Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Distribution Details
The Anaconda Standard listing supplies subscription rates and distribution notes. It lists offices, advertising contacts, and nationwide newsstand distribution points including New York, Rochester, and San Francisco.
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Butte Shows Growing Interest In 1916 Baseball Season
The Butte baseball scene in May 1916 shows rising local interest as fans discuss results, with attendance improving despite frequent rains and cold. Players and promoters note the park’s appeal and expect higher crowds and better play when warmer weather returns after a week away.
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Butte
Taft’s Silent Preference in 1912 Republican Race
Former president Taft declines to name his preferred candidate for the 1912 Republican nomination. Rumors link him to Roosevelt, Hughes, or reconciliation with Roosevelt, but he has not endorsed any contender. He remains uncommitted while others wrangle about the field.
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Taft
New York
Roosevelt
Hughes
Changing Mindset on War Readiness Splits Republicans
Republicans condemn President Wilson for flip flopping on preparedness. The piece notes early opposition to arms buildup and later support as global tensions rise. It describes shifting public opinion over the past year and a half regarding American involvement and defense policy.
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Wilson
UMD
United States
Congress
Fragmented garbled text reflects political upheaval
The passage presents a garbled OCR extract discussing political shifts, potential presidential implications, and party dynamics involving Bryan and Republicans. It mentions changes in conditions, leaders, and alleged criticisms, with unclear context and many unreadable fragments.
Butte Street Driving Rules Need Strict Enforcement
Regulations on automobile driving in Butte streets are necessary yet enforcement is lax. Pedestrians face danger as drivers and even children playing on streets cause risks in the town center. The public streets are for travel not play, and stricter adherence from all, including pedestrians, is urged to reduce accidents.
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Butte
Siesta
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Republicans Face Fewer Delegation Contests This Year
EW reports the Republican convention will see about a dozen contests, mostly from the South over local differences, not presidential candidates. The party faces hard tasks choosing a universally acceptable candidate and a platform amid wartime and militarism debates, with the national committee meeting next week and the convention in two weeks.
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Bryan’s Planned Role at Democratic National Convention
Bryan will attend the Democratic National Convention as a worker and adviser from among delegates, not as an alternate or proxy. His influence is expected to guide many delegates, and he has led or controlled conventions since 1896, with nominations in 1896 1900 and 1908, and a possible 1904 bid.
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Bryan
Bryan's Influence on Democratic Platform in 1912 Nomination
The 1912 scene centers on Woodrow Wilson's nomination and the shifting role of William Jennings Bryan. Analysts say Bryan plans to push planks on peace, prohibition, and woman suffrage but aims to keep the party united. He may attempt a new party only if the Democrats reject his priorities. The Democrats favor peace and preparedness but avoid tying prohibition or woman suffrage to the campaign.
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Bryan
Ryan
Democratic Party
J. Bryan
Wood campaign stalls as Republican boom fades in headline
The Wood presidential bid shows slow progress with headquarters established and branches in many states yet little primary traction. Stewart claims active work nationwide, but delegates and support remain scarce, fueling speculation that Wood could be a compromise option if no other candidate emerges.
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Household crafts for June weddings and parties
A 1910s style guide describes affordable high class confections and decor for June weddings and teas. It notes paper mop caps aprons and bonnets fashioned from crinkled paper, with heart shaped accents and ruffles, plus Parisian ivory material adornments and affordable trinkets for bridesmaids.
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Sage political jabs mix with campaign chatter
A collage of editorials lampshades political races and candidates. Henry Ford says he has voted six times sparking Indiana debate while Chicago hotel leaseholder Perkins seeks ground-floor focus at the Republican convention. Hobson’s Alabama loss hints at national fatigue and Roosevelt shuns a joint show, with other quips on Justice Hughes and era politics.
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Indiana
Macon
Perkins
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New York Sun
Keeping Well Comfortable Footwear and Health Claims
A 1916 Chicago Tribune lecture warns that tight shoes cause bunions flat arches and pain leading to poor exercise and obesity. It links narrow toes and high heels to bad breath and digestive issues, urging comfortable footwear and regular activity for both girls and boys.
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Aha
Pal Aabhy
Muself
Chicago Tribune
Humorous remembered lines probe portraits of Washington and courtiers
A feisty collage of quips and snippets from old papers. A boy identifies Washington as a great general after a Delaware crossing joke while a reporter faces a temperance jab and a wary county councillor. other vignettes include a Murphy tale, Willie’s hunger exchange, a quip about a monk’s musical miscue, and a Scottish farmer’s meal question.
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Delaware
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the Age
London
The I me myself habit tale of talk and truth
A narrator recalls meeting a famed writer and learning to value listening over talking. She reflects on the flattering praise he gave her, then shifts to personal anecdotes about chasing stories, including a dramatic bear hunt and a bear with a distinctive collar. The piece ponders self storytelling and the lure of boasting.
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Hart
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Mr. Bear Hunter
Humorous Quotations and Quips Across Papers
A collage of brief humorous lines from various papers. Jests touch on politics, marriage, wedding banter, and social quirks. One quip from a sergeant adroitly mocks President Wilson while other snippets capture light exchanges about names, sentiment, and manners.
Leap Year Proposal Sparks Sudden Reconsideration
In a fragmentary dialogue a young woman urges George to marry during leap year while he laments his salary. She proposes he step aside to let a more eligible suitor win her hand, signaling a social prompt for marriage timing.
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Rex
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