Anaconda Standard Reprerenceer Reprint Ad Brevity
The text appears to be a garbled newspaper notice from the Anaconda Standard including subscription rates and distribution details. It mentions sale locations in Montana and delivery points around Butte, with headings about the Sunday edition and street sales. Names and exact figures are unclear due to corruption in the OCR.
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Anyrnristo Serta J. Merion Co
Ba Monte
Montana
Tay Tits Ag
Rogawar
Michigan
Border Tensions Warn of Possible U.S. Mexican War
A historical note warns that border tensions between the United States and Mexico could escalate to warfare. It cites government duty to protect citizens, fears clashes with Mexican forces, and criticism of the Mexican government's weakness in restraining bandits along the frontier.
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Mexico
T. United States
Still Small Voice Aids Conscience Fund Totals Rise
War era generosity boosts Uncle Sam’s conscience fund with 1916 first quarter receipts reaching 46 162 60 driven by a 30 000 lump from a Philadelphia penitent. Since 1811 the fund has grown from 5 dollars to nearly half a million, funded by varied citizens and occasional foreign donors amid Treasury caution.
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Uncle Sam
Philadelphia
Madison
Treasury
The
United
Treasur Department
Montana institutions urged for graduates to stay home
With graduation near, Montana students are urged to attend state colleges in Missoula Bozeman and Butte. The piece argues Montana institutions have improved, offer thorough education, and deserve loyal support from high school graduates to study locally rather than in other states.
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Montana
Missoula
Boxemen Tiilon
Butte
Motana
Wilson at Primaries Shows Democratic Solidarity Across States
The Springfield Republican analyzes the presidential primaries noting strong Democratic support for Wilson, with him winning the full Democratic vote in Indiana and Chicago showing he outpolled all Republican candidates. The piece asserts Wilson’s continued strength despite limited opposition. It also argues aviation’s wartime boost will accelerate aviation development and its commercial potential after the war, highlighting training, larger aircraft, and expanded routes for mail and passenger service.
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Wilsan
Springfield
Montana
Wilson
Wisconsin
Indiana
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wilton
Michigan delegates set to back Ford on first ballot
Michigan Republicans bound to vote for Ford on the first ballot at the national convention, with after-ballot freedom to choose Hughes or another Republican. If Ford runs, Michigan likely sticks with him. otherwise Hughes could secure Michigan’s support.
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Michigan
Hoey Ford
William Alden Smith
Justice Hughes
Ford
Hughes
Middle West
Roosevelt
Cummins
Sherman
Burton
Prosecution Threat Prompts Spending Shifts and Secret Service Role
Fragmentary report notes tensions over funding and law changes. It mentions the United States Secret Service involvement and suggests most funds originate from statutes. The text hints at public finance pressure and a lingering unresolved issue related to a lamp.
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United States Secret Service
Useless Husbands in a Upbeat Provincial Party Scene
A provincial town tale reports a white elephant party where guests were to bring items unused yet valuable. Eleven of the nineteen women reportedly brought their husbands, ending the event. An elderly Nebraska woman recounts killing a chicken to illustrate wartime nerve and fear.
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Nebraska
Europe
Sarah
Housewife's Economy by Frances Marshall and the Guest Who Doesn't Dance
An old etiquette piece suggests entertaining without dancing, grouping guests for ease, and hosting a chafing dish party with partner scavenger cards. Charades and improvised costumes are recommended, with careful planning to match tastes and avoid awkwardness.
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McClure
Typhoid Rates in American Cities Reach Low Levels
A 1916 Chicago Tribune summary notes typhoid death rates fell across U.S. cities with populations over 100000, led by Chicago at 4.4 per 100000 and New York at 6.0. The piece cites journalism and medical authorities, discusses milk sanitation and city health efforts, and lists cities on an honor roll for safety while warning rural areas lag.
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Tate
Chicago
Journal of the
American, Medical Association
Europe
Reta Uist
Cambridge
Newark
Seattle
Omaha
Mitkee
Vienna
Berlin
Condon
Paris
Pate
New York
Philadel
St. Paul
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Providence
San Francisco
Buffalo
Springfield
Mass
Scranton
Spokane
Atlanta
Washington
New
The Little People of Ireland and Our Grandmother’s Tales
The narrator recalls a cherished grandmother who told Irish folklore about the little people and a mischievous figure named Papa Lat. Childhood adventures with neighbors and a haunted house nickname haunt memories, tempered by love, faith, and a wish for the grandmother’s presence.
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Trishman
Lotti Jack
Old Papa
Old Papa Lafferty
Lottie
Jack
Ireland
Hickory Manor
Humor Teasers From Puck to Boston Papers
A collage of quips from era humor pages notes jokes about gambling poker Broadway politeness and social manners. Lines reference Mrs Slocum Uncle Blen the Chum and a joke about kisses orange blossoms and cross town exchanges. The items reflect light domestic and urban wit typical of early 20th century newspapers.
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Christia Register
Blank
Rubes
Farmer Whitetree
Louisville Courier-Jour
Political Buzz and Satire Across Papers on Taft Roosevelt and Wilson
A collage of editorial quips from Birmingham to Detroit mocks Taft's work court prospects and Taft Roosevelt strategizing. It notes colonels seeking universal appeal, Taggart's critique of Senate statesmen, Mexico’s peace woes, and humor about Root cigars and the meaning of T R. It ends with Four Years More of It criticizing Wilson’s tenure.
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Taft
Mars
Birmingham Age-Herald
Republic
Chicago Herald
Root
Philadelphia. Ledger
Tennyson's Brook
T. R
Louisville Courier-Journal
Detroit Free Press
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Canada
Alaska
Mall and Parcel Air Service
Deserts
Great Lakes
Caribbean
Areaplane
Zeppelin
Michigan War
John Bull
Jack Frost
Germany
Colonel House
John Lind
Fairbanks
Madame Thebes
America
England
Epee
Underwood & Underwood
Gen
Coleman du Pont
New York City
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Cral du
Pont
du Pont-De Nemours Powder Company
United States
General Dimont
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
New York Financial District
Frances Marshall
Tertaint
W. A Evans
Alexander de Great
Eucmue
Rusein
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Mary Pidffo
Quick
Doc
Boston Transcript
Spirit of the Press
Charleston
DPE Buscaelle
Business College
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Quartz
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