Anaconda Standard Advertising and Publication Details
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists offices, postal information, and advertising agents. It details subscription rates, delivery options, and mentions various newsstands outside Montana where the Standard is sold, including New York, Chicago, Rochester, Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Tacoma, Seattle, and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morton Co
New York
Pitth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Standard
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Marie
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Critique of Hughes as Presidential Candidate in 1920 Debate
The piece assembles editorials from sources like the New York World and New Republic faulting Hughes for vagueness and lack of clear policy. It notes frustration that he offers few specifics on Mexico, Europe, or postwar economic alliances, while Wilson’s administration is contrasted with calls for a decisive plan and credible leadership.
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Hughes
Republican
New York World
New Republic
New Republican
Mexico
Wilson
Philadelphia Record
Mr. Hughes
Republica
Political column and war talk mix in 1918 notes
A collage of opinion and dispatches discusses polygamy ideas, capital punishment, and postwar population issues amid U S and British political debates. It cites The Herald on Hughes, Austrian metal expropriation, and Montana primary races with numerous figures like Hughes, Wilson, and Roosevelt referenced across a broad wartime political panorama.
Short Stories of Preparedness and Weather Woes
A quirky collection features a pacifist and prepared siblings Willie and Johnny, a comic misfire by a doctor, a wooing scene with Percy and Clara, and a weary traveler cursed by constant rain. Local humor sketches mix ambition, romance, and misadventure with light dialogue.
Death Penalty Case Raises Doubt in Sing Sing
Circumstantial evidence draws scrutiny as a New York state case delays execution of a prisoner at Sing Sing. The condemned man maintained innocence despite a jury verdict, with a governor’s clemency request denied. A confessed crime by another man is reported, but such claims are often made for notoriety, yet this confession reportedly aligns with a broader tale.
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Utica
Lfe
New York State
Sing Sing
Duke of Aosta Leads Pursuit After Grized Capture
The Duke of Aosta, cousin of King Victor Emmanuel, commands troops that captured Gorizia and now press the Austrians retreating from the city across the Tsonzo River in an energetic pursuit.
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Aosta
Victor Emmanuel
Gorizia
Tsonzo River
How to Keep Well by Dr Evans on mountain stream sanitation
Dr Evans warns typhoid spreads from polluted streams in mountain camps. Campers must burn or bury refuse, boil drinking water, and avoid polluting banks. Laws enforce sanitation in national forests, with penalties for violations. the piece urges clean practices to protect summer visitors and prevent contagion.
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California State Board of Health
Amerea
States
Forest Service
California
Ane Udy
Chicago Tribune
Housewife's Economy for Play Clothes in 1916
Frances Marshall notes that today’s little girls wear simple practical play clothes. Rompers for infants, cotton crepe fabrics, and easily washable designs require minimal ironing. Mothers can sew or hire a dressmaker, using patterns and trims like braids and bias folds to keep costs down.
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Valacquer
van Dyke
McClure
Anna Pavlova in Porticoes Dancers Revival in Chicago
Observers recall Anna Pavlova’s arrival in Chicago for The Dumb Girl Of Porticos. A graceful tour through rain and crowds showed her stepping from a limousine to foot traffic, greeted by no fuss yet drawing attention from a city eager for her famed ballet and cinematic debut.
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Anna Pavlova
Anna Paviowa
Paviova
America
Anna Paviova
Moving Picture
Tam
Pany
Chicago
Portics
Philipe Smalley
Studi
Toussiat Lancer
Fairbanks Tour Sparks Political Debate Across States
The piece notes Berns Charley Fairbanks planning a national speaking tour amid crop fears in the Midwest and tension over Hughes policy. It references reactions from multiple papers and hints at a broader battle between reformers and opponents during a heated political period.
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Charley Fairbanks
Midle West
Humor Exchange in 19th Century Cartoons and quotes
A collage of humorous exchanges from newspapers portrays witty banter among characters like Henry and Richard over love and marriage, a salesman discussing suits, and Sapleigh and Miss Ethel in light social repartee. The clippings blend comic dialogue with satirical glimpses of politics and society.
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Standard Publishing
Interad
Anaconda
Businese Wanitorial
Standard Building
Mont Butte
Mafi Fe & Copy
Tnnovancs
Thomas R. Marshall
Lke
New York Herald
Herald
State of
Wilken
Austria
Vienna
Associated Press
United Kingdom
Church of England
Ene- Mah
Iike
Washington
Meadline
Silver Bow County
Mr. Partington
Berlin
Father
Parker Anding
Progressive Party
Villa
Roosevelt
Dove of Peace
Willie
Johnny
Tilllachey
Clara
Jala
Percy
Duke G
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Daily Mary
Conyright
Wena
Pavlova
Metropolitan
Onera Notre
Maude
Annie Russell
Sarah Siddons
Rachel
Henry Irving
Seph Jefferson
Lester 4
Spirit of the Press
Berns
Bryan
Texas
Indianapolis
Bestore Sane
Mr. Fairbanks
Philadelphia
Ohio
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Mile Post Intelligencer
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Loulaville
Courier-Journal
Henry
Richard
Young Spender
Baltmore American
Sapleigh
Canstique
Louteville Courier-Journal
Ethel
Sam
Lapleigh
Boston ‘Transcript
Sorghum
Prnce
Washington Star
Prius
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quarts Streets
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