Anaconda Standard newspaper masthead and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and publishing offices. It notes price structures for daily and Sunday editions, advertising contacts, and distribution points in multiple cities, with general correspondence addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Avance
Bell Phone
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Candidates Prepare for New Corrupt Practices Law
In Silver Row county many men plan to seek office this fall and must meet signature requirements. The new corrupt practices law curbs campaigning methods, bans vote buying, prohibits clergy influence outside public speech, limits campaign expenses, and requires full author details on political printing to avoid penalties.
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Silver Row
The Southern Republics Past and Present
The article notes sixteen republics south of Mexico, with Argentina Brazil and Chile as leading powers. It highlights growing populations around 84 million combined, strong immigration from Southern Europe, and stable governments. Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro are described as modern cities, while Brazil Argentina and Chile are rising naval powers ready for potential conflict.
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Mexico
South America
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Europe
Buenos Aires
Philadelphia
Rio Janeiro
Austria
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
Spain
Iowa Population Decline Noted by Census Bureau Figures
Census figures show Iowa's population slipping slightly, the only state with a decrease since 1910. Iowa fell 3,022 from 1910 to 191? while Nevada and others fluctuated. The decline is linked to farmers selling smaller holdings to neighbors and moving northwest, with many settling in Montana.
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Government Census Bureau
United States
Iowa
Towa
Nevada
Northwest
Canada
Montana
Co operative movement in Kansas marks 25 years of growth
The text extols Kansas co operation as a cornerstone of state life, noting half a million people rely on co op stores and mutual associations for groceries, grain handling, insurance, and farming services. It contrasts with global regions and touches on earthquakes, disaster response, and civic topics like Arbor Day and political figures.
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Kansas
Earthquakes and Floods Widen the Danger Zone
The article notes a millennium of destructive earthquakes and volcanic eruptions near Mount Aetna where 139 lives were lost in a Friday night disaster. It observes repeated rebuilding in danger zones along with floods on the Ohio Mississippi and in Southern California. Major de Bolarelli lists 180000 earthquakes worldwide, naming Italy Japan Greece the Pacific coast of South America Java Sicily and Asia Minor as the most shaken regions.
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Africa
Autralia
Russia
Siberia
Scandinavia
Canada
Italy
Iicly
Greece
Japan
Mexico
Central America
South America
Pacific
United States
Atlantic
Mount Vesuvius
Mount Aetna
Hearst
Ohio
Mississippi
California
Los Angeles
New York
Java
Sicily
Asia Minor
Quotations on Fashion and Virtue From Old Newspapers
A collage of editorial quips on shoes wages aviation dress reform and social praise from Chicago News Cleveland Plain Dealer Pittsburg Dispatch Cleveland Leader and Milwaukee Sentinel. The notes critique style in attire, the word salary origins, aviation risks, and manners, urging recognition of ordinary good deeds.
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Boston Grove
Cleveland Plain
Aviational
Ordinary Chicago girl turned wonder of the world
A Swedish girl from a modest Chicago home travels to Europe for four years, rises to fame and wealth, and is celebrated by society. Her rise, described in reverent terms, contrasts humility with worldly praise as she stands at the pinnacle at 22. The piece cites religious reflections on wealth and genius.
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Imiael
Chicago
Europe
Walt Mason and the greedy throng in a city of coins
A fragmented verse from the Cincinnati Enquirer echoes Walt Mason as it critiques greed and material hunger. It paints weary crowds chasing money while lawyers plunder, urging readers to seek deeper meaning beyond wealth. It contrasts old fashioned virtue with modern vanity and poses a social moral.
Fashion Notes From Paris At Longchamps Races
Seen at the Longchamps races in Paris a dark blue broadcloth tailored salt with no decoration. The tunic coat features a shoulder yoke and a wide straw hat style.
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Longchamps
Satirical column mulls relationships and gender norms
The piece riffs on grass wides and screen women, praising self defense via feet while lampooning fashion and marriage rituals. It jibes at high brow moralists, jokes about kisses from adoration to treachery, and notes aging, humor, and reluctance to join a society against laughter and love.
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Ma ix
Grima ix
Eve
Society For the Prevention of
Mixed Quotations and Jokes Highlight Daily Humor Scene
A collage of humorous lines and quotes from newspapers stars a cast of characters. References to Miss rages, May Sessa, Dewmslaceo, and Theeto Shlain mingle with satirical digs about politics divorces and wealth. A Pittsburgh Ledger flavor surfaces through witty banter and timely quips about ongoing social scenes.
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Washington Star
Crawford
Clabshaw
Coroner's Office
Puck
Useleas
Len Vera
Patina Pubite Ledger
Oh Will and the Millionaire Letters
A humorous dialogue scene opens with Oh Will noting millionaires receive threatening letters to pay up. WH counters with his own receipt of such letters. A nurse scene follows, then a witty classroom anecdote about a journalist's poor reporting and a humorous handwriting misread. The piece ends with a club invitation riddle about whether a writer will attend.
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Ssoston
Harper's Magazine
Henry
Canadian Northern Builds 69 Miles of Road
A compilation notes the Canadian Northern has 69 miles of road completed and 7 152 miles under construction in Canada. It lists costs of completed mileage for construction and equipment and cites a five mile tunnel project on the Mount McDonald route for the Canadian Pacific railway.
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Canada
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Teast
Julius Caesar
New York
Piorida
Robert Boyle
The
Royal 80
Switger- Tanich
Billy
William Howe
Lucerne
N.Y
Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Jim Jacobs
Cattaraugus Reservation
Jacobs
Flagg Swamp
Elk County
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Mount McDonald
Canadian Pacific Railway
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