Publication offices and subscription details listed in Anaconda paper
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing offices in Romtomeete Anaconda and Butte Branch on East Broadway. It details editorial business, advertising agents, and subscription rates including daily, Sunday, six months, and yearly options, with distribution notes for North America and various newsstands. It notes the Serdar Publishing Company in Anaconda as the address for correspondence.
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Standard Publishing Company
Romtomeete
Anaconda A8
Ciante
Standard Building
Anaconda
Bi Bell Phones
Vail
North America
Indy Standard
Anaconda Standard
Montana
The
Daily and Sunday Standard
English Beef Supply Worries Rise Amid U.S. Packers Control
London markets fear roast prices will soar as American packers broaden control of Argentine beef. Analysts cite reduced U.S. cattle, rising European demand, and possible future monopolies. Critics call it an international trust raising political and economic concerns.
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London
Chicago
Argentina
England
United States
Old England
Somer
Isles
Homes for Workers in New Zealand System of Government Housing
A visitor describes New Zealand s paternal government easing worker housing. Since 1910 laws let laborers buy a house and lot with a $50 deposit, then long monthly payments at 7 percent yearly, 5 percent interest and 2 percent on principal. Houses capped at 3000, with government plans, sanitation and ventilation. By March 1913 the state spent 235000 on land and 289 buildings have risen since 1905.
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New Zealand
Workers dwelling act adopted for farm workers and towns
The workers dwelling act expands to farm and country workers with local land sales on city terms. Dwellings cost about 2,800 dollars with weekly payments of 3.75 dollars, including water and fire insurance, and plans allow broader access for Anaconda workers to own homes. Bruce Ismay haunted by Titanic cowardice, living in isolation in Ireland.
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Tabor Department
Anaconda
Pan American intervention urged to stabilize Mexico
Banker and diplomat Charles R. Flint argues Pan American intervention could stabilize Mexico via mediation near Niagara Falls. He envisions Argentina, Brazil, Chile and the United States leading a concerted effort, backed by England France and Germany, to deter foreign aggression and support governments including Carranza or Villa against Huerta.
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Charles R. Flint
Niagara Falls
A. B.C
Uch
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
England
France
Germany
Flint
Carranza
Villa
Huerta
Mexico
Passing of the Compass
In old sayings Brue as the needle to the pole is poetic but not factual. The gyroscopic compass replaces shipboard magnetic needles in warships and liners, using a rapidly spinning disc and electric power to keep the eastward north orientation regardless of course.
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Foucault
Progressive Party
Saas
Muggsy McGraw
Ty Cobb
Gyroscopic compass aids naval navigation cited in early report
The article discusses the non magnetic gyroscopic compass as a dependable instrument on submarines, noting its resistance to magnetic interference and its electrical linkage to repeaters at the wheel and conning tower. It mentions its development by Elmer A. Speery and its adoption by many navies.
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Elmer A. Speery
Mighty Lone Step and Lighthearted Railside Tales
A south England train rider asks to alight for flowers but is refused by a seasoned guard. Several quirky vignettes follow, including Jones admiring a stylish woman's slippers, a laborer politely offering a seat to a woman, Mrs. Golavin’s fortune and poultry yard banter, and an observer noting shifting consuls on the merit system with a reference to Bilson and a missing wife.
Duchess of Marlborough to visit Newport and Marble House
The Duchess of Marlborough will spend the summer in Newport and leave England for America on June 20. She will stay at Marble House with her mother Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont through July. Belmont will host numerous entertainments including a Chinese tea house opening on July 8.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Newport
England
America
Marble House
Oliver H. P. Belmont
From Boston to Parents On Street Safety For Children
A Boston Journal piece urges parents to shield children from street dangers amid speed mania. It calls schools and the city to provide playgrounds and instructive safety methods, noting Chamber of Commerce efforts to mail safety guidance to over 100000 families. It stresses parental example as crucial to real change.
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Kroun
America
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Walt Mason Satirical Verse on Home and Modern Life
The poem contrasts the grand yet empty stately homes with a humble, workman’s cottage. It mocks lavish spending on art and luxury while noting the dreary dust and cobwebs, and it praises simple home life where cheerful workers nurture gardens and children. The speaker yearns for a home that brings genuine pride and lasting worth.
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Greece
Rome
Des Moines
Tars
Athens
Lre
Old-fashioned notions in a changing world clash in a tirade
A fragment from a 20th century column riffs on gender roles and societal norms. It uses quotable lines about motherhood, marriage, and class, contrasting traditional views with modern expectations while referencing public figures and cultural critiques.
Fragments Describe Needlework and Dismissive Gossip
Fragmentary lines reference a corset lacer with stout cord and silk, eight yards long, plus remarks about girls who act like doves yet eat like hungry rivals. The text shows garbled social chatter and fabric details with no clear event or individuals.
Humor of the Day Becomes Gentle Stabs of Wit Across Papers
A collage of brief humorous exchanges from 19th and early 20th century papers features quick quips about pottinaris, politics, and social norms. Jokes abound about reading habits, money, gender roles, and athletic training, with lines from judges, editors, and readers that capture era tone and social weather.
Intellectual Cocktails and Waves of Wider Humanity
The passage argues that true growth comes from expanding from self to group to world consciousness. It traces shifts from provincialism to Americanism, from sectarian loyalties to universal humanity, and cautions that much altruism remains limited to small groups. It urges developing the humane, Christlike nerve to feel the struggles of all mankind.
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Horseshoers’ Union
Fragmentary Agenda Bits Across Nations and Science
A collection of fragmented items notes diplomacy from Greece and Albania amid land disputes, a call for protection of official lecturers against competing adverts, and a geologic approach using ocean salinity to estimate ages. The lines echo varied public concerns and academic methods of the era.
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