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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1913

Page

18

Subscription rates and offices for The Anaconda Standard

The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, monthly and yearly prepaid options, plus branch offices in Butte and Anaconda. It also enumerates New York and regional newsstands and agencies, with general correspondence addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.

Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Anaconda, Moni

Butte Real Estate Boom Evident in County Records

County records in Stilver Row show September fees for recording real estate transfers topped all prior months since organization, reflecting heightened building activity and high property valuations. The Standard notes city prosperity with widespread rental demand and strong investment prospects in Butte.

Ing Stilver Row Butte

Postoffice control of telegraph lines seen as failing in Britain

London Times extracts argue government ownership of telegraph lines since 1870 has produced chronic deficits and high capital costs. Expenditure totals, including interest, surpass 80 million dollars while annual losses reach about 4.2 million dollars. Critics cite uncommercial management and political control as key causes, noting dramatic expense growth despite technological improvements.

London Times Post Office Department Great Britain Post Office Jin Postoffice

Fire prevention day and varied notes on politics and markets

The piece surveys fire loss in the United States and Canada, urges prevention, and cites a 75 percent potential reduction. It mentions Postmaster General Burleson backing telegraph business acquisitions, English experience, and congressional consideration. It also touches meat packers, beef prices, canal talks, and political jabber about Wilson and Roosevelt era topics.

Stewart Montana Unite States Canada United States Ipsa Chicago Leguia Peru

French harbor and internal improvements surge in France

French enterprises expand harbor and inland projects with 212 million dollars planned. Major items include maritime canal work from Grate Quina to Bordeaux, Seine and Gironde river deepening, Havre docks, Rouen port extension, Boulogne jetty, Calais docks, Dunkirk port equipment, Nantes port gear, Montbeliard Haute Saone canal, and Marseilles Rhone canal. Havre tidal basin aims for three miles of dock frontage capable of handling large ships.

France Maritime Grate- Quina Bordeaux Havre Seine Lore Gironde Marsellee Rouen Boulogne Calais Dunkirk Nantes Montbeliard Haute, Sanne Canal du Nond Marceilles Rhone

Proops in Alaska Debate War Role and Telegraph Control

As Congress considers the army appropriation bill, the secretary of war may renew a push to withdraw troops from Alaska turning the territory to civil authorities. Garrison questions military necessity in Alaska preferring police duties while some signal corps troops support cable and telegraph work. Burleson favors government ownership and would take over Alaska telegraph lines, showing potential transfer to the Post Office Department.

Alaska Garrison Congress Secretary of War Army Army Signal Corps Alaska Cable and Telegraph Service War Department Post Office Department Burleson Alaska Telegraph Service

Intellectual Cocktails and the Juice of Reason

A reader argues for retaining core rational ideas from various religious and philosophical creeds while stripping away excess baggage and connotations. The piece contemplates socialism, utopian ideals, and a universal pursuit of humane, lawful culture through minimal, practical creed.

Walt Mason Prepares for Winter Heating and Comfort

The speakers ribaldly warn of winter struggles, urging readers to ready coal, kindling, and a warm home with a stocked larder. The piece contrasts the cave man myth with modern dealers, who shrug off anxious customers amid winter’s looming sting.

Two Bragging Husbands and a Wife’s Quiet Power

A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt notes a man tolerates a wife who lets him act freely so long as he hides it. It contrasts male bragging in saloons with a wife’s restraint and the tension of married life. It hints at social expectations about gender roles and fidelity.

Eeppeon Henry Spencer Chicago The Cincinnati Enquirer Marion Jorce Hobbs Dobbe Boston ‘Transcript Bones Stella Hite Sun Cornstossel Washington Star St. Louis Post-Dispatch Susie Wwe Bobbie Cleveland Plain Dealer London

Riffing on marriages and money in a humorous old tale

A humorous reflection on marriage dynamics and money, contrasting a wife’s independence with a husband’s wish for wealth. The piece jokes about deceptive bargains, old novels, and a fantasy of gifting wealth to end domestic tensions, ending with a half-forgotten line about another honeymoon.

Suffragette Humor and Politics Dominate Public Talk

A New England suffragette tames angleworms to show women may face men with ease, while Carrie Chapman Catt opens a suffrage workers school in New York. Other notes joke about stone-throwing, roads politics, and swift justice in New York, with references to Mrs. Pankhurst and naval fortifications.

Carrie Chapman Catt New York New Haven Union

Humor of the Day and A few Witty Snippets

A jumble of cartoon captions and quips from various papers. Jokes touch on servants, farming, family finances, and vague detective lines. A mix of puns and light banter reflecting late era humor and everyday quirks.

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