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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1913
Page
3
The Anaconda Standard lists publisher details, office locations, and newspaper distribution notes. It lists branch addresses, telephones, and the main office in Anaconda Montana, along with advertising and editorial contacts and national newsstand partners.
The Butte Anaconda and Dacree railroad completes the shift from steam to electric operation. Electric engines run between Desitte and Anaconda on a 180 mile Missouri river power line delivering 2490 volts direct current. The change marks a historic first for a high power electric rail system and is hailed by local officials as a notable achievement. The New York Press supports reforms and party realignment amid national debates following the convention.
A rough draft of a peace treaty between Turkey and Bulgaria signs on Monday, hinting at renewed Balkan strife. The war, which began a year ago, saw Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece and Montenegro drive Turkey back, then fight among themselves over spoils, with Serbia and Greece turning on Bulgaria as various factions supported by outside powers joined the conflict.
A fragmented critique contrasts intellectual elites with common workers and craftspeople. It argues that true wisdom comes from practical insight, not formal degrees, and notes how great minds seek broad audiences over exclusive circles. It cites Lincoln and Jesus as examples.
A fragmented, archaic prose piece mocks gender roles and fashion notes with dubious asides and social quips. It lampoons men and women through comical observations about wardrobes, prices, and public spaces, reflecting dated attitudes and sensationalized commentary.
The marriage of Misa Constance Helen Pulitzer, youngest daughter of the late Joseph Pulitzer of New York, to William Gray Smithe took place recently at Lake Tahoe, California. Ralph Pulitzer, her brother, voiced family approval. The groom Emalia is the son of an English judge, Oxford graduate, former Oxford Union president, and former tutor to Herbert Pulitase before making his mark in Winnipeg. He now resides in Colorado Springs.
A montage of quips from Chicago Tribune and Boston Transcript humor pages recalls hospital scenes and domestic mishaps. The jokes hinge on nurses, doctors, wives, and a horse with flaws, capturing early 20th century newspaper humor style and social quirks.
A garbled clipping references a call for currency adapted to needs by 61763 people in pMotal reports and mentions a scientist predicting a bland outcome. It notes red apples and a weather related claim about an umbrella appearance in Wisconsin. Cleveland and Denver observations about water taps and city growth appear as stray lines.
A quirky report describes a fashion incident where a hot day and a skirmish aboard a train lead to a scrambled scene. Observers mention the seamstresses, a complex gown, and a mysterious telegraphy device. The event captures local curiosity and playful perplexity.
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