Standard Publishing Company notices in Anaconda Montana
A fragmentary paste of a newspaper masthead and contact lines showing Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. Includes postal matter notes, office addresses, managers and advertising agencies listing New York Fifth Avenue Chicago Tribune Building, and various irrelevant stray words.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Prop
Anaconda
Butte
East Broadway
W'S. Morton
New York
ace-Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
vrice—Tribune
Bonding Proposals Prompt County and City May Ballot
Multiple proposals seek bonds totaling 600000 for a county jail courthouse grounds sewer system and school facilities. Plans propose 100000 for county needs 800000 for schools and 200000 for southern city sewer. Officials consider reducing totals to improve passage chances.
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Board of County Commissioners
Plan for July adjournment faces Senate hurdles
Democratic leaders weigh adjournment by mid July as the House runs toward July 15 but Senate limits, night sessions, and seat retention face opposition to the president's program and to swift closing. The outcome hinges on Senate conduct and presidential cooperation.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
House
Standard
Quorum Delays in Congress Amid Campaign Pulls
Senators long speeches keep quorum calls frequent, slowing legislation. With Wilson administration in session, Democrats face campaign pressure and possible loss of control. Majority members seek adjournment while minority members aim for campaigning with little delay.
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Congress
Immigration Bill Drama Sparks Senate Veto Debate
The immigration bill with a literacy test creates talk of a Wilson veto as senators weigh amendments. The measure languishes in a Senate committee, with public attention shifting to tolls repeal Mexican trouble trusts and suffrage. Meanwhile foreign trade talks in Washington feature John D. Ryan and other leaders while aviation and future air travel sparks speculation about rapid transatlantic ships and wing design.
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Wilson
House
Senate
Cleveland
Taft
Omaha
The farmer the kind that stirs a stubborn crop
Walt Mason humorously mocks farmers perseverance despite pests droughts and hail. He riffs on cutworms chinchbugs weevils and Latin pest names while noting rains fail and farmers still strive to harvest the grain, even as critics claim their efforts are bunk.
Luke M'Luke Says In Cincinnati Enquirer Tale
Fragmentary Cincinnati Enquirer note describes a neighbor woman on a porch and a mother reproving a father in a domestic scene. It references the idea of social judgments based on appearances and a long, garbled dialogue that mentions a man paying for a rabbit foot and charm. The text is largely indecipherable.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Tata
Senator Ashhurst: Long Career From Nevada to Arizona
Senator Henry Fountain Ashhurst, born 1874 in Winnemucca, Nevada, grew up in Arizona. He held jobs from lumberjack to lawyer, served in the Arizona territorial legislature, and was chosen as a Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in October 1911. He serves until March 4, 1917.
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Henry Fountain Ashhurst
Bristow
Senate
Winnemucca
Nev
Arizona
Congressional Directory
Arizona Territorial
Arizona Pri
United States
Intellectual Cocktails on Truth and Substitutes
The piece argues that the greatest enemies to good things are cheap substitutes and false versions. It warns that religion, aristocracy, health, and government fall to fakery rather than outright foes, noting truth is undermined by a two thirds lie.
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Ruskin W Sage
Press quotes mock Theodore Roosevelt and Lipton sail plan
A collection of editorial snippets mocks Roosevelt’s river claim and discusses Lipton’s two boats for the America's Cup. The clips note Huerta in Mexico City delaying action, mediation hopes, and Nelson OShaughnessy losing baggage yet gaining a reputation amid mixed commentary.
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Theodore Roosvelt
Philadelphia Ledger
Tom
Tom Lipton
Los Angeles Times
Humor of the Day Punch Line Snippets From Newspaper Cartoons
A collection of humorous lines and cartoons from various publications. Jokes touch on finances hairstyles travel and daily life with playful exchanges and quips. Names and outlets include Mrs Wayback Hirman Puck Buffalo Express Normandie Bartram and the Boston Transcript.
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Wayback
Hirman
Scott
Tlt
Puck
Pennsylvania
Squilbob
Heaven
Mber
Senator Sor
Washington Star
Mudge
Megg
Boston
Transcript
Garsden
Grocer
Boston Transcript
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