Anaconda Standard Adverts and Distribution Details
Publication House standard catalog lists mailing rates and outside Montana sale locations. Advertising and general business correspondence should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana. The notice outlines daily and Sunday carrier and mail rates, and specifies sale points in New York Chicago St Paul Denver Seattle and other cities.
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William J Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Rews
Montana
Standard
Hotaling’s
Chicago
St. Paul
Seattle
Acme News Cos
Occidental
Fang Yesler Way “Apokane
P Stubeck
Wall and
Riverside
General Business Letters
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Crop reports praise past yields despite discouraging forecasts
The article notes last two years produced two record crops while government wheat, corn, and oats prospects are discouraging. It argues weather is uncontrollable and forecasts offer only timing for good or bad weather. Improved methods help but frost floods heat and drought remain powerful limits.
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United States
OmMral
Department of Agriculture
Butte
Hughes
Chicago
Columbia
Japan's ambassador says yellow peril myth is false
The Japanese envoy to Great Britain, visiting Toronto, dismissed the yellow peril as a Jingo press invention and noted Japan is busy turning out munitions for Russia. He credited Japan with aiding Russia's eastern front and commented on the era of unlikely allies amid war and politics.
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Great Britain
Canada
Toronto
Japan
Russia
Rusia
United States
Mike
Norway Sows Appeal for Homecoming Farmers and Loans
Norway appeals to emigrant sons and daughters in the United States to return home to aid agriculture. The Associated Press notes 60 years of emigration draining young labor from farms, with recent two years most felt as Norway seeks self sufficiency. The government offers cheap loans and land to boost farming, though many farmers still face difficulties in securing land and labor for grain crops.
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Norway
United States
Chritiana
Associated Press
Norway Eyes Work in America for Farm Labour Return
The article surveys Norwegians abroad and at home, noting wages for farm hands in the United States compare favorably with Europe. Norway seeks to lure workers back with land schemes and industrial recruitment, reporting about 20,000 Norwegian Americans already returned to farm work. It highlights individual sentiment and economic incentives over patriotism, and cites press and campaigns to arrange employment and land for peasant youths. August picnics and other local events fill the social calendar.
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America
United States
Europe
Norway
de Jand
Cuba versus American congress contrasts in idle sessions
A Havana dispatch contrasts Cuban congress with the U S legislature noting frequent quorums gaps and vetoes. It comments on immunity from arrest while in session, rough political tactics, and compares Cuban and Mexican publics in relative well being.
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Havana
Congress
Cuba
Withal
Hughes and Suffrage Debate Across States
Mr Hughes favors amending the federal constitution to grant woman suffrage. The suffrage states include Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Washington California Arizona Kansas Nevada Montana with partial rights in Illinois. Southern states resist, and New Jersey Massachusetts Pennsylvania and New York defeated suffrage proposals last year. New York plans another vote this year with no clear lead. Democratic platform endorses votes on the issue.
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Wilton
Hughes
New York
New Jersey
Mr. Hughes
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Washington
California
Arizona
Kansas
Nevada
Montana
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Political quotes mix critique and satire in Maine piece
A string of satirical remarks touches on forest fire precautions in Maine, burlesque ideas by John M Parker, General Joffre's potential politics, Wilson's neutral stance, and the revived bull moose metaphor, reflecting varied opinions on current leaders and policy.
Admirable Foresight in Mixed Short Stories
A collection of humorous vignettes and dialogues including Robbing at the employment office planning two cooks, a beauty’s legal marriage end, a detective’s interrogation over burglary, a minister in an asylum, a cynical keeper, and a New York preparedness parade quip sequence featuring Col. Sherill remarks. The pieces mix wit about engagements, souvenirs, and the famed health adage debates.
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New York
Charles J1. Sherill
America
Boy Accused of Matricide Subject for Scientists
New Orleans police call Willie Zimmer a dangerous youth nicknamed the worst boy in America. At thirteen he stands accused of murdering his mother Mrs. Mary Zimmer after a history of thefts and cruelties. Alienists and surgeons study his brain to determine if insanity or brain clots drive his criminal behavior.
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America
New Orleans
Willie Zimmer
Mary Zimmer
Willie
Tests for Feeble Minded in Children
Dr W A Evans outlines methods to identify feeble-minded children using Binet Simon tests, psychological and psycho educational evaluations, family and personal histories, and subjective criteria. He cautions that no single measure suffices and stresses cautious, comprehensive assessment for accurate findings.
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Goddard
Belvior
Renee Offs
Chicago Tribune
Rating the Kitchen in Home Management
Frances Marshall argues for household kitchen standards akin to hotel sanitary ratings. She notes health departments issue cleanliness cards for restaurants and urges readers to raise domestic standards through reading, common sense, and consistent daily upkeep at home.
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Board of Health
McClure
Humor and Jokes Across Papers Spotted in Clipped Notes
A collection of light quips from Detroit Free Press and Washington Star features jokes about golf costs, farm life, and social norms. The snippets feature Little Lemuel, a punch line about pivots on holes, and a gag about a wife not fitting into a new neighborhood.
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Detroit Free Press
Lemuel
Paw
Indianapollo Star
Washington Star
At the Chicago Convention III Arrival and Fanfare
The diary notes a triumphant welcome in Chicago after a long train ride with flowers from the Famous Players, a crowd at the station, a ride to the hotel, and encounters with fans and critics including a stern Mr. Henry Peck. The entry captures city sights, press cameras, and the day’s busy program.
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Chicago
The
Famous Players
Paramount
Mother
Tve
Pickford
Tan
Henry Peck
Morning headlines mock political figures in a chorus of quips
A collage of late 19th century newspaper blurbs lampoons Col. Roosevelt, Col. Parker and other leaders. Jests about Hughes, age, and political fate appear alongside gossip on Methodist and Cyclone Davis style intrigue. The tone is brisk, satirical, and richly sourced from major papers.
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Standard Publishing Company
Publication Ofice
Standard Building
A Mont
Sunday Standard
Avance
Chet
Gregson
Farmers of
Deer Lodge
St. George of Butte
Dillon
Teaverhead County
Butten
Detroit
Doc Cook
North Pole
Doc
Enone
Umes
Roger Casement
Fryatt
Wilson
John Bailey
Eac
Maine
Hughes and Suffrage
John M. Parker
Joffre
the Kaiser
Uncle Sam
Seaten
Muu Zimmer
Eleanor. Zimmer
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Atlantic City
Newport
Blackstone
Alaska
Beffore
Spirit of the Press
Philadelphia Press
Tommy Atkins
Washington Post
Roosevelt
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Davis
Hanly
Indianapolis News
J. R
Danish West Indies
Columbia Stat
Chicago Post
Ele
Eee Aan Rice & May
A.C. M. Hardware House
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