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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
13
The Anaconda Standard lists subscriptions and advertising details with monthly and yearly rates paid in advance. It lists office locations in Anaconda and a network of affiliate news agencies across major cities and regions.
The Silver Bow district 1 school election set for April 5 is shaping a close race as trustees Charles S Holland and John G Holland face possible successors. The Warm Springs insane asylum led by J M Scanland has a clean record amid speculation Dr Scanland may step down for a rest. Montanans praise his fourteen years of service and hope for a return to leadership someday.
The piece argues President Wilson's address signals a coherent new foreign policy aligning with Latin American outlines, mentions the Chinese loan issue, and notes domestic debates from a Massachusetts hat law to nursing staff standards. It weaves critiques of diplomacy, taxation, and industrial interests, including Amalgamated Copper and political maneuvers, through a wide range of topics.
A New York legislative bill to restrict the term nurse to professionally certified nurses triggers a vigorous public debate. Opponents warn it may mimic physician licensing, while supporters deny monopoly claims, noting the measure bars nonregistered individuals from presenting as nurses though they may still offer care. The discussion continues amid related cases and concerns.
ships from Columbus fleet set sail from Spain to the Chiages ir for a future voyage to San Francisco. officials plan to row them along the Mississippi and Gulf of Mexico to reach the exposition. a $1000 grant was proposed to assist the ships, with local votes and state department talks shaping the plan.
Harry Balttes, twenty two, and his bride ended a six months honeymoon in Fulton County Jail after Judge W T Newman ordered their release. They had been confined for six months simply for being witnesses in a murder case with no capture of the alleged slayers, a move greeted by public sentiment and a spirit of justice.
A dialogue on parental expectations and individual identity. No. 144-Boy aged 1, described with features and behavior, resents the grocery trade his father dictates. The piece contrasts parental pressure with the boy’s wish to create and learn, urging mutual respect.
A scrambled media collage cites Senator Atlee and unnamed Republicans amid calls for discipline and youth indiscretion. The piece references Taft Roosevelt imagery, English suffragists, and a tangle of newspaper名称 with assorted political names, hinting at partisan debates.
A collage of jokes, dialogue snippets, and poetic lines references kissing, a hired man, political discussion, and a playful verse about bells and a child’s laughter. Includes lines attributed to Beulah and Beaux as well as scattered references to journalists and a judge.
A fragmented dialogue reveals a caller seeking verification about a former housekeeper Mrs Smith. The conversation touches on employment duration about six months, reliability, and notes of sewing and woodwork, with praise for neat rooms and good hours. The exchange ends with farewell and references to new workers.
A fragmented 1905 style column lampoons dress codes and social mores. It notes that dressmakers push undergarments, lounging outfits for daughters, and shifting fashion trends from gingham aprons to modern garments. The piece weaves humor about men, money, and vaudeville, ending with a description of gown details and lacework.
An ad by JUN P. PALLON invites readers to join the Standard Thrift League with no dues and open eligibility. It urges adherence to rules, daily meetings, and reading the Standard to learn how to save money by buying economically and financing a summer vacation.
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