Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Details
The notice lists advertising and subscription contacts for The Anaconda Standard, with offices in Anaconda Mont and representation through various city partners. It includes addresses, representative names, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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President Wilson in Paris and tax reform lessons
President Wilson’s message to Congress defends his Paris peace mission as necessary and urges prompt study of railroad readjustment while Montana’s tax commission report calls for a shift to classified property taxes, a permanent tax body, and unified assessment of utilities to ensure fair, enduring state prosperity.
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New York's Boys Military Training Experiment
New York state enrolls boys aged 16 to 18 in a new law funded program aimed at physical growth and posture rather than soldiering. The course promises less rigor than training camps, focusing on carriage and bearing to strengthen the weak and correct slouching, with other states watching the experiment closely.
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Play fair with health ban to curb influenza in Silver Bow
Officials urge wholehearted compliance with health board rules to stamp out the influenza epidemic in Butte and vicinity. All business and saloons should close as required while the public cooperates, protecting lives and speeding the return to normal conditions.
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Balance of Power in the Senate Split Within GOP
National capital whispers say five Republican senators will not back a unified control in the next congress unless terms suit them. The progressive bloc object to limits on their influence and oppose appointing Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania to chair the Revenue and Finance Committee. The GOP remains two minded with insurgent views unresolved.
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Old Republican clashes and Wilson era tensions roam
Fragmented political square reports blame shifting among five Republicans who may tilt the next Senate while opposing Penrose and a high tariff plan. Wartime finance debates echo in Montana statewide legislature notes and international figures critique leadership and Kaiserism amid influenza concerns.
Mrs. Wilson Prepares Complete Wardrobe for Europe Trip
Mrs Woodrow Wilson curates an all American wardrobe for her Europe voyage ensuring every garment carries the Made in America stamp. The collection includes dresses suits hats wraps shoes and a full assortment for travel and formal meetings with allied nations.
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Wartime Housewifery and Nourishing Soups for Children
A wartime guidance piece from McClure Syndicate on nourishing soups for children and family meals. It advocates simple vegetable and milk based soups, using leftovers, and thickening with flour or cornmeal. It warns against pepper for young children and emphasizes midday meals with bread and butter alongside soup.
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The Women of Prance and French Monogamy Marvels
An essay praising French women as versatile, practical, and central to national resilience. It argues French wives balance family duties with work, influence social life, and sustain monogamy, citing the roles of women in munitions and in the home as key to France’s war effort and culture.
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Humor of the Day Bites from Washington Star and Pearson’s Weekly
A collage of jokes and quips from the Washington Star and Pearson’s Weekly, including lines about horse thieves, Congress member Splicer, a hustler’s fit for office, hash making, a sergeant and hash, a barometer joke about rain, and rheumatic jokes about divine gifts.
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Fragmented Press Snippets Reflect Era Tensions
A collage of quick quotes and comments from several papers references royal succession fears in Europe, wartime culture critiques, and sharp editorials on discipline and national character. It notes Paris crowds, Alsace, and Kaiser imagery while mocking war brutality debates and cultural stereotypes.
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