Anaconda Standard Advertisement Directory Fragment
The text lists multiple newspaper agencies and offices across the United States including New York Philadelphia Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Spokane Portland and more. It names brands like Brightown News and United News Agents with addresses and a note that all general business matters should be addressed to Brand Advertising Company in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Flic
New York
Park Row
Broadway
Metropolitan News Co
N. St. Maris Cigar and News Co
Pitt Street
Kanms
City
Brandant Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Recall of Butte Mayor by Socialist Central Committee
The socialist central committee in Butte has recalled the mayor and several aldermen over municipal appointments. The mayor faced pressure to concede more to the socialist demands, with a referendum threatened to decide whether resignations are enforced or officials remain in office. The appeal to the socialist body is expected to be pursued.
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Socialist Central Committee
Butte
Narl
Amno
Ies
Scutari
Europe
Constantinople
Gibson
Stamp Book Profits and Tilden Anniversary Plans
A Washington correspondent notes the government cleared 1800 last year from stamp book sales at one cent above stamp value. The books, pocket size with oil paper leaves, yielded profits as the government kept one cent per book. To net 180,000 in a year, about 25,100,000 books must have been sold, with the public paying 257,000. The piece also cites a New York celebration plan for Samuel J. Tilden’s birth centennial, listing organizers and speakers and noting Tilden’s birth in New Lebanon, N Y and education at the University of New York.
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Washington
Fortance
Postotti
Post Office Department of the
New York
Aps
Samuel J. Tilden
United States
Suluer
New Yo
Merman Ridder
Ralph Pulitzer
Alfred K. Henschel
Charlie R. Miller
George Witgon Smith
Augustus Thomas
Talcott Williams
Mr. Tilden
New Lebanon, N. Y
University of New York
Benga
Notable political figures and Balkan policy debates of 19th century era
A historical summary traces Min P. Butter's career from New York lawyer and Democratic leader opposing Tweed to governor who tackled the canal ring, and notes the 1876 presidential election results with Hayes winning after the electoral commission. The bulletin mulls European power politicking in the Balkans, Japanese constitutional responses to California law, and Minnesota's revenue from public lands as a sign of growing wealth and policy limits.
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Min P. Butter
New York City
New York
Hayes
Tide
Regatone
Yonkers
Auie
Umon
Minnesota
Legis
Poker Story On A Ship Ends In Tragedy
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a gambler aboard a vessel from New York to Boston who boasted of inventing Was on a boat and overheard a reckless poker game in a saloon. The scene shifts to a tragedy as a desperate gambler at the table shouts for more and the mood turns deadly.
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New York
Boston
Slanted Sports Tales and Washington Whispers From The Era
An uneven cluster of notes covers a youth pitcher trend, a failed exhibition, and the quirky radius of Popular Magazine tales. It also references President Wilson’s courtesy and a Washington anecdote about a busy lawyer, all set amid era newspaper texture and gossip.
Humor of the Day in a Wealthy Lawyer's Life
A collage of quotes and phrases from editorial chatter and a Washington Star snippet. The piece mentions riches, autos, a yacht, a Chicago lawyer, and a prisoner scene with disjointed dialogue and commentary. It reads like a newspaper humor column with clipped remarks and stray names.
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Chicago
Dea
Detroit
Clare
Welincure
Walstag
Ieee
Waitt
Tryla
Yorata Rastus Pinkley
Washington Star
Girl Marries Early to Keep Up Family Record
Frances Cal McDonald, 15, elopes with Joaquin Cordova, son of a leading Ecuadorian statesman, under pressure to preserve a family tradition of early marriages. Their secret wedding, arranged amid social expectations and promising prospects, was kept for years before surfacing.
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McDonald
Frances Cal
Joaquin Cordova
G. Cordova
Ecuador
United States
McDon
J. A. J. McDonald
Hee
Cordova
Miss McDonald
Walt Mason's Lone Auject Amerie
A fragmented verse satire laments American civility in trade disputes and foreign mockery. It mocks ostentatious restraint, red tape, and the urge to retaliate, urging readers to keep smiling while trade tensions rise. The piece evokes Decatur and Jones era pride and flag imagery amid economic pressure.
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Decatur
Jones
Quips and quibbles on fashion and fate from a 1920s column
A collage of wry observations from a Cincinnati Enquirer piece lampoons fashion, marriage, work, and money with jabby humor. It sketches bustle skirt folly, slender nightlife tropes, and the notion that appearances shape fate, ending with a pun on optimism.
Spokane school notes on hearth morals patrons
A fragmented Spokane story discusses a western school and its patrons focusing on hearth morals. The readable elements reference Fifteenth Year Spokane and a unique position as the only school in the West tied to a moral or community agenda.
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Spokane
West
The Red River of Life in the Ocean of History
The passage likens the human body to a red stream, a river of life carrying countless cellular boats that load and unload, build and wreck, giving rise to tissue thoughts and feelings. It contemplates how these microcosms form outward flesh and bones while creating arts, religions, and civilizations.
Boy forced to wear father’s worn clothes and red whiskers
A Pennsylvania man recounts a sad tale of a boy in his town who must wear his father’s castoff clothes and even the red whiskers after his father shaved, describing the boy’s embarrassment and hardship.
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Toy
Pop
Harper's Magazine
The Old Order Changeth in Advertising History
A reflective piece argues that advertising has evolved with readers and merchants. It cites skepticism toward ads, notes a woman seeking a product at Glink & Blank’s, and laments how newspapers shape stock and consumer trust, highlighting changing attitudes toward marketers.
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Wwe
Lank & Rank
Blank & Blank
Glink & Blank’s
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