Anaconda Standard publisher and advertising note
The Anaconda Standard issue lists publishing details, advertising representation, and subscription rates. It notes offices in Anaconda Montana and a network of news agencies across the United States, with general correspondence addressed to Standard Publishing Company.
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We RT
Montana
New York
Hotatine
Broadpray
Marie Clear
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metromartal News Ca
Wandweare Nan
Portland
Rowman Oneromes
Portland O'Mara
Pitty and Wash
Tacoma
Trees News Co
Beattie —Whitnevs News Agency
Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental and Tester
Spokane
Stubeck, Wall and Rio Wont
AM General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Presidential ticket listed for Wilson and Marshall
Saturday August 5 1916 ballot shows Woodrow Wilson for President and Thomas R. Marshall for Vice President as the official ticket.
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Woodrow Wilson
John D Ryan’s Montana Visit Promises Continued Prosperity
Montana readers anticipate an interview in the Standard with John D Ryan. He has earned trust by accurate forecasts and promises, asserting prosperity will endure and copper prices may rise. He predicts miners will see August wages tied to copper above twenty cents, and expects demand to grow postwar.
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John D. Ryan
Montana
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Ryan
Vote of Militiamen on General Election Ballot
Debate centers on whether militiamen on duty along the southern border may vote in the upcoming general election. New York's constitution allows absent electors from war zones to vote, but the phrase in time of war raises questions about state power to set voting rules for those military voters. The Montana constitution offers no guidance, and many states are silent on the issue.
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Cleveland
Blaine
New York State
New York
United States
Cuitent
Montana
Absentee voting privilege debated amid military duty
The Springfield Union argues that absentee voting should be granted to citizens away on military duty whether due to war or prevention efforts. It warns against political advantage from mass absences, calling such a loophole dangerous to the governmental system.
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The
Springfield Union
Roads and the rise of motor travel in Montana towns
The article recounts how early velocipedes in Helena and the first autos in Butte and Anaconda spurred road improvements. It notes the public spirit that upgraded highways to enable travel to fair grounds and beyond, culminating in broader access to Yellowstone and Glacier parks as automobile use expanded.
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Montana
Helena
Fair Grounds
Butte
Anaconda
United States
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Coroner urged warm attire to curb heat deaths
Cook County coroner in Chicago calls for restaurant managers to allow men to sit at tables in hot weather. He cites heat prostration in inquests and argues clothing rules favor comfort over dignity, praising practical dress for men while noting women may wear lighter attire. He frames the stance as a humane crusade.
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Cook County
Chicago
Abou Ben Adhem
Bermuda High
Plight of the Pol fallen to wreck and policy
A wartime account notes Polish suffering from home destruction and hunger while Britain and Germany clash over blockades and relief routes. It cites Britain’s offer to allow westward aid if Hun lands are kept for Polish use and German restrictions on shipment of local produce.
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Poland
England
Germany
Army of Occupation
Strathness Captain Claims Sinking German Submarine
Baltimore Aug 4 Capt Davis Thomson master of the British steamship Strathness arrived from the Mediterranean ports and recounted an engagement on July 16 in which a German submarine was sunk by two British navy gunners using a six pounder on the after deck. A ball struck the sub amidships causing an explosion and the underwater craft disappeared. The Strathness was hit several times including a torpedo strike but sustained only minor damage and escaped with dented plates and damaged superstructure.
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Baltimore
Davis Thomson
Strathness
Mediterranean
Ness
Thomson
Militiaman Accused of Maligning Superiors in Stockade
Hugh Clarke of Massachusetts faces formal charges for allegedly maligning his superior officers after sending an article to a Holyoke newspaper. Capt J J Van Schaick says charges not drafted yet and trial method undecided. Clarke is confined in the stockade at Columbus New Mexico awaiting trial.
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Columbus
N. M
Hugh Clarke
Massachusetts
J. J. van Schaick
Army Intelligence Bureau
van Schaick
Clarke
Holyoke, Mags
Afta
Storms Hit Eastern North Dakota and Western Minnesota
A series of rain wind hail and electric storms swept Eastern North Dakota last night and today. The system crossed into Western Minnesota leaving overturned farm buildings and impassable highways. No fatalities were reported according to district reports.
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Fargo
N. B
North Dakota
Minnesota
Guards Reinforced by 150 Deputies Stop Picketing in Tibbing
Reinforced to 150 deputies armed with repeating rifles and riot sticks guarded Kittsville and Nelson locations, preventing picketing last night. Miners celebrate opening of a strikers relief store under I W W leadership.
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Tibbing
Minn
Kittsville
Nelson
Little Talks On Thrift Form Their Habit Of Pure Economy
A preachy piece extols thrift shaped in youth as a path to self denial and value of money. It cites a well-to-do boy who earned and saved a hundred dollars through paper routes and lawn work, stressing early saving as foundational to character and future business discipline. It notes corporate and railroad practices valuing reuse, from nuts and bolts to waste materials, illustrating thrift as a lifelong asset.
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Rood Et Benslipe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dustin Farnem
California
Dustin’ Farnum
Virginian
Ocean
Dusty
Farnum
Hart
Dustin
Hoxey
Lece
Dustin Farnum
Diet to lower blood pressure by W A Evans Chicago
Medical column outlines a high protein diet plan to reduce hypertension. It cites Dr Evans and reports several patients showing about a 40 point drop in blood pressure after dieting. The article notes protein limits, daily meals, and avoidance of condiments and fat.
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Medical Journal
Yio
Chicago Tribune
The Basket Picnic For a Simple Outdoor Meal
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece urges housewives to equip pantry shelves with inexpensive picnic supplies for children. It promotes simple fruit sandwiches cakes beverages and easy add ons like olives and jam marmalade. It notes lettuces and mayonnaise sandwiches and self made boxes and cups as practical aids and suggests pint bottles carried by each child.
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Boy Scout
Mater
McCluren Newspaper Syndicate
Peace and humor lines from 19th century papers
A string of quips and jokes from Washington Star New York Times and Passing Show featuring figures like Senator Sorghum and characters Christopher and Mrs parlor maid. The snippets reflect social satire on peace at any price garden asks and wit about intellecutual torpedoes and midnights chores.
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Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Finis—Crawford
Crabshaw
New York
Plymouth
Senator Sorghum
Christopher
Dusty Farnum Encounters Cowboys in Western Shoot
In California Dustin Farnum meets rugged cowboys while filming a western. He earns their trust with a firm handshake and humor, gallops through danger scenes, and even carries a wounded stuntman off set. The encounter foreshadows his next role in Davy Crockett with the Pallas/Parkway Mount program.
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Dustin Farnum
Hoxey
Los Angeles
Mr. Farnum
David Garrick
Davy Crockett
Pallas
Public figures mock presidential chatter in press snippets
A compilation of light quips from papers including Charleston News and Courier Philadelphia Press and Boston Transcript. Items joke about Mr Hughes, Colonel Roosevelt, Mr Bryan and Gene Debs with references to Oyster Bay and 1920 politics. Light commentary on press tone and political rumors.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Mr. Hanly
General Funston
Yellow
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Ee Peking
China
Mexico
W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Pili
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Spirit of the Press
Villa
Indianapolis
John M. Parker
Boston Transcript
Onh
Journal and Tribune
Siberia
Nicholas
Pittebare
Columbia State
Baswoud
Anas
W. J. Bryan
Los Angeles Times
Gene Debs
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware CO
Quartz
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