STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Advertising Directory.
Publishers and proprietors registered at Mee at Anaconda listing branch offices, telephones, and foreign advertising contact. Subscription rates show 66c per month via carrier and annual mail options. On sale at New York, Rochester, Denver, Salt Lake, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Spokane, and more. Address Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anacondias
Buttaing
Anaconda
Met Butte
East Broadway
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Hotaling
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Rochester
Minn
Denver—Western News Agency
Salt Lake
Primia van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Radyo
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Childs News
Portland
Bowman, Postomice Corner
O'Mara
Fifth
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney's
Acme News Cos
Occidental
Yesler Way
Spokane
B. Liubeck
Riv
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Hughes and woman suffrage split in eastern states
For Presider WOODROW WILSON For Presider WOODROW WILSON For Vice President THOMAS R. MARSHALL RAGE ISSUE. Mr Hughes declaration for woman suffrage by constitutional amendment is not helping his candidacy in eastern states where polls show decisive defeats. New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Massachusetts voters oppose it. the plan to let states decide is criticized as federating principles. The piece notes opposition could resists by indirect means and questions if Hughes will be harmed by the stance.
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Hughes
New York
New Jersey
Pennsyvania
Massachusetts
Montana
Railroad Commission
Crops Firs A Balkans Harvest Rumor In War Talks
A New York circulated rumor says entente forces in the Balkans paused their drive until after harvest. Rumor claims Romania will join the allied effort but delays calling troops until field work is finished. The tale notes central powers buying Romania’s last crop and foresees next month’s broader plan.
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New York
Balkans
Ina
Balonien
Impliea
Rumania
Romania
Censtral
Governor Stewart's steady leadership praised by Montanans
A public letter from Governor Samuel V. Stewart lauds his administration’s handling of crises including the 1914 Butte riot, stressing measured judgment, calm, and law enforcement. It argues his diplomacy and policies aided prosperity and neutrality in wartime markets, highlighting agriculture as pivotal to national strength and survival.
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Samuel V. Stewart
Montana
Stewart
People of
Butte
Lorder
The Horse Comes Back and Politics in East and West
A long article notes a shift back to horse culture among the very rich, predicting a revival of the coach and four or six, while automobiles endure. It surveys Montana governor votes on prohibition, labor laws, and reform measures, urges trust in his leadership, and covers national campaign activity with Taft, Hughes, and Maine stumping. The piece also touches on railroad disputes, party neutrality on strikes, and a general mood of Republican strength in groceries and meats.
Wireless war reports and German superiority in signals
A wartime column mocks German wireless power and language as it notes Italian complaints of blocked signals. It argues that German stations flood the air with static while praising the Marconi link and the broader air warfare reality, stating destruction of enemies’ fields is part of the era.
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Teutons
Konstantinopolitantscheraudebackpfeifernmacher Gesellen Herbergermeister
Berlinerfeuerversicherungsgesellschaft
Germany
Political Satire and War Talk in Patchy Prose
Fragmented editorial style laments inflation and politics as the war drums beat. Mentions flour politics, Woodrow Wilson, Hughes speeches, and European conflict alongside odd asides about dogs and a Chicago medium.
Short Stories From A Humorous Postcard Style
A jumble of vintage jokes and anecdotes recounts a former baseball manager failing a civil service exam a Yorkshire mayor seeking a knighthood and a court scene where a prisoner is declared guilty while his counsel protests The humor hinges on misread questions witty punchlines and courtroom irony with a dry old newspaper roguery tone
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London
Bill
Boys Back From Germany Find Mother
Two American brothers Paul and Arthur Haggerty reunited with their mother in New York after years apart. Taken to Berlin by a woman during poverty driven hardship, the boys were found and brought home to their grieving mother, now Mrs. Edward Dunn, with sister Gertrude Haggerty present in the family photo.
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Paul
Arthur Haggerty
Germany
Berlin
New York
Gertrude Haggerty
Edward Dunn
Paul Haggerty
Inheritance May Determine Baldness Says Dr Evana
A Chicago article reviews claims about baldness causes. Dr W A Evana notes hat band pressure and scalp care are not sole factors, highlighting inheritance as primary. Dorothy Osborn cites heredity studies showing paternal and maternal lines influence balding in sons and grandsons.
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Dorothy Osborn
Journal of Heredity
Suitease ‘Sroy
Oman
Netarate
Ave Kitts
Chicago Tribune
Spirit of the Press Warns Hughes in Turbulent Times
The piece notes widespread concern about the presidency amid domestic and international trouble. It remarks the president is a figure of trouble and discusses questions about nominees for president and vice president and party slate choices.
Humor and Wit Frolics Across Daily Life
A collage of light quips about job hunts farming and wartime life. Jokes touch on an unseen office opening a farmer leasing land and plans to lease air to a wireless firm. A motorist oiling a car and a punchline about a misidentified cylinder close the playful set.
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Nebraska
Paris
Boston ‘Transcript
Ladies’ Home Journal
Memories of Ernest Truex and the Good Little Devil
The narrator recalls meeting Ernest Truex and Betty Refugeo while preparing to play the Good Little Devil in a stage production. Truex, appearing as a perpetual boy of about thirteen, amazed the author with his youth and talent, and the piece notes the Truex family’s theatrical lineage and anecdotes from early scenes and films.
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Mr. Belasco
Gael
Matehm
Mr. Refugeo
Betty
Warrens of
Virgina
Ernest Truex
Ernest
Truex
Mr.Truex
Mr .Truex
Eddie
Ernest ‘Truex
Lord Brain
Grrecht
Lord Bruin
Housewife Economy Lesson From Wartime Europe
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece argues American housewives should adopt European thrift learned during war. It links disciplined budgeting, waste reduction, and better kitchen economies to national strength and education, noting militiamen’s wives attend economy lectures and urging broader adoption. In contrast, Chile to Argentina rail line records a flawless safety history since 1919.
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Europe
Germany
Cites
McClure
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Mafy
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Butte and
Maine
Mr. Taft
Bermuda
Mr. Hughes
Billy Sulzer
John Barleycorn
Woodrow
Great Britain
Sir Roger Casement
Chicago
Colonel Parker
W. A. Evana
Spirit of the Press
Memphis
Prouinitea
Allonee
F All Moose
Philadelphia
Taquiver
Clark
Baltimora
Oyrigh
Erne FP
Frances Marshall
Chile
Argentina
Rice & May, Proprietors
A. C. M. Hardware House
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