Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Branch Notices
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, including discounts for advance payment. It details offices and contact information for the main office in Anaconda and a Butte branch, plus a wide network of news agents and city street locations where the Standard is sold. The notice directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Congress
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Los Angeles
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San Diego
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Western News Agency
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Fifth Avenue
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Minn
J. D. Kelly
Nevi ‘and
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mon
Death of John C Adams Revered Butte Copper Executive
The death yesterday in Bete of John C Adams assistant general superintendent of the Anaconda Copper Mining company. He had long served the mining interests in the Butte district and was valued by colleagues and friends. His loss will be deeply felt by the community.
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Bete
John C. Adams
Anaconda
Adams
Jife
Bulle
Warmalls
Butts
Lutittle
Butte
Thoes
AUBATS IN MEXICO AND US INTERVENTION TALK
Discussion on Huerta regime in Mexico points to possible change by constitutionalists or U.S. intervention as a last resort. Articles discuss domestic unrest, forthcoming elections, and the impact of intervention while noting scientific agricultural tips to reduce shipping costs by drying produce such as potatoes and corn for stock and starch production.
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Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
Orexico
Mexica
United States
Department of Agriculture
Nave
Germany
Water freight drains crops from field to market
Strong advocacy notes how moisture costs in corn and other crops swell freight, tying up vast railroad carloads and locomotives. It argues farmers and consumers pay higher prices as railroads bear capital and maintenance, urging an ingenious method to keep water at home via air mixing to prepare for next crops.
Government irrigation push eyed by Lane and Borah
Secretary Lane argues for a large federal irrigation fund to reclaim Western lands, with plans to fund about 100 million dollars over ten years. He cites high success rates, notes 98 percent of lands enrolled in canals, and says private enterprise won’t handle remaining tracts.
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Congress
Lance
West
Borah of
Ydaho
Ary’ Laine
Jane
Tane
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Brérétary Lane
Fragmented musings on truth and consistency in thought
The text ponders consistency versus fraud in opinion, noting truth as vast and ever-changing. It argues openness fuels growth, while clinging to yesterday’s truth risks error, and it highlights the ongoing, restless pursuit of genuine understanding.
How Tring Is That Haughty Gent In The Village Tone
A verse by Walt Mason critiques vanity and swagger in a bygone village scene. It mocks self important gents who boast of wealth and fame while the speaker urges humility, noting true virtue outshines status and riches. The poem contrasts conceit with moral steadiness and calls for empathy over ostentation.
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Brother
Fragmented Readable Text Finds Mixed Social Stereotypes
A garbled OCR fragment from a Cincinnati Enquirer page reflects on gender roles and social norms with jumbled phrases about women’s attire and behavior. It hints at press notices and advertising style but remains incoherent and non-specific.
England gets Colombian canal option sought by United States
A Taft era report claims the United States sought an ocean to ocean canal route through Colombia via the Altato River. Colombian officials in New Orleans received documents alleging Britain will build the canal, with plans already drawn. The claim cites Peru to New York travel by engineer Ernest Klepetko and notes Isthmian Canal Commission members in Washington.
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United States
Taft
Colombia
Altato River
Abaren
Jose Carlos Martéllo
New Grieang
Ernest Klepetko
Pangan
Peru
New York
Jfnerals
Isthmian Canal Commission
Great Britain
Tls
Humor and wry lines from newspapers of old
A collage of humorous quotes about manners, doctors, class satire, and public life from Cleveland Plain Dealer Birmingham Age-Florid Life Atchison Globe Louisville Courier-Journal Life and Washington Star. Jokes touch on etiquette grafts missing sense and family loyalties with a light, ironic tone.
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Chance
Society For the
Atchison Globe
Wombat
Louisville Courier-Journal
Merb
Balution
Postwar Era Voices in Press Echo Across Cities
Fragmented clippings quote various papers on political figures and issues. References include Wilson tariff debates Roosevelt era progressives and suffrage talk, with critics from Chicago, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York commenting on national mood and policy. The montage hints at press-wide tensions and reform themes of the period.
Ragtime, blasphemy, and cheerful tales from archive brass
A collage of old humor and opinion pieces recounts Frank Damrosch calling ragtime an imperfection in music while a vaudeville performer praises its rising fame in Europe. Other snippets include a clergyman defending blasphemy, an ophthalmic student amazed by a unique eye, a tale of generosity from a father to his son, a snail tale from Alabama, and a Harlem church bell incident.
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Frank Damrosch
Institute of Musical Arts
Jane
Europe
Damrosch
West
St. Louis
Alabama
Hee
Harper's Magagine
Fashions Were Never So Varied This Season
The piece notes global influence on fashion with Russian influences and Japanese shapes in new coats and wraps. It highlights Paris creations and American designers, urging readers to follow advertising for up to date store news and practical fashion applications.
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Japan
Paris
Agathere Mer
Qiodisten - Rendant Parig
Anadanta Standard
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