Subscription Rates and Advertisers for Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates, addresses, and advertising offices across multiple cities. It details the daily and Sunday rate of $1.00 per month and provides branch contacts in Butte, with managers and offices in New York Detroit San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Seattle Portland Rochester Tacoma Seattle Seattle Spokane and other locations.
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New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit -Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michi Gheago Congress Hotel
San Francisco
United News
Eddy
Kemp News
Diego
F. M. Child's News
Western News Agency
Ladwis
Spokane
Butte District School Enrollment Rises and City Growth Noted
Figures show public school enrollment in the Butte district rose by 207 this year, from 6515 at the end of last year’s first month to 6722 now, with Catholic schools showing similar gains. The increase suggests population growth. Butte continues to expand as a livable, healthier city with better homes, wages, and commerce. Roosevelt’s final public remarks to Progressives hint at ongoing party realignments, while Beverly Massachusetts Industry School reports show a trade program for seventh and eighth graders yielding higher earnings for graduates, with fourteen achieving gradations in 120 weeks of shop work.
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Butte
William Howard Taft
Beverly
Mass
United States
Maiutain
Livingston
Great Falls
Bozeman
Missoula
Montana
Central West
Helena
New England
Single Term Presidential Debate Shapes Reform Talk
The article surveys proposals for a single seven to eight year term and notes mounting agitation after the presidency election. It cites Col Henry Watterson and papers like New York Herald Chicago Journal on term length and argues a longer term could reduce White House nominating battles. It also discusses Ambassador to Russia Henry M Pindell and reactions of Democratic allies and foes.
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Nu Re
Col
Henry Watterson
Loulhville Courier-Journal
New York Herald
Chicago Journal
Congress
White House
Sheming
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Win
Russia
Henry Mason Pindell
Peoria
Ill
Pindell
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Lnd
Pinell
Wilson
State Department
There Never Was Such a Baby in This Short Story
An elderly narrator recalls a comic scene where a baby child provokes wild claims of worth and a vain attempt to buy the infant. A street tramp threatens violence as the family hides coins, while Georgie and Molly debate ownership and future value followed by a tale of a boy named Johnnie who runs away and returns to a cold reception.
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Ana
George
Molly
Georgie
Johnnie
Mi Wis
Dan Cupid
Barnum
Newport Society Woman Smokes Publicly at the Casino
Mrs Leonard M Thomas caused a stir at Newport R I by driving to the Casino and smoking a cigarette in public. The incident drew much good natured chatter among the fashionable colony, marking the first public smoking by a Newport woman member in social circles.
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Newport
R. I
Leonard M. Thomas
Intellectual Cocktails on Autobiography and Fiction
A fragment discussing that the greatest novel is drawn from the author's own experience rather than a historical reconstruction. It emphasizes that personal personality, whether shown in drama or stories, roots true art in nature and life.
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Cleopatra
Charlemagne
Konine
Saya
Flaubert
Salambo
Weather Comes Like Music Rain on the Roof
Walt Mason extols rain as the sweetest music after drought, trumping concertinas and choirs. He envisions rain splashing on shingles, bringing life to the scorched earth and hope to weary mortals, while other strains fall short in the night.
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Mary Garden
Judah's
Dax Masons
Spirit of the Press Political Note Quip Mosaic
A compilation of satirical clippings from Chicago Record Herald Cleveland Leader New York Times Minneapolis Journal and Milwaukee Sentinel mocking politics society and culture. The wry notes chide kickers sea serpents farm movies German sauerkraut prices and finger bowls with pointed humor across several cities.
Fragmented Observations on Love Fashion and Manners
A humorous diatribe on social norms and gender roles. The speaker riffs on changing fashions, courtship, and communication while lampooning myths about romance. References touch on hoop skirts streetcars and imagined quotes about modern life and propriety.
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W. J. Morton
Foreign Advertising
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Mhleagy
Tribune
COMNY
Mont. Ae
Auvre
South America
Republican Party
Maine
Staten
AL Thames
Coast Banker
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Montana Bankers’ Association
Union
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Miles City
Chicago
Sulzer
Jack Frost
Auburn Prison
Mr. Baker
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Henry Spencer
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
New York Democracy
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Murphy
Ernie ‘Sui
Seattle
Humphreys
China
Wall Street
Philadelphia
Leonard M Thomas
DR Frank Crane
Walt Mason
Spirit of the Press
Lewis
Rome
Republic
Chicago Record-Herald
Pacific Coast
Cleveland
Eat News
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Waten
Nem, Fated
Therindy Patonceup
Ireland
Ulster
Stonnttul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Sentinel
Minneapolis Journal
Luke M
Luke
Weinberg
Butte Montana
Equitable Life
Bates
State of Montana
Pittsburg
Helena, Mont
A.C.M. Hardware House
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