Standard Publishing Co. Anaconda notice page
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and domestic distribution details. It notes monthly and annual prices for Party and Sunday editions, with advance payment required, and provides office contacts and a nationwide network of news outlets and agents. The address for general business correspondence is STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Anaconda, Mont.
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Ana ‘Conde
Business Ofice
Bell Phone
Independent
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
New Oregon Short Line Morning Train To Dillon Starts May 10
The Oregon Short Line announces a new morning train to Dillon commencing Sunday May 10, departing Butte at 7 15 and not going south to Dion for now. Return from Dillon at 6 39 in the evening to Butte by 9 30, giving patrons a full day in Dillon and aiding fishermen and other travelers.
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Oregon Short Line
Dillon
Butte
Dion
Ditlon
States Appropriating for Good Roads in 1914 Year Book
The American Highway association issue shows 26 states, half, setting road funds totaling about 95 million dollars for construction and improvement. Leading spenders include Illinois, Iowa, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and others with over 1 million each. Montana and Idaho are late. North Dakota also reports a road fund.
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American Highway Association
Kentucky
Middle West
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
New Yom
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Montana
Idaho
Progressive party remains for war and resists GOP merger
The national executive committee of the Progressive Party, meeting in Chicago, affirms continued war stance and rejects consolidation with the Republican Party while its leaders remain in control. It plans complete ticket fielding nationwide and anticipates Roosevelts return for campaign tours in Pennsylvania Illinois and Kansas. George W. Perkins says many Republicans are truly progressive and want to do right for the country.
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National Executive Committee
Progressive Party
Chicago
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Iinois
Kansas
George W. Perkins
Penrose
Barnes
Progressives Push Montana Influence in State Politics
The piece notes progressives spend on Montana campaigns and newspapers to win seats. Despite few wins, they claim to replace untrustworthy Republicans with capable Democrats, shaping Washington representation and gaining satisfaction from shifting power.
Prize offered for top copper medal sales in Montana
The Montana Affairs commission at the Panama-Pacific Exposition announces a contest for girls selling copper medals from May 9 to May 16. The top seller will win free transport including Pullman accommodations to the exposition and back. Proceeds aid Montana's state building fund. bronze copper coins with Montana and exposition seals will be sold for one dollar at banks or by secretary Frank Hazelbaker in Dillon.
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Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
San Francisco
Humorous Day Note Stretches Across Aiea Page
A fragmented humor note from a newspaper page shows playful garbled lines and stray phrases about a tee and beer. Strong entities are unclear due to the distorted OCR, but the piece conveys a light, jokey mood and scattered wording typical of a humor column.
Glimpses of Wit and World News From The Era
Excerpts mix humorous adages and social comments with a report on Danube tunnel plans by Romania. The column blends quips about marriage, money, and daily life with a note on a proposed rail tunnel under the Danube.
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Danube
Ono
Short Stories from a Busy Evening in Chicago and Philadelphia
A collage of humorous vignettes and anecdotes from early 20th century papers. A Boston girl’s illness prompts cautious medical talk. A New Jersey teacher probes hotel drink policies. Two Irishmen face rough streets, a New York impresario criticizes ticket speculation. A bride and groom exchange small acts, a bicycle tale mocks yokels, and a hungry man jokes about beer and hunger in city streets.
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A. L. Erlanger
New York
Walt Mason Song On Voting And Civic Duty
A verse coring voting satire where Walt Mason mocks political pressure to vote for favored candidates. The speaker notes the futility of ballots to provide basic comforts and laments the noisy rhetoric while prioritizing daily labor, groceries, and home stability over political promises.
Cyrus the Great and ancient tiger regulations cited
From the Engineering record the national drainage congress recalls Cyrus the Great as a master of water control. Sir William Wilcocks notes he built canals and an earthen dam to divide floodwaters of the Tigris, using strategic force to compel workers after a horse death.
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William Wilcocks
Cyrus
Tigris
Babylonia
Intellectual Cocktails and the Rising Woman Voters
A verbose critique spans public corruption and social change from traffic to theaters, rail hubs, and labor. It laments omnipresent graft while praising mothers earning civic power as voters and jury members, centering on women's suffrage and reform alongside everyday urban生活.
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Mother
Commonwealth
Mexican oil boom eyed for Tampico to Vera Cruz
The New York Post notes a potential world scale oil development in Mexico between Tampico and Vera Cruz. Mexican Petroleum and Huasteca firms already ship thousands of barrels daily from wells near Tam and south of Tampico, with an English company’s fields yielding large outputs and a famous well named Dos Bacos burning for months. Colorado also enacts a law requiring portable electric lamps for mine testing.
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New York Post
Republic of Mexico
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Mexican Petroleum Company
F California Concern
National
Ano
Tam
Ehano
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