Montana newspaper ads directory in The Anaconda Standard
The item lists multiple city news agencies and offices across the United States connected to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It names firms in New York, Detroit, Chicago, Kansas City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake City, Spokane, Portland, Rochester Minnesota and more, with street addresses and cross references. The notice directs that all business letters and correspondence be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York
Park Row
Broadway
Metropolittan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress
St. Mark
Kansas City
Yora News
Nieth
Fang Main
San Francisco
Denver
Galt Lake City
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitenoare Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Epokane
John W. Graham Cos
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie—Eckhart’s
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
Compan Anaconda
Mont
Dillingham immigration plan faces nationwide limits test
Senator Dillingham in the United States Senate proposes a cap on immigration by nationality set at ten percent per year of the nationality's count in the U.S. census with bans after the cap until the next year, exempting visitors and professionals. The plan favors already represented nationalities but critics question its logic and efficacy. Also noted is a Philadelphia banker Wharton Baker opposing canal-driven South American trade expansion and urging stronger U.S. banking and shipping links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Dillingham
United States
Senate
Congress
Taft
Dillingham
America
Wharton Baker
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ledger
Panama Canal
South America
Asia
Baker
London
New York
Boston
Helso
England Poets and Politics Mark Late Laureate Gap
The piece notes a potential hiatus in appointing a poet laureate after Alfred Austin's death, reflecting Liberal and Conservative shifts and the lack of strong poet candidates. It discusses Kipling, Swinburne, and national mood, then shifts to sport news and Pennsylvania electrocution bills, detailing the legislative process and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred England
Alfred Austin
Austin
Liberal Party
Swinburne
Kipling
England
Fragmented musings on society and garnet trade in 1912
The text blends satirical remarks on morality and gender roles with a note on garnet mining. It references the Naples News estimate of garnet values and production in 1912, noting New York and North Carolina as leading states. The rambling passages mix social critique with market trivia and a casual attitude toward prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napolis News
United States
New York
North Carolina
Intellectual Cocktails On Welfare And Tax Policy
A speculative political piece proposes universal child allowances funded by a poll tax and convict labor. It envisions daily treasury draws for mothers, increasing bonuses with more children, church access, Easter hats, and high teacher salaries, all to elevate society around the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Auld Lang Syne Echoes In Modern Wistful Verse
Walt Mason muses on aging culture and the drift from old tastes as he laments modern youth and forgotten figures. He imagines a future where people praise bygone days and long for the era of classic poets and actors, recalling a nostalgic 13th year frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Susan Ti
Edwin
Booth
Jaya
Fragmentary Historic Notes on Clocks and Migrations
Fragmented OCR touches on metrology laws in France, a Merlin city experiment with a car clock in a shop near Edinburgh, and a 19th century clockmaker Peter Hate of Nuremberg who made a clock in the form of an ex. It also mentions German emigration in 1881 and a chemist from agriculture sending specimens to Columbia. The text is garbled with partial phrases and inconsistent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Merlin
Edinburgth
Lyman P. Grant
Columbia
Buria
Tnir Peter Hate
Nurems Iverg
A. W. Lamerty
Creston
Phiadelphia “Telegraph
Miss Cristabel Ranxhurst Supports Votes for Women
Miss Cristabel Ranxhurst daughter of the noted suffragette leader to England is a strong supporter of the women’s vote movement following in her mother’s footsteps as a champion of votes for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Pankhurst
Votes For
England
Cristabel Ranxhurst
Anecdotes and Jokes From Philadelphia Telegraph Clippings
A column of humorous vignettes from Philadelphia Telegraph style snippets and brief tales. A bishop sings poorly at a party, a donkey brays outside, verses and winds provoke banter, a quip about telephonic operators, and a satirical tale of a man named Miggles. Includes a classroom math joke and a random hotel anecdote from Duncan Fletcher.
Fine Points in Advertising Draw Reader to Fishing Trip
A Standard reader spots a sporting goods ad in the paper that contains detailed yet practical guidance for an upcoming fortnight fishing trip. The advertisement seems tailored to the traveler with specifics on fish habits tackle and trip planning.
Social Gaffe and Upcoming Hopkins Season Plays
A social tale recounts a guest remarking on a handsome man who turns out to be another guest's brother, causing embarrassed confusion. The note hints at a humorous social misread and previews Arthur Hopkins's forthcoming production The Deluge for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Mr. Brown
Mr. Jones
Arthur Hopekins
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Morton
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Omec
Baltaes Ofice Tribune
Ration
Mayor Spate
California
Florida
New York State
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Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Maine
Massachusetts
West Virginia
Namby
Foxhall Keene
Satus
Meadowbrook
Invaders
Pennsylvania
Mnaylvania
Musser
New Jersey
North Caroo Ina
Ome
South Carolina
Vite Sina
Luke
Menity
Arman
Ruy
Aniers
DR_FRANK CRANE
Walt Mason
Ane Syate
Miss Christabel Pane
Orton Bros
Steinway, Chickering, Knabe
Kranich & Bach
J. & C. Fischer
Vose & Sons
Hallet & Davis
Kimball, Conway, Whitney
Kimball
Hallet & Dads
Melville Clark
Main St
Ova Scotia
Cape Breton
Bishop
Judea
Central
Violet Park
Imdale
John “Henry Miggies
Rice, Fulton & Ma’ Eprietors
Blicken Street
Tom
Elmdale
Mr. Miggles
Duncan Fletener
Willie “Wille
William
Philadelphia Telegraph
Stapie A Martin
Sue
Noys
Pokane
Wash
Saylor Ethool
Spokane
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