Standard Publishing Company notices and addresses
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and advertising offices. It notes subscription rates, distribution, and a directory of news stands and agencies across major cities including New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Denver San Francisco and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York
Hotating’s
Park Row
Thirty-denth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
Bt. Paul N. St. Marie
Clear and News Co
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Denver
Western
Eait Lake
Charles W. McGilis
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
Kan
Tdhego
Child'e News Agency
Portland
Bowman
Postoffice Corner
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney's
Beatte
Acme News Co
Occidental
Wester Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and
Riversman
Core Rady
War at Year Two Seems Longer Than Expected
A reflection on the second year of the war notes the initial belief that it would end within months, but now sees a prolonged conflict. Germany and Austria hold early gains in Belgium and Russia while Britain, France, Italy, and Serbia face tougher odds, making a swift Allied breakthrough unlikely. The piece stresses the high cost and uncertain timeline ahead.
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Germany
Austria
Belsium
Great Britain
France
Italy
Serbia
Russia
Teutons
John Burne
RowUtties
Dura
Ie Tong
Burne
Ag Rule
Battersea Park
Constante
Burns
Man In Blue
M. P
Pearson
Ingratitude Amid War Scatters American Tourists Abroad
As war broke out thousands of Americans abroad faced suspicion delays and travel hardship. Railroads were dominated by military needs baggage vanished drafts failed and funds ran low. Some were insulted and rough treated while relatives urged government ships or advances to bring them home. Ambassadors advanced thousands to cover urgent needs.
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Europe
Sumer
United
U S Navy and Army Expansion Plans Reported
A Washington correspondent notes President Wilson advocates a large military buildup for Congress. Navy expansion includes four superdreadnoughts two battle cruisers about 10 destroyers and 100 submarines with 18000 more enlisted and a bigger naval academy. Army would grow to 410000 with new training and schools. Also discussed is an air fleet and Pensacola hydro plane plant. A revived old song Is This Mr Reilley That Keeps the Hotel rises in popularity among troops.
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Wilson
Daniels
Garrison
Army
Navy
Congress
Washington
Naval
Naval Academy
Aeronautic
Pensacola
United States
Tipperary
Mr. Reilley
New York Sun
Reiley
Pat Rooney
Iris
Fone
Rooney
Western Allies urged to relieve Russia with action in France
Dispatches from Russia report a belief in Moscow papers that Britain and France should have launched operations in France or Belgium to ease pressure on Russia during recent weeks, similar to Russia's earlier East Prussia invasion to relieve the western front.
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Russia
France
Belgium
East Prussia
Great Britain
Poland
Galicia
Aimes
Germany
War era tests statements from leaders and pope calls for peace
The year of war prompts authorities to test proclamations from Sir Edward Carson and Kaiser Wilhelm. Pope Benedict appeals for peace as President Wilson struggles with fatigue, while public attention focuses on whether the war can end. The piece weighs leadership duties and the need for rest amid crises.
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Edward Carson
Fish Cabinet
Wiliam
Germany
M. Pottymott
Benedict
Britain
German and American Views on War Sentiment Surfaces
A collage from New York and Albany papers recounts wartime mood moments. German civilians pledge divine punishment for England while critics in the US note labor and morale issues, medical mischief, and tales of sailors and airmen amid wartime strains.
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Richard Harding Davis
New York
England
Germany
York Herald
Hothel
New York ‘Times
Government to recoup costs for citizens helped home
The article notes a 2,750,000 Congress appropriation to cover transportation for Americans repatriated, with repayment expected from those able to pay. It states about 2,000,000 spent, and urges suits against those who did not reimburse. Also discusses city governance enforcing law and order and military campaigns in Europe.
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Congress
United States
Butte
President Wilson Embraces Simple Life And Restful Habits
Misgivings and disquietude give way to the president's improved health as he adheres to strict rest and exercise. He beds nine hours nightly and rises before 11, with White House curfews at 1 am, a contrast to Taft era late nights. Wilson seeks a plain, self-made routine in line with practical American ideals.
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White House
Taft
Wilson
How To Keep Well Color And Heat Absorption In Clothing
Dr W A Evans explains color and heat absorption in fabrics. experiments show white absorbs least heat while black absorbs most. conclusion: white is poorest radiator, black best under direct sun. color choices depend on conditions and ground environment. discusses outer garments and hints at related underclothes and future article on Philippine trials.
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Laveran
Philippines
Aga
Fish recipes boost economy with practical kitchen tips
The article promotes using affordable local fish to cut meat costs and shares various recipes. It describes fish puddings croquettes and pies built from boiled fish, plus a fish salad using leftovers. It notes copyright dating to 1915 and mentions John Burne’s parliamentary misadventure in Battersea Park.
Frome wave colors silk with silkworm feed
A fragment mentions silkworm feeding on mulberry leaves soaked in sage to color silk. Worms are said to color their own silk red yellow and purple and will consume only a few colors, then decline others.
Burgoyne's Northward March and Loyalist Isles
Burgoyne faced hostile stores as provincial yeomen from Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts closed in. Indian allies and redcoats clashed with settlers while St Leger moved on Fort Stanwix, challenged by Col. Gansevoort. Sir John Johnson and loyalist allies preserved English duty amid upheaval.
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Burgoyne
Vermont
New York
Lincoln
Ives
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Bennington
Turgoyne
Neverthe
St. Leger
Hudson
Oswego
Fort Stanwix
Peter Gansevoort
William Johnson
Willian
Rome
William
Sir John
Boston
Williamsburs
Philadelphia
Roosevelts stance and Wilsons rule in wartime rhetoric
A collection of 1914 era editorials and commentaries from Philadelphia Detroit Charleston and other papers. It notes Roosevelt and Wilson positions on international warfare and predicts political outcomes while lampooning leaders and press attitudes.
That Plane Next Door and Fragments of Local Gossip
A collage of snippets from newspaper humor and social banter. Jokes about dentistry, manufacturing ventures, and old television ads mingle with domestic dialogue and quips about courtship. The piece captures light, period voice and urban everyday chatter across several unnamed papers.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Standard Building
Mont
Rairofial Eecessese
East Broadway
Battorial
J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Carrer
North America
Sunday Standard
Anaconda, Mont
Strate Ruglandt
Hamilton Fisn Ar
Eaid
Albany
Little Won
Snip
Albany Knickerbocker Press
Tommy Sims
Tommy
Lincoln Iseacny
Mr. Beachy
Beauty
GRACE
Py Underwood & Underwood
Florence Cassaesa
Brooklyn
N. Y
Electra
Mies Cassansa
America
Beilvae
DR. W. A. Evans
Franc Marshall
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Aton
Stlic
Woodrow Wilson
Madi
Arom
Spirit of the Press
Roosevelt
Hi Johnson
Philadelphia Press
Hank James
Washington Post
Dardanelles
Charleston News and Courier
Woody Inne
Zapata
Mexico
Philadephia
Houston
Ohn Lind
Cipriano Castro
Birmingham
Neral
Deyn
Dory
Dobeon
Alabama
Foros Ie
Browning
Boston Transcript
Mly
Otto
Baltimore
Post
Paul
Waring
Puck
Crawford
Crabshaw
Homespun
Watt
Hannah
St. Pal
Philadelphia Ledger
HS SiMe
Hummel
A. C. M. Hardware House
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