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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1913
Page
12
Standard Publishing Company mentions subscription rates and mailing details, listing daily and Sunday options, advance payment prices, and sales agents. The notice outlines contact addresses in Anaconda and Montana, along with distribution and office notes from the publisher.
The 17th of May marks Norway’s independence as Norwegians, both at home and abroad, observe the day with special exercises. A growing number of Norwegian Americans settle in Montana, where celebrations will be held. These communities are valued citizens respected by their neighbors who wish them joy on this day.
An article by Howant Ellot, president of the Northern Pas Hell railroad, argues U S railways may soon be taxed to supply commerce as public opinion pushes for lower rates and higher taxes. He cites comparative costs per mile and freight rates, noting high capitalization and expenses threaten future investment. In Atlanta, Presbyterians debate consolidation measures among Northern, Southern, United, and Associate Reformed churches, seeking unity amid doctrinal ties and recent mergers.
The article discusses unity of the Northern and Southern Presbyterians and other groups in Atlanta, noting doctrinal differences with United Presbyterian and Associate Reformed churches over psalm singing. It suggests a likely move toward reunion, citing Atlanta deliberations and noting broader religious consolidation. Also mentions business defections and wool market shifts tied to tariff changes, highlighting Chicago merchants Marshall Field & Co. and the impact on wool prices and London basing.
The article argues the Butte public library must expand beyond the main floor to add a juvenile department and a separate children's reading room. It urges relocating or redesigning space, warning current quarters are cramped and risk crowding the auditorium, with calls for a street-level, well-arranged public hall.
Readable fragments describe a traveling speaker critiquing small towns and the lure of visitors. A convention pitch touts two cemeteries as a feature while political satire touches socialism and local officials. The prose shifts through town scenes and a humorous misreading of shared wages.
An older Cincinnati Enquirer piece riffs on domestic life with humor about husbands, wives, payday nerves, and social roles. It parodies gender stereotypes, noting wives’ painting, ice purchases, and men’s indulgences, ending on a wry jab at common marital misadventures.
A fragmented passage notes a cautious man who avoids grand theatrical flair. It contrasts a bold English critic of militant suffragists with a cautious stance on risk, insurance, and social hooks, while mentioning a bright young woman and a young man about to intervene.
John Milocmeh an Austrian faced Judge Donlan on second degree assault charges after a March 1 incident where a man named Papich was beaten with bare fists and brass knuckles. Witnesses, mostly Austrian, hinder English comprehension, delaying testimony into next week while Deputy Napton and Jackson prosecute and Joe Dinnard defends.
A reflective piece argues envy shapes human behavior more than other sins. It cites famous maxims from La Rochefoucauld and Mardeville, noting envy thrives in success and public fall from grace. The text portrays envy as a universal, corrosive force within competition and social judgment.
The piece outlines canine fashion trends for spring in London’s west end, urging dogs to discard old garb in favor of the season’s latest. It highlights patent shoes for promenade high boots for evening wear light overcoats knitted jackets gold necklets light mackintoshes goggles for the motor dog and purses.
An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as instant itch relief for eczema ringworm pimples and blackheads. It claims gentle soothing action safe for delicate skin including babies and offers a free trial by writing to Resinol Baltimore Maryland.
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