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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
6
Publication details for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana with address, branch, advertising and subscription rates. Includes daily and Sunday rates, mail and carrier options, and where the newspaper is sold outside Montana.
A May 3 news note discusses keeping Butte's tax levy at last years level due to deep municipal debt near legal limits and warrants two years behind. Mayor Lane seeks administrative economies to cut expenditures next year. Separate items warn that tuberculosis risks rise among civilians and soldiers amid war, with overcrowded towns and refugee displacement increasing spread potential.
A dispatch notes Great Britain's new coalition cabinet is a robust mix led by Prime Minister Asquith with Grey at foreign affairs and Kitchener still war minister. Churchill drops to chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster while Balfour becomes first lord of the admiralty, Redmond eyed for a seat, and Lloyd-George slated for a major post as the war deepens.
Two Kansas City lawyers withheld times advise Mose in a grand larceny trial amid alibi whispers. He asks to swap a lawyer for a witness while the judge weighs his options. The scene hints at courtroom frailty and a cunning wish to trade roles.
Montclair health success stems from transparent inspections and public score cards. Citizens can review each food dealer’s record, including ice cream makers like Borden and Andrewsakes, with detailed scores and addresses. Public health enforcement, water and milk controls, and dairy farm cleanliness underpin a low disease rate and active department.
A 1915 McClure Syndicate guide explains canning fruit safely by destroying decay bacteria with heat. It covers sterilizing jars and utensils, boiling jars for 40 minutes, filling to the brim, and using new rubbers, with advice on sugar, water, and cooking times for different fruits.
A historical narrative traces early colonial migration and English French rivalry in North America from 1718 onward. It highlights Scots Irish settlement, frontier expansion into Virginia and Kentucky, trade among tribes, and looming conflict shaping the rise of dynastic powers. James Oglethorpe is presented as a philanthropic military figure shaping English policy and colonial defense.
A collage of quotations from newspapers in various cities idly debating leadership, governance, and public authority. It contrasts ideas of strong leadership with accusations of madness, while noting opinions on figures like Thaw and Roosevelt and the role of a decisive boss in guiding groups or parties.
Newmore suggests a city flag design featuring the traditional seal on a field with the Dutch colors arranged perpendicularly. The proposal aims to honor the city’s heritage through a bold, period-true emblem.
A collage of whimsical lines from Baltimore American and other papers. Jokes touch real estate, front lines, and daily life with quick one liners and aged punchlines.
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