Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Notice Card
Publication office in Anaconda Montana with post office second class matter. Rates for daily and Sunday editions. year subscription options and newsstand locations listed. Addresses for distribution include New York Chicago Denver Spokane Rochester and St Paul newsstands.
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Ublishers
Postoice
Anaconda
Standard Building
Mont
Sunda
North America
Aie
Hee
Tm Taner
Park Row
New York
Broadway
St Paul-N Be
Anaconda Standard
Montana
Daily
Sunday Standard
Violence over suffrage in England jars U S campaign
A United States newspaper commentary notes English militant suffragists threaten mob rule and violence, while urging restraint and legal pursuit of reform. It cites Sir Arthur Conan Doyle warning militants may spur lynch mobs if unchecked. The piece contrasts orderly American advocacy with militant tactics and outlines a separate discussion on immigrant colonization and citizenship steps.
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London
United States
England
A. Conan Doyle
Americ
Thankhursts
George
United Kingdom
Road labor by convicts draws mixed views in New York
A New York survey reports convict road work with five squads in Clinton County aiming to improve five hundred miles of earth roads this summer. Officials tout health and economic gains, cautioning against abuses and noting heat challenges for patrol officers while comparing U S practices to English police methods.
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New York
Clinton County
Auburn
Jewish Colonies in Utah Hailed as Farm Immigrant Plan
Benjamin Brown of the Jewish Colonial and Agricultural association outlines a Utah project to settle Jewish immigrants on irrigated farms. About 60 families are settled. goal is 150. Land is government or state held and returned at cost, houses and equipment provided, with repayment through half of each year’s crop until ownership.
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Brown
United States
Utah
Benjamin Brown
Jewish Colonial and Agricultural Association
Gunnison
New York
Foreign Students And Global Educational Exchange Figures
Census figures show 4 222 foreign students attending 275 institutions worldwide with Canada Mexico Cuba and Argentina among major source countries. Europe Asia Africa and the Western Hemisphere supply students, illustrating cross border learning and the cementing of international ties through study abroad.
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America
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Russia
France
Sweden
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Norway
Spain
Netherlands
Bulgaria
Romania
Belgium
Portusel
Montenegro
New Zealand
Australia
Africa
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Hondura Agua
Panama
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Fcuador
Paraguay
Uruguay
Venezuela
Rico
Far East
China
Japan
India
Korea
Persia
Siam
Philippines
Hawai
St Cecil Rhodes
Police Reform Brings Soldierly New York Style to Pittsburg
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle noted police improvement during his visit, praising their soldierly bearing and efficiency. The Pittsburg police followed with innovation, trading coats for blouges, helmets for caps, and replacing the club with a short hill in a pocketed trouser design.
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Pittsburg
Trix
New York
Sir Conan Doyle
New
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Intellectual Cocktails Morals and Regions in Ethics
A compact critique of how efforts to reform government or religion are labeled immoral. The piece argues that morality often means preserving current institutions, condemns those who apply reason to ethics, and notes tension between religion and progressive thought. It cites Pharisees, Luther, and figures like Paine and Franklin to illustrate the clash.
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Hevesy
Luther
United States
Tom Paine
Benjamin Franklin
Jetteson
Colonel Bends Rivers In A Drinking Song Satire
Walt Mason imagines a grand expedition by the colonel who finds a mythical river that flows yellow and pink with glittering foam. Sirens on shore play bridge as mermaids watch, while the colonel’s feat outshines the Mississippi Rhine Danube and Po in a playful mock epic about a river that conquers all.
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Mississip Tus
Rhine
Danube
Corset Ad Promotes Natural Fine Effect Line
From the Cincinnati newspaper a corset company advertises a new model claiming a natural fine effect. Venus and September Morn are featured in the natural line with the same branding and styling.
Frugal Fashion and Marriage Jokes Stir Local Gossip
A fragmented column mocks thrift and domestic routines with quips about a potato sack shirt worn incorrectly, a mother’s skirt transformed into clothing, and a wife awakening late to her husband’s return. It riffs on women’s economy, jealousy, and the quirks of married life.
Of Interest to Women on shy children and social ease
An essay on female sociability notes shy people cause distress and hinder progress. It recounts a timid girl who feared strangers, cried nightly, and hid behind her mother. With patience and motherly guidance, she gradually overcomes fear but remains awkward in social interactions.
Shy woman struggles with social fear in daily life
The Boston Journal notes a woman who remains frightened of strangers and avoids meetings. Her retreating nature causes personal suffering and hinders work, as she lacks confidence in conversing and engaging with others, despite belief that a sociable personality aids employment.
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Boston Journal
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