation legislation while deferring others. Witnesses include George S Brownell of the Erie Railway and J S Jowett counsel for Louisville & Nashville. A P Thom will be the final witness Saturday.
Sworn state statements show wide spending in recent statewide primaries for vacant state offices. Democratic nominee for governor Yaner Ale Cormick spent 84274 dollars, Republican rival Martin G Brumbaugh used 33139, Senator Penrose allocated 12367, and Democratic Senate hopeful A Mitchell Palmer spent under 3000 dollars.
A New York editorial urges strict oversight of chiropody and minor surgery practices. It cites historical regulation, sterilization concerns, and potential abuses, advocating approved schools and state supervision to raise professional standards and protect public health.
Harrisburg June 4 The state progressive party organized its state committee and adopted its declaration of principles for the upcoming campaign. William Finn of Pittsburgh was continued as national committeeman. The platform declares that no pare...
The item lists advertising rates at one cent a word and mentions telephoning ads to Standard offices in Butte. It then catalogs numerous drug stores by name and address across various districts including Butte West, Butte East, Walkerville, Centerville, and Silver Bow, followed by assorted notices for employment, sale listings, real estate, and miscellaneous ads. It also references political content and local statistics.
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