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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
13
Newspaper section lists advertising rates and branch offices for Standard Publishing Co based in Anaconda Montana. It notes rates for Sunday editions, office locations in New York Hartford Chicago and other cities, plus contact details and agent names for distribution channels.
The Daly ind Trust company head Bowman wired 2500 dollars to the American toss headquarters for flood sufferers, raising local contributions near 3000 with more receipts expected. The piece notes political tensions over riders and a shift in post office proposals, including a ten cent delivery fee and reforms to the parcel post.
The piece criticizes high taxes in Butte and the rise in municipal spending under recent leadership, urging a citizen-led administration to curb expenditures. It also supports President Wilson’s plan to appoint native Porto Ricans to postmasterships and local offices, arguing home rule improves governance and local responsiveness.
A garbled column catalogs international diplomacy with Preston Wilson era themes, open door policy, and American influence perceived in China and Europe. It also weaves weather anecdotes from Prof Willis Moore, flood notes, and transit misfortunes across American cities amid spring forecasts.
A prison description of William J. Reid lists him as a 37 year old adventurer with a hooked nose and a restless, roaming nature. The narrative portrays him as bold, unselfish yet dangerous, having traveled to the Philippines, South Africa, the Klondike, and Central America, with alleged swindling across the country and a discrepancy in reported height.
Pat and Mike work on a building scene with Pat dropping a rope to lower Mike from a scaffold. Mike falls into a mortar bed suffering injuries and mortification. The piece shifts to a domestic moment and a courtroom vignette featuring a young witness and a judge questioning competence and an oath.
Fragmented column reflects humorous anecdotes about men and women, fashion, and social quirks. Mentions Easter outfits and Adam's apple jokes, attributed to the Cincinnati Enquirer sample text from March, with scattered phrases on daily life and advice.
A brief Yonkers Statesman item shows Mrs Wayupp and Mrs Tlase discussing names and faces while joking about a couple made for each other. The dialogue hints at mistaken memories and playful banter reflecting social life and humor in Yonkers society.
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