Standard Publishing Company notice and regional ads
Anaconda Standard lists publishing details subscription rates and business offices. It notes branches, phone numbers, and agents in cities including Butte, Detroit, Denver, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, and more. It closes directing general correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Ewe
Monre
Denver
Western
East Lake City
Medllia & Ludwig
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
John W. Graham Cos
Sprague Avenue
Tracoma
Treeo News
Seattle
Fekhart’s
Ath Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
Je Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Governor veto on new counties sparks debate in 1912 session
The governor vetoed legislation creating four new counties, arguing the public interest rests with local voters rather than legislators. He contends the measure affects many and was not adequately considered by the legislature, urging citizen input before any further action.
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Sieware
Wana
Theos
Tranges
Seton
Une
Regis
Ste Didagan
Mat
Helena
Tiundrede
Ture
La Follette Seeks Pro‑Progressives Support for Wilson
Senator La Follette, true progressive of Wisconsin, claims he can guide progressives toward supporting the new administration, praising Wilson’s course as strengthening confidence to serve the nation. He notes endorsement from progressive Republicans in Congress and across the country if the administration remains progressive.
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Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wilson
la Follette
Congress
Butte Clergymen Urge Playgrounds for City Children
A meeting heard clergymen argue Butte lacks beautiful surroundings for children and needs simple playgrounds. They noted the city cannot incur a $100,008 bonded debt. the school district might bond for that amount, if approved by district officials.
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Butte
Ds Pust
Republicans Seek National Convention To Reform Delegates
The article discusses moves to hold a Republican national convention next fall to change rules for selecting delegates to the presidential nominating conventions. It notes the national committee lacks authority to alter rules and argues a national gathering is needed to rebalance representation, shifting power from Southern Democratic states to Northern, Eastern, and Western states.
Ass in politics fuels Washington polemic and satire
The article humorously riffs on Senator Tillman and the “wild asses of the desert” in referencing the assembly of Democrats in Washington. It contrasts harsh political rhetoric with biblical and classical imagery, noting that critics view the Congress as war horses rather than wild donkeys, while touching on current events and figures.
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Tillman
Washington
Associated Press
Holy West
Fragmentary Market Notes Mirror Turbulent Times
The garbled OCR cites market doubts about weapon readiness at Ovateray and recalls grim captures by federal troops in Mexico as consisting of dead gear and rotted produce. In Chicago a protest slogan demands wages for women. Police peril appears less acute in Washington than in New York.
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Mexico
Chicago
Washington
New York
Fragmented 1900s Press Snippets On Political Figures
A compilation of garbled quotes from various papers mentions President elect and Vice President elect terms, Governor Marshall and golf, Amundsen and dog meat, and media chatter about the incoming administration. The text reads as a collage of incomplete sentences and misread headlines.
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Marshall
Chevy Chase Club
Pittsburgh
Peete Hinde
Terptain Amundsen
New York Evening Sun
Fragmented snippets from old papers and jokes
A collage of humorous quotes and dialog snippets from varied sources including New York Sun and Puck. They touch on marriage, parenting, domestic life, and odd exchanges about furnishings, customs, and family roles. The texture suggests a page of miscellaneous humorous clippings rather than a single coherent story.
Girl of Six Sends Lamb Gift to New President
A six year old Ellen Cox of New York writes to President Woodrow Wilson offering a baby lamb named George Washington from her family shepherd in Central Park. The letter notes the lamb born on Rebrus apa and asks the president to accept it.
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Girl OF Six
George Washington
Rebrusapa
Ellen Cox
Woodrow Wilson
Jim” Conway
Central Park
New York City
Little Ellen
Character Cameos of a Regular Soldier No. 127
Robert V. Carr described as a fit, steadfast regular soldier with strong features and a ardent sense of justice. He is earnest, loyal, and untroubled by drink or smoke, attends to his duties, and earns respect from officers and men. the piece hints he will become an officer and retire.
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Tien
SaNsGater
Fenon
Booth Tarkington
Tark
Josh
Two Scots and a dry wine tale from the shore
Short Stories recount a tale of two brither Scots amid a dry discussion with a bottle of whiskey for comfort. The anecdote recalls Jock Knox and a friend as a third party asks about drunkenness after a misadventure.
Fragmented Dispatch Notes From The Telegraph
The excerpt recalls a Philadelphia Telegraph exchange about stamps money orders and parcel post logistics. A clerk comments on travel and barber quotes surface while Fire Chief Kenion discusses York's incendiary fires and insurance ethics. The dialogue hints at rapid opportunities and adaptability in urban routines.
It’s Time to Get Ready for Easter
John P. Fallon notes that spring mood fills stores with new hats suits and accessories as Easter approaches. The Standard urges early preparation and reading ads to pick reliable shops and secure complete outfits before the eleventh hour rush.
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John P. Fallon
Little Scotch Boy Asks If Specs Magnify
A fragment from Weekly Telegraph recounts a Scotch boy praised for keen astuteness. While his grandmother packs his lunch for school she asks if his glasses magnify. He quips that it would help if she took them off before packing.
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Carnegie
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