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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1913

Page

13

Subscription Rates in The Anaconda Standard

The copy lists subscription prices for Sunday, daily and Sunday, and Sunday Standard amid printing notices. It includes multiple office addresses and telephone numbers for The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont along with foreign advertising contacts and regional news agencies. The passage reads as a directory of offices and subscription terms rather than a narrative story.

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Across Nations and Roads, 1913 Political Pulse

A long mixed column covers good roads days spreading through Missouri and southern states, race for New York mayor registration, British suffrage debates, and U S politics. It notes governors aiding road work, Tammany strength, and reactions to suffragist tactics, with comments on international issues and pensions.

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Intellectual Cocktails Cateastworthy and Odd Phrases

Fragmentary OCR text with scattered phrases about intellectual topics and names. Readable items include references to persons and places though largely incoherent. The piece lacks a clear event or narrative and cannot be reliably summarized into a single concrete news item.

Walt Mason's Song About Whiskers in Summer

A humorous verse on beards as a crop that defies weather and seasons. It riffs on how whiskers persist while crops fail, pondering the use of manly facial hair and noting wasteful trends in science and industry. The piece blends playful satire with seasonal imagery and rustic observations.

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Humorous Quotations And Snippets From Then And Now

A scraped OCR of humor items and witticisms from Deseret News and other papers. Quips about Morleigh Magianist, a judge’s quip on neighborly behavior, lace on a dress, a wife’s jab at beating her husband, and social scenes by judges and professors. Light verse, jokes, and cartoon captions threaded through with cultural scraps.

Morleigh Salt Lake Deseret New York Bill Cincinnati Enquirer

Press Snippets Show US Views On Huerta Clinton Clark

A collage of editorial snippets notes Washington doubts Huerta’s candidacy while Henry Lane Wilson lauds him as a bull moose figure. Champ Clark says he has $15,000 from lectures. Opinions skim news from Post, Record-Herald, Philadelphia, and other papers on currency, tariffs, and public duty.

Brooklyn Eagle Lionel Carden Mexico Brooklyn Lionel Cuba Central America Washington Huerta Wsington Great Britain Italy Tripoli Persia Henry Lane Wilson New York Herald Champ Clark Clark Chicago Record-Herald

Luke M'Luke Says Odd Bits From Cincinnati Enquirer

A jumble of quips and witticisms from the Cincinnati Enquirer presents sharp asides on social norms, prohibition, court fairness, and aging. The humor touches on flattery of women, moving picturehouses, and the sparrow as a nuisance in a clipped, period voice.

Prolific Political Quips Spark Naval Switches and Romance

The item catalogs a string of satirical notes on US politics, Woodrow Wilson’s administration, and party tensions. It then moves to a Burlington county society mention praising revenge, recounting seaside humor from Anglesea and Wildwood, with a New York police chief describing a bachelor’s cautious marriage plans.

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