Anaconda Standard Publishing Co. notices and addresses
The Anaconda Standard and Standard Publishing Co. addresses list post office details, business and editorial phone numbers, and office locations. It notes second-class mail status and building address at 119 North Main Street with contact lines for business and editorial departments.
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Anaconda
Rell
Ceviceiies Decoesstecens
Eee
Saccesendeesers
Standard Building
Mont
Butterranch
North Main Street
Business Dept
Editorial
Foreign Advertising List of New York and City Agencies
A condensed directory of advertising and news agencies in multiple cities including New York Chicago Detroit and Seattle with various firms and addresses. It notes general business correspondence should be directed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York
Hotaling’s
Portland
Rowman, Postoffice Corner
O'Mara
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Underwood & Underwood
Uncle Sam
Johnny
Henry
New York Sun
Silver Price Rise Prompts Boom Hopes in Montana
Silver prices near 89 cents mark a peak unseen since before 1880, with 1875 1880 averages cited. Analysts expect a dollar within a year as mining firms expand output and by products from copper mines boost silver supply, signaling a new era for Montana and national markets.
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New York
Montana
Provisions of the Law on President’s power to requisition supplies
The article explains the law granting the president authority to requisition foods fuels and other supplies for defense and public use. It covers compensation terms the right to sue for additional sums and district court jurisdiction. It also limits requirements on individuals to furnish personal necessaries for themselves and dependents.
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Wilson
United States
United States District Courts
Public Exigency Provisions for Seed and Food Stockpiling
The text allows the President to purchase store and sell seed for land under government control and to provide storage for essential commodities. It lists wheat flour meal beans and potatoes as purchasable items and sets that minimum prices apply if previously fixed. Funds from disposals may form a revolving fund for ongoing purposes with leftovers credited to the treasury.
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United States
Treasury
Judge Goodwin and His Western Journalistic Legacy
Judge C. C. Goodwin stood at the head of western journalism since the 1860s, duoing with Mark Twain in Virginia City and later guiding the Salt Lake Tribune. A champion of gentiles over Mormons, free silver advocate, his courage, learning, and humane clarity defined a hefty chapter in American press history.
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C. C. Goodwin
Mark Twain
Virginia City
Salt Lake Tribune
Iran
Judge Goodwin
The Colored Troops and Northern Migration Era
The essay recalls Civil War era praise for colored troops and notes enduring white scrutiny. It discusses a 1916 to date Southern-to-North Negro migration, with estimates near one million, and how northern cities absorb migrants despite social tensions and limited restrictive laws. It highlights work opportunities and limited segregation in Education and church access.
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South
Houston
Twenty-fourth Infantry
St. Louis
North
North and South race tensions and migration debate
The piece argues that blacks in the South face severe restrictions on property, voting, and work, while the North tolerates limited black presence. It suggests rising migration northward is natural due to South discrimination, with segregation curbing landowning, cattle farming, education, and teacher access. Worries about a 50 percent black population threshold provoking conflict.
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East St. Louis
South
Georgia
Desert Prospectors and Fly Tale Amuse Readers
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger features two prospectors in the desert joking about wealth and home, followed by Dr. L O Howard’s fly story about hammock hours and dinner. The Springfield Republican prints a twilight river poem praising lamplit scenes and fairyland imagery.
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L. O. Howard
Washington
Connecticut
Sav ing time and work with economical sandwiches
A home economics piece urges using scraps and substitutes to make thin butterless sandwiches. It promotes crust reuse as crumbs, scrap butter for cooking, and fillings from leftovers such as cheese, jam, meat, and olive oil spreads. It highlights bread buttering before slicing and using raw leftovers creatively.
No Fish in a City Diner Trade Exchange Line
A Friday exchange reveals Mr O Brien asking for swordfish sharks and whales, the waiter denying these are available. He finally orders a large plate of corned beef and cabbage after claiming he tried to order fish. The banter captures urban diner slang in a humorous exchange.
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O’brien
Brien
How to Keep Wet
Illness in heat largely comes from spoiled food especially milk and meat. An icebox must stay at 40 to 45 degrees in the food chamber, opened rarely. Put a thermometer in the food chamber and monitor temperature. Ice economy matters. a good refrigerator saves ice and costs within two seasons.
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W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press and Global Headlines of the Day
A collage of opinion lines from multiple papers noting Emperor William’s thanks to the German high seas fleet for escaping British pursuit, remarks on a Japanese diplomatic mission not seeking funds, and a quip about Congress and home. Various outlets echo optimism amid war era tensions.
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William
Dallas News
Humorous Exchanges and Witty Quips Across Papers
A collage of joke snippets from various papers showcases quips about fame, poets, relatives, and manners. Lines touch on misunderstandings, casual loans, artistic taste, and political satire, reflecting light wartime humor and social observations.
Bearded Bruce Hero Examined by Inspector
An inspector quizzes a school class on history, asking who was the mother of Robert Bruce. After silence, a boy at the foot of the class answers Mrs. Bruce, eliciting the teacher’s joyous reaction in a Topeka State Journal note.
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Robert Bruce
Bruce
Topeka State Journal
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