Standard Publishing Company notice and ads list
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and mailing details for daily and Sunday editions, plus year rates prepaid and general office contacts. It includes agent and news service listings across multiple cities and directs all correspondence to The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Fariay Staniard
Hell Phone
Bell Phone
Ene Independent
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte urged to back local baseball for season success
The editorial calls on Butte residents to support the national game hall this season, urging regular attendance at home games and enthusiastic travel to away games. It argues town pride requires sustained backing, likening it to past bold purchases and comparing public interest in baseball to wider regional ambitions.
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Butte
National Game Hall
Eliot and California debates on Japanese investment
Dr. Charles W. Eliot of Harvard argues against banning Japanese capital in California while noting Japan prioritizes home development and territorial settlement. The Montana legislature debates bank and land sale restrictions amid broader remarks on immigration, emigration, and policy toward foreign capital. Dayton, Ohio rebuilds after a flood as citizens show resilience and optimism.
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Ner
Formora
Corea
Manchuri
Pacife
Pacific Ocean
Eliot
California
Coo
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
New York Times
Japan
Arbor day strife and civic duties mix in scattered remarks
Fragmentary text cites political tensions in the United States Senate and London’s stance on a French aviator. It notes Arbor Day activities in Great Falls and vague references to educational degrees, tax burdens, and militant groups, with several nonsensical or misjoined phrases.
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Suate
United States
Senate
Arbor Day
Prophesied Presidents Split by Distracted Nation
The piece cites Spirit of the Press and Foot With Pennton La Follette Beveridge as possible next president figures, while noting the public mostly ignores prophets of disaster. It mentions Boston Herald and Pittsboro dispatch with scattered references to police, ammunition, and unrelated historical quips from various papers.
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Pennton la Follette
Beveridge
Kansas City Journal
Nkrhurst
Boston Herald
Colom Police
New York
Pittsboro
Maiti
Philadelphia
Intellectual Cocktails and the Sneer at Heroes
A gravelly portrait of ivy league cynicism. Dick Deadeye exposes sanctimony and graft, labeling every public figure as corrupt while mocked heroes like William Tell and Regulus. The piece lampoons pretentious virtue with biting, humorous venom.
Luke M'Luke Satirizes Marriage and Men’s Habits
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, a humorous column on marital expectations and male foibles. It jokes that good wives and razors prevent bragging, comments on wives’ perspectives, and notes men’s fantasies of better jobs, with quips about domestic life and reformers.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dred
Mit
Heart
Women Only Meeting Promises Candid Red Light District Tour
A quoted speaker invites women to a private meeting to discuss a red light district tour and share opinions freely. The remarks mix boastful asides about batting averages and social banter with scattered aphorisms and wry observations on faith and appearance.
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Red Light District
Humor Clippings and Jokes from York Mail
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from the York Mail and similar magazines. Lines joke about sociology, laundry tickets, breakfast, and family misunderstandings, ending with a blackout of light humor about a choking Russian count. Reads like a lighthearted, era-typical humor column with multiple short gags and character sketches.
Character Cameos From a Titled Family Tale
A fragmented description profiles two brothers, Nos 66 and 68, mentioning an Austrian noble line and a tithe inherited by the oldest. No. 66 becomes blind yet deepens service to others, while No. 68, though also sightless, embodies optimism, gentleness, and keen humanitarian interest. Their inner brightness contrasts with external darkness.
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Am Fea
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Quaint or Curious Trade Rules Across Lands
A digest of odd aims and facts from Lyons to Boston and Cradley Heath. Perambulating signs regulate trade in Lyons while stray annuals are cremated in Boston at 600 weekly. Cradley Heath women blacksmiths forge chains for five cents a yard. Ireland’s 1812 population nearly stable. Pennsylvania plans 120 new constabulary. A recent note claims dogs are private property with a state tax. A test shows paper insulation endures two years on exposed wires. The deepest hole in the world in Silesia measures 7 350 feet, with costs over ten pounds.
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Lyons
France
Boston
Cradley Heath
Birmingham
England
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Yean
Silesia
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