Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists publication and postal details for the Anaconda Montana office and the Butte branch East Broadway. It also notes the Foreign Advertising contact William J. Morton Co and outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier service and regional pricing.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postoiie
Anaconda
Bell Phon
Standard Building
Mont. Butte
Broadway
Wiliam J. Morton Co
New York
Standard Publishing Company Address List
Outside Montana the STANDARD 18 on sale with New York Hotaling s and many city offices listed. It includes Chicago Congress hotel St Paul N St Marie Clear and News Cove Rochester Detroit Denver Salt Lake and San Francisco agencies. General business letters should be addressed to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Mont.
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AWS
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Troadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Clear
News Cove
Detroit
Metropolitan
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Clear Store
Denver
Fan Diero
Child'e News Agency
Wester Way
Spokane
D. Stubeck, Wall and Thy
Standard ‘Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Governor Stewart Endorsed by Montana Democrats in State Election
Democrats in Silver County urge voters to renominate Governor Stewart describing him as an able, conscientious, honest and fearless executive. They claim Republicans lack a valid reason to oppose the current administration and argue Stewart offers stable, square government that Montana has trusted for years.
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Silver Row
Stewart
Montana
Wople
Atate
Ernor
Americans urged to learn Russian after Spanish trade aid
The article notes that after acquiring Puerto Rico and the Philippines, knowledge of Spanish proved valuable and in demand. It suggests young Americans should study Russian now, citing London night schools and planned university chairs in Manchester and Leeds. It claims Germany led in Rumian dealings, but England aims to surpass as a foreign trade factor after the war.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
London
Manchester
Leeds
England
Germany
Russia opens to American capital and Masons fete Butte
The article notes Russia inviting American capital and enterprise as German influence wanes, highlighting auto and farm equipment firms exploring Russian branch plants. It also covers Butte hosting the fiftieth anniversary of a Montana grand lodge of Masons, promising warm welcomes, hospitality, and city pride for visiting dignitaries.
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United States
Russia
Ameren
Itussia
Maxonic
Butte
Grand Lodge of Masons
Montana
Congress Adjourning Soon Amid War Production Push
A historic war era column notes Congress likely adjournment in September after slow action on major bills, while nations push armament production. It highlights Russia Britain Italy Canada and the United States increasing munitions output, with millions employed and contracts for 1917 delivery. Politically the piece comments on reform efforts and the varied public figures’ reputations.
Linen purchase and wartime notes mix in eccentric snippets
A shopper seeks linen in a store while a floorwalker guides her to the linen department. The piece weaves in comic lines about preparedness, a vacuum cleaner enthusiasm, sea yarns, a novelist’s travel anecdote, and a Missouri youth tale, reflecting varied short-story fragments from an era periodical.
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Henry Leon Wilson
Charles E. van Loan
Rether
Wilson
van Loan
Saturday Evening Post
Bud Bowers
Missouri
Kentucky
Child Labor Law Called Real Reform Measure
The child labor law is praised as one of the best congressional measures of the session and a major achievement of the Wilson administration. It faced strong opposition but promises lasting benefits for American children, with western regions noting little need while the East and South show a crying demand for reform.
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Congress
America
New England
Millions At It In War Munition Production Worldwide
The report notes estimates of 12 to 18 million men and women in munitions work for the Allies and cites 1.2 million in France under Thomas the minister of munitions. It adds about 3.5 million workers in Britain and Scotland, with over 20 percent women, and mentions Japan arming arsenals at full capacity day and night.
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Rert Thomas
France
England
Scotland
Japan
Fragmentary political jabber about Wilson Hughes and Mexican firing squads
A garbled passage mocks the Wilson administration as ineffectual with a remark on Mr. Hughes and political factions. It also notes Mexican firing squads running low on ammunition or bandits, reflecting a dated, provocative context.
Should Children Eat Sweets and Milk Daily
Dr W A Evans discusses candy and milk for children, weighing pros and cons of sweets as energy versus appetite impact. He notes compromise guidance from farmers bulletins, recommends limited desserts and emphasizes milk intake not exceeding a quart daily to avoid crowding other foods.
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Farmers’ Bulletin No
Misaes Hunt
Ward
Spirit of the Press and War Quips Across Papers
A montage of brief quotes and observations from multiple papers. Topics touch on backfires in Etna and German suspicions, Sing Sing escapes, sea power and naval defense, American skepticism of auto use, weird Bath joke, German censorship of Allied offensives, and a Finnish tone in various editorials.
Humor and Proverbs in a Morning Page Teasers
A compact montage of light verse and quips from period papers. The Buffalo Times Detroit Prep Press Boston Transcript and Louisville lines offer jokes about golf love lines and school humor. It preserves names and slim punchlines across multiple sources.
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Buffalo Times
Detroit Prep Press
Lapleigh
Ethel
Tam
Boston ‘Transcript
Owl
Personalities I Have Met in Early Film Days and Ince
The public seeks civilization on screen and recalls Thomas Ince at Inceville California. The interview recalls Grimm, Biograph, and Independent era work, including Their First Misunderstanding and Artful Kate. A party with D. W. Grimm, a Apache dance, and a playful wink between Ince and the narrator mark memories of early Hollywood and fatherhood.
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Thomas Ince
Inceville Studios
California
DW. Grimm
Ince
Grimm
America
Knickerbocker
Biograph Studio
Grimith
Mr. Ince
A. Rood
The
Biograph
Tndependent Moving Picture Company
T, Tow
Imp Company
Owen Moe
Cuba
Kate
D. W. Grimm
Paper wrap and light signals aid busy households and sailors
The article argues for paper meal kits priced at 25 cents containing napkins plates and cups for easy packing and serving meals. It notes the benefits of waxed paper wrapping for salads sandwiches and cakes and highlights that paper containers reduce carrying weight. It also lists the U S navigational aids including beacons buoys bells and day beacons totaling 14 188 aids.
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Uxar
Galt
McC Newsaper Syndicate
Oklahoma Quicksand Trains Sinking After Bridge Fall
A train of engine and two passenger cars plunged through an Oklahoma bridge into a quicksand bed. The incident caused at least 70 deaths as the engulfed car sank rapidly, leaving passengers with no escape.
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Oklahoma
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