Anaconda Standard advertising and circulation notice
Classified notice listing publishing company offices subscription rates and newsstand locations outside Montana. Includes carrier prices, monthly and yearly rates, and outlet cities such as New York Chicago St. Louis Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake Seattle Portland and Tacoma with agency names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
North America
Montana
Hotaling’s
Povemee Corset Fortand
oMare
Fifth
Wash
Tacomedrene News
Cora Seattle
Wittney'e
Besttie
Acme
Tapokaned
Siubeck
Wall
Aaa 'Ail
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Democrats May Control House In New Congress
The 435 member House may tilt Democratic as close districts yield Democratic members. Independents hold balance with five, likely two siding with Democrats on organization and perks. Current tallies show Democrats 217, Republicans 213, plus one Progressive, one Socialist, one Prohibitionist, and one Independent. Randall and Kelly expected to align with Democrats for organization. Champ Clark likely to be Speaker again.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Orm
Randall
California
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Champ Clark
Butte To Organize A Youth Christian Association
The article discusses establishing a Young Men's Christian Association in Butte with a goal of maximum membership. It notes building work may start after spring and the facility perhaps a year away, and calls for enrolling all local young men and boys across departments to maximize benefit.
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Butte
Young Men's Christian Association
The
Health Crusade Day celebrates children's health in Montana
The Montana Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis designates Health Crusade Day on Friday in December. Teachers statewide are asked to give health talks focusing on tuberculosis or host readings and recitations to ingrain health lessons. Progress against tuberculosis is noted but the fight must continue with vigor and unity. The state also reports that a proposed boxing law was defeated again, with Silver Bow county voting in favor but the state as a whole opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Montana
Silver Bow
Bhat
Slowing Down Amid World War II War Weariness
The piece describes wearying war fronts as winter arrives, with fronts in the Balkans quieted and activity reduced for many armies. It notes limited German and Italian movement, Rome’s stalled advances, and tentative armistice hopes while powers seek peace. The article contrasts front-line fatigue with ongoing cattle trade concerns and mentions tentative plans for a broader peace to end the conflict.
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Tila
Aranding
Mate
Eugene
Teaion
Balkans
Te Camerty
Roosevelt Critiques Voters by Theodore in Metropolitan Magazine
The Theodore article in the Metropolitan Magazine calm but pointedly critiques American voters. It argues the public’s failure to deeply assess international affairs and the Wilson administration’s wartime stance. It surveys political leaders, public mood, and prospects for future elections with temperate but sharpened analysis.
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Theodore
Metropolitan
Roosevelt
Wilson
Son
Mr. Wilton
Belgium
Armenia
Lusitania
Mexico
Jonny's Short Stories and the Foolish Promises
A fragmented comic scene features Jonny, Tam, and Miss Bertie as playful exchanges unfold. Letters, flowers, and misdirected courtesies mingle with a satirical mock naval exchange between Captain Jigsaw and Admiral Sawbones. A humorous bit ends with a man recalling a past love and a patient mother delivering a twist.
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Tam
Tim
Bertie
Bertie Bohoo
Jigsaw
Soy Beans Amid Diet Fears And Food Advances
The encyclopedia notes soybeans are grown in China Japan India and the US for seed and fodder. Now soybeans have become a staple in many regions used as protein rich food and in pork and beans. Soybean meal offers high protein with lower fat and no starch guiding diabetics toward soy bread muffins and gruel options.
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China
Japan
India
United
Staten
Friedenwald
Ruhrah
Wiley
Rurah
Housewife's Economy and the Conscience Drove by Frances Marshall
A columnist argues housewives waste time on chores due to a gendered conscience inherited from mothers and grandmothers. She notes some women overspend effort avoiding perceived inadequacy, while modern tools should cut effort, yet anxiety drives lingering, thorough routines and social expectations.
Family tall trio tied to Belfontaine siblings
Mrs. Frank Snyder of Belfontaine describes her three brothers. J. P. Marshall of New Decatur Alabama stands 6 feet 1 inch. John A. Marshall of Willis 6 feet 7 inches. P. O. Marshall of Girard Illinois is 6 feet 4 inches. Their total height is listed as 12 feet 6% inches and combined weight exceeds typical limits.
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Frank Snyder
Belfontaine
J. P. Marshall
New Decatur
Ala
John’ A. Marshall
Willis, V
P. O. Marshall
Girard
Ill
Who's Who in Butte A. S. Christie Profile
A. S. Christie from Scotland entered the United States in Isi and after a jewelry apprenticeship with James C. Leys near Butte formed a partnership in 1888 that built Leys Jewelry with a New York wholesale and Brooklyn factory. Christie, president of Hoskins Drug Co, is a Mason and a civic figure with three children, a home near the mine school, and leadership roles in the chamber of commerce Rotary and Silver Bow Bank.
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Heather
A. $. Christie
United States
Isi
Danffshire
James C. Leys
Christie
America
James D. Leys
Butte
Leys Jewelry
New York
Dr. Deems
Church of the Strangers
Scotland
Colin
San
Deaverhead County
School of ‘Mines
Chamber of Commerce and
Rotary Club
Sliver Bow Bank
Spirit of the Press Demands New Deal and Moral Focus
A compilation of editorials and notices reflecting early 20th century U.S. political mood. Headlines touch on Bryan quitting homes issues for morality, neutrality discussions around Pershing in Mexico, Theodore Roosevelt and Parker political alignments, and a charity appeal for blue-eyed babies in Western Pennsylvania. The item also notes funeral flowers replaced by a donation request to Faversham Cottage Hospital.
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Bryan
Indiapolis Star
Hughes
Boston Globe
Parker
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Record
Pittsburg
Leigh Watson-Smith
Faversham Cottage Hospital
London Times
Quintessential City Laugh Parade of Humorous Snippets
A collage of quips from the era’s humor pages features street talk and wit about houses on Fifth Avenue, misheard names, wartime pride, marital mischief, and election chatter. Snappy lines include a Longtown Fifth Ave joke, a proud to fight quip, and a jokey charge comparison, all capturing the era’s newspaper humor voice.
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Fifth Avenue
Longtown
New York Times
Bobby
Flatbush
Cook
Yonkers
Washington Sint
Twobble
Sheen
Palm Beach
Birmingham Age-Herald
B. P
Crabshaw
Willie
Bobbie
Belle
Zoe
Moston Globe
John
Puck
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Anaconda, Mo
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Health Crusade Day
Republican Party
Mr. Hughes
Washington
Oyster Bay
Ohio
Fiji Islands
Poland
Helena
Almanac
Jim Mann
Europe
Villa
Billy Sunday
Remulta
Doc Cook
Pole
Kansas
Jess Willard
Sophie
Greece
Jeannette Rankin
Enema Winter
Canes
Jonny
Russia
Gendral Trepoff
Alexander Trepoff
Petrograd
Sturmer
Imperial Court
Council of the Empire
Evang, Chicare
Housewie
Frances Marshall
McClure
Spirit of the Press
Pershings
Simaeultte
Philadelphia
League
Neutrality
Emmerica
Baltimore Am
Telephone
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Rice & May, Proprietors
A.C. M
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