Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Listing
Publication details for the Anaconda Standard and Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. Includes postal address 119 North Main Street, subscription rates, advertising reps in New York Chicago and other cities, and newsstand distribution guidance.
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Standard Publishing
Postofice
Anacond
Gael
Lne
Office Standard Building
Filliam J. Morton Co
New York
Avenue
Chicago—tribune
Daily
Sanday
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Hotating's
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
Paul N . Marns Clear and News Co
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Petropolitan News Cos
Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Portland
O'Mats
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trees News Coe
Seattle
Whitney
Beattle
Acme News Co
Occiden
Spokane
B. Stubectt
Wall
Riversite
Rtandarn Publishing Company
Naconda
Mont Tenth
Public schools and youth health urged for future fitness
A New York Telegram writer argues thousands of young men are rejected for health reasons but are often made fit through early care. He blames public schools for neglecting bodies, notes teachers’ limits, and urges science driven health observation, outdoor learning, and student initiative to build a health foundation for life. The author predicts rapid progress in coming years.
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New York Telegram
Treasury bulletin outlines war insurance plan for soldiers
A treasury department bulletin explains a forthcoming plan to Congress that would insure soldiers and their dependents, replacing pension for those in the present war. It aims to protect service members and families with conditions to fit current realities and extends existing coverage to maritime personnel and ships. President Wilson directed inquiry, with the defense council and labor committee involved.
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Treasury Department
Congress
Bureau of War
Wilson
McAdoo
Council of Defense
Committee On Labor
Insurance for Soldiers Proposed by Government Plan
A war period insurance program, led by Samuel Gompers as part of a federal advisory group, envisions government backed life and disability insurance for soldiers. A 12 member committee, drawn from 180 company reps, recommends premiums based on peace time mortality. Coverage ranges from 1000 to 10000 dollars with instalment payments, and death or total disability would mature the policy.
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Ite
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
McAdoo
Aailor
Warrick
Insurance Department
Tornado Tales Prompt Montana Ban on Missourian Folly
A Montana reply to a Missouri Missouri tornado tale mocks sensational descriptions of a cyclone. The piece credits Missouri and Kansas for their tempests, while asserting Montana rarely suffers from tornadoes and cautions readers against overblown, sensational accounts.
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Kong
Bowery
Resson
Princeton
Mfo
Post
Princeton Post
Ant Princeton i
Miscouri
Missourian
Somme
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Montana
Indiana
Wilder
Silver prices surge as India dominates supply
Silver has nearly doubled since 1914 with India producing almost half the world’s output in the last year. Demand from industrial expansion and higher wages, plus coinage needs for millions of armed men, strains exchanges with the Orient. The US remains a major silver producer and exporter, boosting national wealth, while Montana hints Mr. Bryan may not mind the rise now twenty years on.
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Bilver
India
Orient
China
East
Bryan
Montana
King Corn Food Essay Promotes Corn Recipes and Health
An article extols corn as nutritious with extra oil content and versatility. It outlines recipes including corn meal johnny cake and corn bread, praising corn meal mush and syrup as satisfying options, and encourages broad use of corn in meals.
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Mount Olympus
Tate
Reed
Housewife's Economy By Frances Marshall
A 1917 article advises on thrifty cooking with tomato use and canned goods during wartime with tips for stuffed tomatoes Spanish dressing and economical substitutions. It emphasizes practical, diverse tomato preparations and respect for rationing while noting broader wartime concerns.
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Frances Marshall
Spain
McClure
Incoherent remark referenced about U S Senate remark
A fragmentary line suggesting a provocative metaphor about freedom of expression in the United States Senate. The text lacks clear context, participants, event, or verifiable details for a full news-style summary.
Molding His Own Private to Patty in France
Private to Patty in France endures long march with his battalion. Fatty tires, asks distance, receives ten kilometers as answer. He continues, then learns they are still in motion while the neighbor jokes about keeping up with the daily pace.
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Patty
France
Fatty
How to Keep Well By Dr W A Ev an Chicago Garbage and Ties
Health column discusses garbage disposal and fly control linking flies to typhoid and infant mortality. It cites Columbus and Yale studies on disposal methods, recommends daily summer pickups, and suggests wrapping or draining garbage to deter flies and aid incineration. It references profits from pig feeding and warns on costs of collection.
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Mies
Mesars, Hoover
Columbus
Ohio
Ita
Mesara
Hoover
Banks
Winslow
Yale
New Haven
W. A. Evins
Humor Snippets From City Newspapers
A collage of quips and cartoonish exchanges from era papers. Jokes about vaccination charges marriage name guessing and verbal abusers appear in quick bites credited to sources such as Louisville Courier-Journal Chicago Herald Visitor and Baltimore American.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Dorothy
Chicago Herald
China
Buttalo Express
Baltimore American
Blobson
Birmingham Ages Herald
Ates
Baltimore
Spirit of the Press and White House Money Inference
A fragment discusses press sentiment on poverty and White House finances. It notes skepticism about Hoover’s popularity and hints at Congress activity. The text cites the Johnstown Democrat and a casual remark about appearance and prospects.
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White House
Houston
Post
Guide and hunter contrast on Mount Hood tragedy tale
An English traveler recalls meeting an old Oregon guide and hunter and the moment he warns about the mountain’s peril as they journey toward Mount Hood, reflecting on time spent in the country and the mountain’s enduring challenge.
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Oregon
Mount Hood
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Jack Spratt
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Godfather
Solomon
I W. W
von Haywood
Pate Ocean
United States Senate
Teele
Greece
Happy
ULY
W. A. Evan
Jermany
Detroit Free Press
General Goethals
Panama
Boston ‘Transcript
Brooklyn
Baltimore Sun
Alfonso
Charleston News and Courier
Panama Canal
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bud Kipling
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Zimmerman
New Mexico
Arizona
Spirit of the Press
Johnstown
America
Rice & May
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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