Ad Rates and Distribution Details in The Standard
The notice lists subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions, addresses for sale and distribution outside Montana, and contact points. It names agents and offices including New York, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and other cities, with a request to address inquiries to the Beard Art Publishing Company.
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Senday
Adi Sunday Standard
Ad ‘Vance
Montana
New York
Otaling
Parkeston
Cahihent
Broadway
Paul St Marie
Cogar
News Giao
Fifth Street
Hrolteaietroponiarens Co.'s
Cor
Une Woodward
Michigan
Achenter
Minn
J. D. Kelly Danvers
Balt Lake
Jinny van Batten
San
Alaska Statehood Hopes Loom In Congress Session
The report notes James Wickersham’s push for Alaska to gain statehood, signaling public attention despite slim chances of immediate success. It discusses Alaska’s growth, past overreach in conservation, and the likely return of rapid development as governance and rail projects proceed. It also covers political shifts tied to upcoming elections and broader war news including Balkan fronts and allied efforts.
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James Wickersham
Cone Arena
Altoka
Alaska
Congress
Ite
Pan American diplomacy and US Latin ties noted
The article surveys trade talks among US and Latin republics, noting conferences in Washington on Mexico, a looming Pan American congress in Washington, and hopes for closer cooperation and mutual interests among the nations. It mentions figures like William Jennings Bryan, President Wilson, and Theodore Roosevelt shaping policy and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
South
Central America
Washington
Congress
Santiago
Chile
American
Fragmented local blurb about a household fire incident
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a household fire where a misfit mistress was discharged and Delia lost her place. The fragment mentions kerosene and a teasing tone but lacks clear names, dates, or actions to confirm a full story.
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Delia
Allies urged to rally for Serbia and Constantinople
The article argues the Allies must mount a supreme effort to rescue Serbia and halt the German advance toward Constantinople. It warns the Balkan theater could still be redeemed if forces are sent, but expresses little confidence they will act decisively.
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Mealy Keer
Serbia
Great Britain
France
Balkans
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Britain
Balkan
Albania
Nouth
Turkey
Russia
Romania
Taly
Montenegro
Greece
Constantinople
How to Keep Well in Dark City Smog Conditions
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes morning conditions with 42 degrees temperature, high dust and smoke levels, and low visibility. It argues pollution from smoke, roofs, and streets harms air and health, noting bacteria and ultraviolet exposure affect vitality and medical costs rise without cleaner air.
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Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Copsright
The
Chicago Tribune
Honey as substitute for cane sugar in children diets
A 1920s-era guide promotes honey as a sugar substitute for children, advising regular honey use on bread and butter, toast, and desserts. It includes two honey based gingerbread recipes, notes on keeping honey in a warm dry place, and mentions honey’s moisture absorption and flavor effects.
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McClure New Paper’ Syndicate
Innit
Short Stories and Domestic Anecdotes Collide in Fractured Tales
A jumble of humorous vignettes and misheard lines from a busy day. Foreman reports a scaffolding collapse at a contractor’s house, while a Sunday ban on play sparks child mischief and moralizing. Teachers test spelling, tales of heaven, and a suitcase mishap flood the page with city-press color.
Jacksons Theory Of Right In Indian Treaty Disputes
The piece traces how Supreme Court rulings in favor of Native American rights were repeatedly tested, and how Andrew Jackson dismissed court decisions, prioritizing frontier power. It contrasts Jackson and Jefferson, notes the oath moment with Chief Justice Marshall, and discusses constitutional limits on state creation and federal authority, ending with reflections on Bank of the United States precedent.
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Supreme Court of the
United Stat
Jackson
Supreme Court
Ate
Federal
Indies
Texislat
Georgia
Mr. Jefferson
Congress
Jefferson
John Marshall
Mt. Jefferson
John Marshalt
Astraight
Bank of the United
Ste Cutloch
Maryland
Pressing Quips on Speaking and Leadership
A collage of newspaper quips criticizes talkativeness and leadership. It cites John Lind sued by Harry Lane Wilson for talking too much and ponders if Bryan may be criticized for not talking enough. Mentions Edison and Whitlock, and riffs on figures like Joffre, Hughes, and Bryan with humorous takes on public discourse.
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John Lind
Harry Lane Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Springfield Union
Tom
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Mattes
Ome Standard Building
Asaconda
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Spitorial
Buenos
Porfign
Willam J Morton
Aaland
General Bunineas
Cone
Eqhhadnce
Beard Art Repuisiling Company
Bir
Siath
Penrose
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Bome
Italy
Bryan
Waliam
Ford
Peace Party
New York Harbor
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Wilson
Europe
Anther
Ohio
Amerion
Publican Shadow
Republican National Nottee
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republlican
Wileson
D Jonel
Repubicans
Ey Annoven
Anaconda
Butte
Lutte, Anaconda & Pacific Motor
Wissen Somer
Mrs. McGreevy
Philadelphia Public Ledger
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Henry Ford
Philadelphia Telegraph
Mall
Iris
Donald
Mel
Sonny
Hood
Ned
Tommy
Chicago Herald
Tina
T! Com
Ety Company
Maurice Masterlinck
Wdds
Paris
Tts Orchestra
Maeterlinck
Theory OF
Spirit
Thomas Bryan
Thomas A. Edison
Springfield
Republican
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Detroit Free Press
Henry Wous
Philanthropsts
New York Sun
Washinton
Joffre
Patch
Muxhes
Washington. Post
Patra- Selphia Evening Ledger
East Broadway
Davey & Gilmore
Finlen Hotel
Leggat
Sreighton
Thornton Cafe
W. F. Lov
Purity
West Broadway
H. Davey
Oechslis
Oxley
Ind
W. Bdwy Bell
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