Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists petty and Sunday subscription rates, with $1.09 monthly for some terms and five prices for prepaid plans. It also provides office addresses in Anaconda, Butte, and branch offices, plus the New York and Chicago representation and several city news agencies and mail routes.
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Aiconda
Business Orice
Bell Phone
Iver Ee
Irwe
Hale
New York
Hatalina
Net Park
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Kanaan City
Yoma
Ninth
San Francisco
United News
the Angeles
Kemp's News
San Diego
E. M Child's News
Butte Registration Deadlines For School And City Elections
The last full week to register in Butte covers both school and municipal votes. School registration closes March 25. residents who voted last fall need not re register unless they changed address, while women must register again if they registered last year. City and Walkerville deadlines close March 27 with last fall voters not required to re register unless residence changed. Socialists, Citizens and Progressive Republicans will field scratic nominations. primaries head the contest.
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Butte
Walkerville
Ghent Belgium World's Fair Showcases Textile Exhibit
The Ghent fair opens next May with a focus on textile fabrics. Belgium, famed since the middle ages as a textile nursery, highlights its cloth industry and historic cotton machinery innovations.
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Belgium
Ghent
Lieven Bauwens
Public Squares Exhibit Aims for Historic Commercial Value
The current exhibit seeks both historic and commercial merit, offering study value for Valletrial development. Details are available from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce in Washington, praising cooperative government attitude toward foreign ventures. The piece critiques Republican attacks on President Wilson, noting a shift as tariffs are to be censored by him before introduction to Congress, sparking claims of dictatorial governance and partisan dissatisfaction.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Washington
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Perha
Livingstone's Anniversary and World Peace Musings
The hundredth anniversary of David Livingstone's birth is marked by services worldwide noting his Africa exploration, geography, and impact. A separate critique mocks Cipriano Castro and praises Venezuela's prosperity, urging global workers to stay busy to deter revolutions.
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David Livingstone
Arctic
Antarctic
Africa
Cape Colony
Sahara
Livingstone
Nyassa
Bangweolo
Moero
Victoria Falls
Tanganyika
Stanley
Heart of Africa
Ship Island
Westminster Abbey
England
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
New Yorker
Detroit Free Press
Stre
Illinois wage inquiry stirs national interest in women pay
The Illinois Vice Commission drives discussion on a minimum wage for women, with states nationwide awakening to the issue. The inquiry into women’s wages is described as gaining fruit and momentum in Illinois and beyond.
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Illinois Vice Commission
Nations push probes as states seek reform
The piece notes varied U S states moving to investigate conditions, with New York and Vancouver drawing attention. It mentions rebel executions in Puebla, spring openings of safes in Chicago and other brief political notes, including public figures like Wilson and Roosevelt in a broad, era-tinged panorama.
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New York
Pennsylvania
State Department
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
California
Chicago
Vancouver
Governor Sulzer Birthday Dinner Snubs Spark Tension
The report notes Governor Sulzer's birthday honors and cites the principal reason for the officials' reluctance to share a meal with him. It points to his deliberate failure to involve them in any financial windfall, implying political sting behind the social snub.
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Sulzer
Humor and quips amid 1920s newspaper chatter
A collage of humorous quotes from various papers including the Birmingham Age-Herald Detroit Prep Press and Baltimore American. The snippets mock courage, everyday items, and social roles with witty exchanges involving a judge, a suffragette, and a narrator named Satiricus, reflecting light gossip and playful sarcasm of the era.
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Baltimore American
Wiseman
Uke Jones
Symeone
Eve Tunate
Wiceman
Mr. Meeks Ton
Ington
Character Cameos No 132 Unmarried Evangelist Beauty
A vivid portrait describes a 25 year old evangelist with dark hair and silk like sheen. Her high white forehead, arched violet eyes, strong nose, expressive mouth, and radiant magnetism draw intense crowds, even practical men unable to resist her golden voice.
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Woma
Judge Schwarz Rules In Savannah Police Court Punishment Fits Crime
In Savannah a police court judge, Recorder Schwarz, handles a case where a white mob attacked Mel Gould on a Mull Haven car. The white youths are found at fault but not injured, and the judge frames a circusy-makebelieve punishment for youths, drawing a comic parallel to circus day while ordering a confinement for the accused. The piece notes other eclectic excerpts from various notices and anecdotes.
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Savannah
Seawarz
Mel Gould
Mull Haven
Schwarz
Trova
America
Recorders
boyne-Augusta
Fragmented notice with garbled names and events
An incoherent OCR snippet references a doctor and various scattered phrases including a stork, a race downtown, a picture show, and a panty remark. No clear event, names, dates, or organizations form a coherent report.
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Eosin
Stork
Beate Neal
mPa
Woonle
Schiaten
Pestheai Hk
MRC
Ieaanieetins
Uae
Cal Stenaattanti Lee Os
Mniani
Rioatianssa
How Advertising Reduces Your By Jobs v Ralson
Advertising is the method by which merchants inform a wide public about the quality and desirability of their goods. It explains why patrons should buy, urges store visits, and keeps customers engaged by bringing store news into the home. The Standard emphasizes daily, thorough proofs of advertising’s power to lower prices and boost sales.
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Jobs v. Ralson
Bullde Hante
Fragmentary remark on identity and social norms in unclear text
The readable lines mock people who dress dogs like babies and drive them in cars while noting the speaker’s pride and later realization of meaning, though the passage is fragmented and lacks clear context or outcome.
Daily Hint From Paris Gown War In French Play
A fragment describes a coral cloth gown from a French play. The design features a two part skirt with an upper breadth folded over double to create a one sided tunic. The note hints at period fashion details and stage costume styling.
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