Anaconda Standard Publisher and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing and advertising information. Listed are publishers proprietors, postal details, and office addresses in Anaconda Montana. References to billing, subscriptions, and advertising representation across major cities are noted.
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Standard Publishing Company ‘Publishers and Proprietors
Postofice
Anaconda
Matter. Publication
Standard Building
Mont
Beth Pronee
Dariness
Standard Publishing Company
Butte School Trustees Reinstate Seven Teachers
At a trustees meeting in Butte the board reinstated seven of the 24 dropped teachers. Other cases involve resignations or pending final actions. The trustees stressed unity and loyalty to the superintendent and warned teachers to curb public criticism. The article also discusses broader war context and German strategies influencing public opinion.
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Butte
Rustees
Downer
Doc Cook Plans Everest Climb From San Francisco May 27
The piece mocks Doc Cook announcing a May 27 call from San Francisco to India with the aim of climbing Mount Everest. It praises perseverance, contrasts Cook’s methods with historical figures, and defends his genius while noting reputational attacks. The column satirically but firmly supports Cook’s ongoing ambition.
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Doc Cook
San Francisco
India
Mount
Everest
Doc
Cook
Mount McKinley
Daniel Webster
Napoleon
Marengo
Blucher
Waterloo
Robespierre
National Assembly
Dr. Cook
Richelieu
Income tax receipts rise beyond early estimates
The treasury department now projects income tax receipts this year will reach 96 million dollars, up from an initial 80 million. Corporate taxes are down from last year, but gains from individuals on moderate incomes more than offset the loss. The department notes many more moderate earners are filing returns, boosting total revenue above earlier forecasts.
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Treasury Department
Department
Treaty Department
Reno Divorces and European War Reflections
The piece notes Maryland rejecting Reno divorces and warns such rulings could curb Reno's divorce industry. It recalls Nevada residence changes and six month minimums, then shifts to a broad, period gossip on Europe, war, politics, and public life with various asides about leaders, Europe’s population, and Mother's Day observances.
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Maryland
Reno
Nevada City
Supreme Court of Maryland
Nevada
Keeping Well on Peas and Cottonseed Diets for Pellagra
A health service bulletin discusses pellagra risk and diet advice, urging peas and beans as staples and proposing cottonseed meal and flour as protein substitutes. It notes cottonseed options for bread and cakes, claims low cost protein, and cautions portion limits to avoid excess.
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Public Health Service
Goldberger
Nouthern
Texas Experiment Station
Humorous Exchanges and Pocket Comic Snippets
A collage of light jokes and quips from newspapers including a judge, a father with proposals, a spade and club gag, wedding misunderstandings, and a piece on cooling railway cars in Egypt, reflecting 20th century humor and everyday misreadings.
Captain to reorganize U S Navy and Benson named
Secretary Josephus Daniels unveils a plan to reorganize the Navy Department with Captain William Shepherd Benson stated as Chief of Naval Operations. The move follows extensive criticism of Navy administration and marks a milestone in naval and political history.
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Josephus Daniels
Heavy
Navy Department
William Shepherd Benson
Naval Operations
Daniels
Jay
Summer stew guidance for economical meals and varied flavors
A 1915 McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece offers advice on making hearty meat stews suitable for summer. It covers ingredient choices such as lamb with celery, mint, and green peppers, plus methods for trimming, boiling, and slow simmering. It suggests garnishes, side dishes, and stove or fireless cooker preparation.
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The
McClure News
Paper Syndicate
A New Charter for Massachusetts Era in Colonial Rule
The text surveys the 1689 to 1692 shift to William of Orange rule and a new charter uniting Plymouth with Massachusetts and Maine. It notes the crown appointed governors, admiralty courts, veto power, broader male voting, and church-state changes, while preserving Plymouth's legacy and residents' steady temper.
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Church of England
St. Mary's
Providence
Annapolis
Maryland
England
William
America
Ast
West Jersey
Fishte
East Jersey
Khme
Jersey
Delaware
William of Orange
James
Charles
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Plymouth Grant
Masschusetts
Maine
St. Lawrence
Ensix
London
Micounicll
House of Deputies
Iself
Eople
Kovernor
Lnt
Indicted Rev James Johnson Led New Jersey Chicken Ring
A New York correspondent recalls Rev James Johnson of New Jersey once indicted as head of a band of chicken thieves that plundered farmers near Brunswick. Testimony shows stolen chickens passed through his hands as he claimed others did the same and shared the proceeds with friends.
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New York
James Johnson
New Jersey
Brunswick
Mr. Johnson
Spirit of the Pres and Campaign Chatter Across Papers
Compilation of scattered editorial snippets from multiple papers noting Taft as a possible Republican candidate, cross party reactions, and remarks on campaign fundraising. Also includes brief quips on Thaw solvency, Jack Johnson, and Morocco’s land use figures.
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Trioute Bonding
Montas
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Venter Way
Spokane
Stubeck
River Wae
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Galicia
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Coliier
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France
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Berlin
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Wilson
Ail
Mexico
baMles
National Tenue Sennant Sinners
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Hell
OM Boreas
Jack Frost
Lonton
City Beautiful Movement
Baer
Baltimore
Crimson Gulch
Washington Star
Bella
Ella
Hayman
San Francis‘ Exposition
Golem
Buffalo Expres
Jude
James Gaxetts
U. S. Navy
Frances Marshals
Zou
Tory
Peop
Hnoroy Wilson
Representative Mann
Washington
Mann
Man
Spirit of the
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Kansis
Perking
Washington Post
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Philadelphia Ledger
Houston Post
Jack” Johnson
Charleston News and Courier
C. P
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Morocco
Hension
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