Publication and ad staff listings in The Anaconda Standard
The notice lists the Standard Publishing Company as publisher and proprietor with postal details and rates. It provides office locations and contact numbers for Anaconda and branches, plus editorial rooms and inquiries. It also enumerates external news agencies and partners across major cities including New York Chicago Denver Salt Lake Seattle Portland Rochester and Spokane. It ends with a note that all business letters should be addressed to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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FMA
New_York
Agua
Begehee Fens
Denver—Western News Agency
Salt Lake
McGillis & Lidwis
Portland O'Mara News Co
Fast Sixth North
Spokane
John W. Graham Cos
Avenue
Fracoman Press News Co
Seattie- Whitney's
Portland
Howman News ‘Company
Rochester, Minn
J. D. Kelly
Main
Zembro_attests
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Rumors on Huerta Exit and Possible Mexican Successors
A published rumor suggests Huerta may resign to ease Mexico's crisis but doubts surround it as he has never quit publicly. Viewpoints split on his successor with Carranza or Villa as likely candidates. Washington may back Villa if he takes power, though US preferences remain uncertain. Villa rose from peon origins, fled, returned with nine followers, and built an army of 12,000 within six months as he pressed toward Mexico City.
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Villa
Washington
Mexico
United States
Rio Grande
Brooklyn Eagle
United States Navy
Yucatan
Maximilian
Sampson- Schley
Carranza
Rene
Senor Huerta
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Society For the Suppression
Wettin
King George
India
Egypt
Secretary Redfield notes social consciousness reshaping industry
In a UC lecture, Redfield argues the social consciousness now visible in employers and workers is transforming domestic, business, and industrial life. He cites company nurseries, rain gear for workers, profit sharing plans, and rising civic acts like Y M C A generosity, sanitation laws, and worker training as signs of steady progress.
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Redfield
University of California
New York City
Mayors IDAs draw scrutiny of Butte council
The Butte city council, now under socialist control, hears Mayor Duncan outline plans for the year. He argues a consolidation with the county or a city assessor is needed to raise property valuations and revenues, despite prior promises of economy. The piece contrasts his current stance with earlier calls for reduced expenses.
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Butte
Duncan
Walt Mason Song Nostalgia for Doughnuts and Home Cooking
A humorous reminiscence by Walt Mason of simple, old fashioned foods. The speaker contrasts fancy imported dishes and French menus with the comfort and joy of doughnuts made by mothers and old-time bakers. The piece blends playful dialect and affectionate yearning for traditional treats.
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France
Baen Masons
Humor of the Day in Historic Newspaper Snippets
A collage of quick quotes and mishearings from humor pages across U.S. papers. Jokes range from office banter and doctor talk to schoolroom puns and motorist quips, featuring playful mispronunciations, homophones, and practical jokes.
Woman Threatens Rockefeller Over Mine War Shootings
In New York at John D. Rockefeller Jr. s residence a crowd of people were arrested during a mourning march for mine war victims. Beautiful Ma renz, ally of anarchist Alexander Berkman who shot Frick, entered Rockefeller s office and threatened to shoot him unless the mine war was settled. She was ejected and mobbed at Bowling Green where she attempted a speech.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New York
Free Silence Movement
Colorado
Marenz
Alexander Berkman
H. C. Frick
Bowling Green
Intellectual Cocktails In No Country In The Worm And In No
A critique of American obsession with comedy in newspapers and entertainment. The author laments overabundance of humor in daily life on trains and in Sundays, comparing vaudeville, funny papers, and public laughter to a religious or funeral atmosphere. Notes similar facial expressions among entertainers and the general public.
Spirit of the Press and War Worries in 191? Headlines
A compact collection of era editorial snips noting press calm amid looming conflict. Mentions Willie Hoppe’s continued wins and assorted political quips on Taft, Philippines, Mexico, and mediation. Highlights include dismissive lines about war fear and public sentiment in multiple papers.
Quotable Wit From Luke M Luke Enquirer Skewers Manners
Cincinnati column purports to mock social pretensions and hypocrisy with jests about drink weather jealousy and polite manners. The piece riffs on gender roles nicknames and public opinion while lampooning authority figures and society’s pretenses.
Revered Eureka pastor cures rheumatism with Akox
Rev. Wile of Eureka First Methodist Church, oldest acting pastor in the city, reports relief from rheumatic pain after a little over a week on Akox. He started July 28 and wrote August 12 that pains had diminished, claiming Akox restores health at age 52.
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Wile
Seeond Methodist Curch
Eureka
John D
California
Ial
Wible
Akox
Wihle
Evangelist E A Wible Demonstration At Newbro Drug
Eureka Akos evangelist Rev E A Wible is showcased at the Newbro drug store in Butte invitation to visit call or write for further information regarding this advertisement
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Akos
Newbro
Butte
Unsuitable OCR fragment tied to public behavior reports
Fragmentary telegraph style text describes a man slapped his wife in a public place and mentions women exposing themselves. The readable portion references a girl in a tight skirt climbing onto an open simmer car and comments on attire. Context unclear and names not provided.
Jones and Shackleton Tales Stale in Short Stories
A slice of old Short Stories with Jones from South Jersey a republican recalling the Rockies a switchback excursion and dirt to form another state. Also Mantell on ghost Hamlet and Shackleton boot tale frames this quirky collage of era notes and humor.
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Jones
South Jersey
Rockies
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