Advertisement and subscription notice from The Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard issue includes a foreign advertising notice and subscription rates. It lists carriers, prices for daily and Sunday issues, monthly and yearly mail rates, and specifies where copies can be obtained outside Montana with a network of news stands and agencies.
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North America
Montana
New York
Hotmes
Park Row
Browaway
Suaris Clear
Branciaco
Lie Arneice—Kemp News Agency
Man Digencous
Portland Row
Postomice
Errand
Mary Fifin
Washban
Biubeck
Wall
Wae
Rees
Vaneconda
Mont
Butte Happy, Growing Under Mayor Lane’s First Year
Butte has been well governed with few disturbances and rising real estate values. The city reports good wages, growing business, and improvement in public morals. Citizens congratulate Mayor Lane as the first year ends, predicting an even stronger second year despite ongoing challenges.
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Butte
Hines
Lane
Ite
Ghosts through a Yorkshire vicar’s photographed claim
A Yorkshire England vicar Reverend Charles Tweedie claims to have photographed a ghost. Psychics debate human senses and unseen worlds, arguing that higher vibration allows spirits to be perceived under extreme nervous tension.
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Indies
Charles ‘Tweedie
Yorkshire
England
Massachusetts Politicians Split Over Favorite Son In Convention
Massachusetts delegates to the Republican national convention are not pledged. Governor McCall led the unpledged ticket while Senator Weeks trailed in votes, suggesting McCall may be the Massachusetts favorite son. Admiral Peary urges rapid navy expansion emphasizing battle cruisers to outpace rivals. A two-squadron fleet at Hampton Roads could reach Halifax to Havana in a day, shaping potential naval strategy.
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Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Governor McCall
Roosevelt
McCall
Chicago
Senate
Peary
Hampton Roads
Halifax
Havana
Bermudas
Naval expansion urged as essential for U S trade and security
A call for a stronger navy and rapid merchant marine buildup highlights wide support for building ships to cover global routes from the Gulf of St Lawrence to the Pacific coast. Opposition in Congress from Republicans and some Democrats is noted, with emphasis on enacting any effective measure before adjournment.
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Gulf of St. Lawrence
Windward
Mona
Panama Canal
Pacific
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Puget Sound
Gulf of Lower California
Hawai
Peary
Congress
Wilson
South America
Central America
The Strenuous Life and Quips From a Jersey Church
Short stories recount a stubborn woodcutting attempt ending with two logs and torn trousers, a clergyman kiss dilemma at a Jersey church, and a dialogue between Landscape and Clarabelle about wealth, public opinion, and a plan to donate money to missionaries as a door closes in Kansas City.
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Tegas
Wald
Jersey
Harry
Kise
York Times
Claravelle
Clarabelle
Landscape
Tim
Neerie
Kansas City
Forming Dinners and Invitations for the Formal Dinner
A 1918 guide outlines formal dinner etiquette with typed invitations in old English script, proper notices, and a week to ten days lead time. It covers guest lists for 12, the role of hosts and domestics, seating, serving times, and even the host’s carriage of carving.
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Bristol
Charles Egbert Mortimer
Michigan “Avenue
McClure
Cleanliness and sanitation in a spring cleanup drive
Dr W A Evans cites cleanliness as foundational to health and spiritual virtue, urging state and city fire marshals to back a cleanup campaign. He notes praise for Kansas law requiring marshals to assist with litter removal, while contrasting skeptical health authorities. The piece blends civic hygiene with musings on flies, manure, and urban cleanliness, ending with a note on double gun reports and physics.
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Rosewall
Harvard University
Tion
J Eharne
Kansas
Havasa
Havana
Montclair
Agni
Chicago Terbune
Fragmentary Tale Ends With Muddled Calendar Note
A disjointed passage shows a narrator finishing a drink of blue Reints and glancing at a watch reading Spweive pom before dancing near a wall calendar marked April 20. He mutters about another month for oysters and insults a Mary nicknamed May, revealing a cryptic, unreliable scene.
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Mary
Moonlight gardens and spooning in the parks stir moral talk
A reflective narrator surveys spring nights and young couples in moonlit park scenes. She warns against promiscuous spooning and the pain of love missteps, recalling a chorus of opinions, quirky memories, and a vow by companions to avoid disturbance on honeymoons.
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Earth
Werd
Comic Snippets and Quips From Newspapers
A collage of humorous quotes from multiple papers showcases witty exchanges and puns. Jokes touch on marriages, abstract versus concrete ideas, social standing, and office life, reflecting lighthearted culture across Detroit Boston Baltimore Birmingham Washington and Philadelphia publications.
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Boston Transcript
Baltimore
Mirmingham Age-Herald
Wes
High
Washington Star
Philadelphia Star
Massachusetts Voices Split On Publican Nomination Talk
The piece surveys political commentary from various papers about Taft Wilson Bryan and other figures, noting mixed opinions and humorous takes. It cites remarks from St. Louis Globe-Democrat Houston Post Baltimore American and Boston Globe, among others, on campaign strategy and public sentiment. It highlights a wide range of partisan perspectives and a broad media mosaic.
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Massachusetts
Springfield
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Fairbanks
Indiana
Ace
John Bull
Roger Casement
Kentucky
Methodist General Conference
Dublin
A. Conan Doyle
Sir Roger Casement
Coe
Frances Marshall
Underwood & Underwood, New York
New Oceanization
Ie Is
Soca Icetimes
Washington ‘Times
Benson
Planam
Debs
Louis Benson
Preparedne
W. A. Evans
Seooning
Fie
Wosling
Sam
Trice
Billie
Rereo
Iris
Frances
Wayne
Detroit Free Press
Spirit of the Press
Ant Ford
Macon
Bryan
Texas
Nebraska
Houston Post
Ohio
Baltimore American
Dave
Learn
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Boston Globe
A. C. M. Hardware House
Cameron
Knowles
Atlas
Ottumwa Iron Works
Ingersoll-Sergeant
Quartz
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