Anaconda Standard Ads and News Agencies Listing
A fragmented OCR list details multiple news agencies and offices across cities, with addresses such as East Broadway, Fifth Avenue, Madison and Dearborn, Woodward and Michigan, and others. It notes standard publishing, foreign advertising, and general correspondence routed to STANDARD PUBLISHING CO in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Foreign Advertising
York
Fifth Avenue
Ing
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Mon
F. York
Hotating
Park I Thirty-Eighth
Broadway Fair
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Meres
X. St. Marie Cigar and Co
East Fifth Street
Reaplis
Kavanaugh's
Third Street
Gas City
Yuma News Co
Main Streets
Francisco
United News
Ay Street Angelee—Kemp's
Diego
E. M. Child's News
St Patrick s Day and Irish influence in American life
The article praises Irish Americans for their devotion to America and culture, highlighting St Patrick s Day s importance. It notes strong Irish roots in communities, and discusses the Union Baseball association in Butte planning a season in the Rocky Mountain region with Montana and Utah teams. It laments thin baseball support in Butte and calls for better management to boost the sport locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Ireland
America
Green Island
St. Patrick's
Esime Union Associatioy
Butte
and Managers Union Baseball Association
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Utah
Association
Astar
North West conservation and Alberta population notes
The article discusses approaching session topics including tariff changes and opening up trade. It warns against delaying conservation. It highlights ten year population data for Alberta and Canada with emphasis on growth patterns and development.
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Nto
Tt Ia
Alseus
Alaska Development Urged Amid Population Rise 1900 1919
A historical comparison notes Alaska population growth from 992 to 64 0 and argues for rapid opening for development. It contrasts Canadian resource policy with Alaska conservation and highlights mineral and agricultural resource potential as a basis for policy change. A socialist review from Butte audits city expenditures under Nevin Duncan Corby administrations, noting cost discrepancies and claimed savings while promising further reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Canada
Socialist Party
Butte
Carty
Nevin
Duncan
Corby
British Parliament adjourns to revisit bills on church and Ireland
The House of Commons plans to retry the Irish home rule and Welsh disestablishment bills after Lords rejection. Law allows passage across three sessions, delaying final action until next year. Dissolution hopes arise for a country vote, while unrelated notes discuss funding for a state road commission and motor vehicle taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Lords
Wales
Grover Cleveland Memorial Dedication Planned in New Jersey
The birthday of Grover Cleveland will be celebrated at Caldwell New Jersey on March 18 with the dedication of his birthplace as a memorial. Reverend Richard Fatley Cleveland, his father, preached there, and the former parsonage has been bought by the memorial association and turned into a museum with relics and data about Cleveland. A library to be called the Grover Cleveland Memorial Library has been built on part of the old site. President Wilson has been invited to attend the dedicatory exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Clevelan
Caldwell
N. J
Cleveland
Richard Fatley Cleveland
Memorial Association
Grover Cleveland
Alte
Wilson
State Highway Commission Provisions Examined
Inquiries surround a proposed general highway act creating a state highway commission. It would include the engineering professor from the agricultural college and the state engineer, with a third member named by the governor who must be a graduated engineer. The salaried member would earn 8500 annually and ex officio members travel expenses only. The commission would advise county commissioners on road construction, set uniform rules, and require counties to map roads within six months, indicating high priority projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Highway Commission
The
Agricultural College
State Capitol
Fragmented Snippets From a Fragmented Page of Short Tales
A jumble of quotes and vignettes from varied voices in Boston, New York, and Cleveland. Anecdotes touch on political talk, muskrat shooting, Egyptian vestments, a bacon bearing old man, a shy suitor at a party, and an Irishman noted for economy, all stitched into a single page fragment with missing context.
Unclear fragment on a will and debts discussed in court
A parish priest and family lawyer gather to read a last will and assess debts. The old man lists amounts owed by friends including Timothy Brown sixty pounds Luke Bowen forty pounds and Michael Liffey nine hundred pounds, prompting reactions from the wife. The scene ends with the widow and others reacting to the sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enen
Timothy Brown
John Casey
Luke Bowen
Michael Liffey
Ray Mureor
Trish Wit
Humor of the Day and Snippets of Wit From Newspapers
A jumble of quotations and comic bits from various papers. It includes a mock dialogue about photographers at a political figure’s event, remarks on elopement and recognition, lines about smoking, and odd vendor chatter. The fragmentary text reflects light gossip and humorous exchanges typical of a newspaper’s humor section.
Cabinet Rivalries and Press Reactions Across Papers
Washington Post and other papers debate the cabinet lineup and personalities. Critics question Tumulty’s role and warn against pork politics as Wilson weighs four bills and potential reshuffles. Writings from St Louis Republic to Detroit Free Press reflect mixed views on candidates and reform moves.
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le Joe Cannon
Lke
SUIL
St. Loui Republic
Westom
Sam
Indianapolis News
Bryan
McAdoo
Resifield
Wilson
Everybody's Cyclopedia offered in five volume set for $2.50
The Standard advertises a compact five volume Everybody's Cyclopedia with 95000 subjects, including global history and educational sources, promised in a card index organized form. It targets students and readers, offering express shipping and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Cheow
Ybody
The Stage Manas and Odd Vantage One Liners
A fragmented humor piece critiques stage hands and social pretensions. It riffs on divorce rumors, fashion, marriage, reform, and gender norms, noting absurdities in outré satire, cabarets, and public perceptions with a coy, ironic tone. The disjointed quips reference Goodwin, chicken hats, masks, and political talk as social shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manas
Nat Goodwin
President Wilson Receives Navy Officers at White House
Easter tradition brings Vice President Cabinet members and prominent capital figures to the White House. The photograph shows navy officers making their first official visit to President Wilson at the executive mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Navy
Character Cameos and the 76 Year Old Painter Portrait
A reflective missive praises a 76 year old painter with a forehead lined by time. The author extols the man’s noble gaze and “untold beauty” seen in deserts and canyons, comparing it to the potential in every observer to seek beauty and ideals amid life’s tawdry glare.
College and High School Entrance Requirements Debate
A bulletin from the U S Bureau of Education quotes Clarence D Kingsley urging colleges to loosen entrance requirements to fit evolving high school work. He decries both overstringent and overly lax standards and notes progress as many colleges now accept practical subjects and completed high school counts toward graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Business
Rice, Fulton & May
Conservatory OF Music
American “College
Clarence D. Kingsley
United States Bureau of Education
Sevral
A. I. Sourse
Air
Kingsley
Burdon
Colle
Adi ‘Sone Real
Easter Season Style Advice from the Standard
A column urges Easter shoppers to buy new spring apparel and accessories, linking fashion with renewal. It notes merchants prepared for the season, emphasizes quality and price, and encourages reading Standard advertisements daily to find the right items at fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Earth
Meteorite Explosion Near Holbrook Inspires Audible Reports
Astronomers W E Denning and W F Foote discuss audible meteorite explosions. A large meteorite fell near Holbrook Arizona July 19 1912 at 6 20 pm breaking up with a loud noise lasting over half a minute and scattering 1400 fragments weighing nearly 500 pounds across three miles. Similar events were recorded in 1877 and noted as causing disturbances comparable to thunder.
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W. EF. Denning
W. Af. Foote
Holbrook
Ariz
Drapery Trends Include Velvet and Brocade Textiles
The Daily Hint notes new drapery fabrics shown in Paria, introducing a combination of materials. Velvet and brocade are featured in several weights, with the brocades offered in summer weights and the velvet adaptable by charmeuse and crape finishes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NDARD
Postofice
Ofice—Standard Block
Conda
Ommce
Dent
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
cor—Western News Agency
Lake City
McGillie — Ludwig’s
House Corner
Lowe Brox
John W. Graham Co
Avenue
Yma
Trego News Co
Sle—Eckhart’s
Avenue and
Washington Street
land—Bowman News Company
Fandard Publishing Com- 1
Anaconda, Mont
Alberta
Stier Partien
Cycadmara
Gresser Coats Nassay
Clinch
Ceearecitin
Aia Coelossalis Socaseetiy
Wacmaee Eee
Ays One Vm
Gmway Law
Senator Lodge
Boston
SL Hosking
Grasny
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Niwen
Louis Tiffany
New York
East End
Ikea
Cleveland” Plait Dealer
Saiden Deniram
the Statesman
Vanybody
Washington Star
Besos
Puneh Nig
Tad
Kansas City Journal
Iowa
Spirit of the Press
Mr Hope
Marie Henry
Harvey Maw
James
Washington Post
Claesty
Ity Star
Philadelphia Press
Louisville Courier Journal
Marent Fragettes
Pierpont
Detroit Free Press
Ovedia
Velopedia
UptosDat
Heaton
Lue Luge
Ike
Society For the Prevention
President Wilson
Western Union
Vail
Western Union Telegraph Company
Robert V. Carr
Jan
Paria
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