Standouts in Anaconda street news agents listed
An old Anaconda Standard item lists numerous news agents and advertising offices citywide. Names include Fifth Avenue offices, Dearborn streets, Union News, Bowman News, and Metropolitan News Co with addresses on Main Streets and Broadway. It notes street stands outside the star ar d on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staard
Hotaling’s
No. 1
Park Fly-eighth
Broadway
Metropolitan News Co
Opdward
Michigan
Congress Hotel
Marie Clear
M. J. Kavanaugh
Ctytoma News Co
Tandeco
United News
Patretgelea
Iemap
Feo EM Chilis News
Four New County Ranches Proposed by Legislature
Governor Stewart approves measures to create four new counties by carving from Blain Richland Wheatland Meag Sweet Grass Fergus and Dawson areas. Law lets residents decide division paths in a special election, but lawmakers face split party support and debate over county borders and future political balance.
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Wernor Stewart
Clay
Blain
Richland
Dan- Wheatland
Meag
Sweet Grass
Fergus
Dawson
Btm
Senate reshapes its chamber as old faces fade
The Senate undergoes a generational shift with many long familiar names retiring or replaced by new members. The change accelerates as the 1960s era of established lawmakers wanes, leaving a Senate populated by figures less known outside national circles.
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Senate
Unitedtes
Washington
Yast
Cuttom
Iinois
Senators face term limits and lingering feuds in Montana
The Helena session closes with figures showing many first term senators and few second terms. Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire is the longest serving with 22 years. Legislators and spectators report lingering hostility between parts of the state, particularly mining interests, but urge harmony to aid Montana's development and prosperity.
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Senate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Elf
Lodge
Perkins
Clark
Warren
Bacon
Martin
Nelson
Helena
Silver Bow County
Montana
Wisconsin township runs two home schools for owner’s children
A local Wisconsin township reportedly operates two private-house schools serving only the owner’s children. The school board pays rent, fuel, and janitor fees to the householders, plus a monthly teacher boarding allowance, totaling far above typical public school costs. The text argues such a setup would undermine compulsory education laws.
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Wisconsin
Clerical feud spurs heresy charges at Methodist Book Concern
In Atlantic City last week Dr. George P. Mains faced a heated clash as Rev. Dr. Georg Ridout and others attacked his book Traditional Faith and Modern Belief. They urged banning similar literature from Methodist teachings and stopping further publishing.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
George P. Mains
Faton & Mains
Methodist Book Concern
Mains
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Georg W. Ridout
Trenton
Ridout
New York East Conference
Morgan Reed
John Wesley
Dr. Read
Methodist Church
Quotable Wit and Courtroom Quips Across Papers
A collage of cartoon captions and brief vignettes from various papers. Jests touch on dental goods, education, retirement, and divorce rulings. A judge grants the daughter the right to decide custody as alimony becomes a punchline.
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Wisconsin
Wombat Post
Pittsburgh Post
Mr. Jones
Maltimore
Birmingham Herald
Muegard
Brooklyn
Unsavory musings on gender roles and social norms
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote explores social double standards as it mocks different views on women, modesty and propriety. The piece contrasts male and female behavior with satirical examples of pithy statements about pensions, marriage, and public perception.
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Utah
Mar Fom
Ian
Cincinnati Enquirer
A Candid Portrait of a Congressional Candidate
A detailed draft portrays a 21st century congressman as plain spoken and principled. The piece praises his integrity and independence from party pressure, arguing he would represent the whole people rather than bow to special interests. It highlights his plain appearance and straightforward approach as signs of authenticity.
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United States
Iie Farmend
Iie
Regate
Lizzie
Milion
Tery
Homes for the Cabinet in Washington Advertiser
The Washington Advertiser argues cabinet members should have official homes. It notes past Taft admin officials lived in fine houses while many current members earn 12000 a year. The piece calls for government provision of homes to fit social duties and a proper official residence for the vice president, referencing Ayers of New York and past vice presidents.
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Washington
Wilso
Iai
Taft
Knox
Meyer
Maccagh
Nnld
Stimson
Hitch=cock and Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Fisher
Nagel
Buc
Congress
Shane Ami
Congressman Ayers
New York
Marshall
Indiana
Shermannics
Hobart
Pre
Fragmented Short Stories and Rural Courtship Humor
A jumble of dialogue sketches from Today's Short Stories and Everybody's Magazine features. A stationer questions a woman about clerical ties while a clergyman’s daughter may marry a theology student. A bashful suitor endures mockery as another couple navigates parental disapproval and bold demands.
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Everybody's Magazine
Speech Tales And Dry Towns Wander Amid The News
A fragmented wire-service style note mixes quotes about public speaking and diners with a humorous take on eloquence. It cites New York readers and a bartender tale from Portland, mentioning a hailstorm in Pine Tree state and a dryBoston Traveler reference, highlighting irony and regional chatter.
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W. He Metro
New York
Portland
Toston
Fur fit for Paris readers orders and routes
Daily Hint from Paris notes narrow ermine fur strips sewn into a fanciful eté style with an ecart back resembling Zroab. This description sketches a delicate fur garment detail likely for fashion enthusiasts.
Read The Standard Advertisements For Economy
The passage urges readers to practice economy to secure future independence by saving pennies and dollars, supporting the idea that reading daily newspaper advertisements helps find the best value. It emphasizes buying at the right time and place and following ads to maximize purchases at the lowest prices.
Militant suffragettes and social notes in old papers
A collage of quotes from 19th and early 20th century papers critiques suffragettes, fashion, and society. It reflects gender roles, domestic life, and public commentary across Cleveland, Kansas City, Washington, Milwaukee, and Boston press.
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Kansas City Times
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