Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Mailing Info
Public notice of subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery in North America. Rates include weekly, monthly, and yearly options with advance payment. Listing of outside Montana newsstands and partner offices in various cities such as Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
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Miners Union Day Reflects On Butte Labor History
A June 18 194 era feature recalls the founding of the Butte Miners Union on June 13 1878 in a West Broadway log cabin. It praises the union’s preservation of $3.50 daily wages, the eight hour day, and its conservationist stance benefiting miners families businesses and the community while noting internal divisions and enduring goodwill. It also covers Congress printing speeches for free postage and modern polo and yachting debates, plus broad commentary on American foreign policy and public figures.
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Press Opinions Split Over Draft of Colonel Noose
A fragment from editorials discusses drafts of figures like Colonel Noose amid wartime policy. It cites varied stances from Chicago Record-Herald Boston Globe Philadelphia Press Indianapolis Star and Philadelphia Record on watchful waiting mediation Huerta and Venustiano Carranza.
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Quotable snippets on marriage and society from Luke M'Luke
A collage of humorous and provocative observations on gender roles marriage romance and social norms from Luke M'Luke in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The wry reflections touch on debt flirtation suffrage and everyday relationships with pointed, period voice.
Glacier park bill seeks end private holdings in park
Representative Evans and other congressmen plan to push a bill by Senator Walsh this session to eliminate private holdings in Glacier National Park. The measure passed the Senate after Walsh guaranteed it would not let railroads swap lands within the park for valuable lands outside. Walsh cited park beauty as a national concern and hoped Glacier would attract large tourist crowds akin to Switzerland. Julius Chambers comments on Carnegie Balkan commission findings about Bulgarian brutality, noting Greeks suffered long under Turkish rule and that ancient conflicts are recalled.
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Mexico Eyes End of Provisional Presidency
The passage notes Mexico’s unease over ex provisional presidents and anticipates a decisive shift. It mentions Villa awaiting firm news from Niagara Falls on replacing the old provisional leader with a new regime, with Providence and Wilson supporting the strongest forces.
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Snapshot of Morgan Engagement at Westwood Gymkhana
A photo shows Junius Morgan of New York and his fiancée Louise Converse of Boston at Westwood Massachusetts. The couple attended a charity gymkhana on the polo field hosted by Allen Forbes to aid convalescent children. Augusta Converse and Charlotte Loring organized the event with W Cameron Forbes and Lindsay Loring in charge of the games.
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Intellectual Cocktails on What Makes a Gentleman
A column discusses two core traits of a true gentleman bravery and gentleness, arguing the man must be brave in heart and rules his life by truth and goodness, while also learning to use courage kindly. It contrasts masculine bravery with feminine gentleness and notes civilization depends on humanization, ends with the claim a profoundly fearless and gentle man is the finest product of God’s handiwork.
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Clam Digger Finds Hidden Bills Belvidere Clams
Clarry Rainstea while clamming in Belvidere Til found two ten dollar bills he speared from the mud after removing clams from his hooks.
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Humorous Exchange Snippets From Papers Across Towns
A collage of light dialogue and quips from Boston Transcript Baltimore American and related pages. Jokes range from waiter banter to dance couple remarks and social satire about prohibition fears. The tone mimics a newspaper humor roundup with quick exchanges and witty interruptions.
Walt Mason Song Retells Brides Leaving Careers For Marriage
The verse humorously contrasts brides marching to church with old maids who pursued careers. It recalls ambitious women who opted for law or medicine, then faced loneliness and aging. The piece laments their dreary lives, gray hair, and unfulfilled wishes as they watch weddings unfold.
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