Anaconda Standard publishing details and rates
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing company details with addresses in Anaconda and Butte Ranch, tracing subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists offices in New York, Ottawa, and other locations, plus contact lines and advertising representation across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdard Publishing Company Publianers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Ranch
Nom East Broadway
Bell Phone
Whnam
Morton, Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Ottago Fortbune Bulidine
North America
Copper revival faith spurs Butte Anaconda plans
In Montana's mining district officials of Great Falls Anaconda and Butte meet in New York to discuss enlarging the Butte works and building a copper refinery. They express strong faith copper will soon demand, citing wartime trends and new construction in Anaconda, and optimism for Butte Great Falls prosperity based on copper's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated and Anaconda
New York
Butte
Montana
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Great Falls
Christmas Spirit Drives Early Montana Shopping
The article notes thronged stores and early shopping signaling a merry Christmas season in Montana. It mentions gratitude for the comforts of America amid European distress, appeals to generosity, and urges readers to check Standard ads for bargains and gift ideas while embracing the Christmas spirit.
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Montana
Europe
United States
Standard
War of Exhaustion Dominates World War I Fight
The article argues the war will be a prolonged struggle as exhaustion dominates. German gains in the west are offset by Russian successes in the east, with Allied progress in Northern France after eastern victories. Forces and resources are nearly equal, and both sides seem locked in a draining stalemate as Allied efforts push German defenses.
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Germany
Ruswin
France
Presidents message prompts action on western resources and navy
The article discusses President Wilson urging prompt Senate action on two major measures to unlock national resources in the West, including ores forests and water rights, and to expand navigation and power generation. It notes his emphasis on peace, a larger navy, and a citizenry trained for defense, while comparing contemporary presidential messaging to earlier leaders.
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Urser
Tlearneer
Senate
Wilson
Bulla
Congress
Ike
Taft
Roosevelt
Cheerful Kitchen Makeover for The Practical Housewife
A 1914 McClure Syndicate feature advises turning a drab kitchen cheerful to boost efficiency. Remove excess furniture, paint walls light colors, install simple white textiles, keep windows bright with easy curtains, add plants, and use white enamel on sinks and painted furniture. Include practical helpers like a wall peg board, mobile dish cart, and a note pad for orders.
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McClure News Paper Syndicate
German forces pinned between Belgium and France hold line
The article notes German troop transfers to Poland may allow a temporary Russian advance. It suggests Germans cannot win on both fronts simultaneously and implies Allied troops will stay in place in Belgium and Northern France for weeks, possibly through winter, as fronts stabilize.
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Belgium
France
Poland
A University Chance
The Montana state education system seeks reform after a decisive vote against consolidation. The Board of Education aims to place a chancellor to unify colleges and improve efficiency. Rivalry among institutions is seen as detrimental, with the Leighton law offering a path to harmonize operations.
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State Board of Education
Montana
Leighton
Real Trouble In A Pudding Debate
James argues with his mother about pudding, insisting there is no such thing as too much. The exchange centers on a little boy who once ate too much pudding and burst, leading James to challenge the idea and keep refilling his plate.
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James
Gabo
Beers
Ieee
Night visit with friends and probishun talk
A narrator recalls a late night call with friends Milater and Missus Blink, noting a flirtatious mood, reflections on probishun, and social chatter about hotel teas, barrooms, and experiences with men and manners, ending with a remark on Brooks Feature Syndicate.
From the Gweinnat Enquirer Luke M'Luke quips about brides and widows
Luke M'Luke jokes in the Gweinnat enquirer about women and marriage. He notes shy women who have never spoken to a man may be widows and mocks how men judge wives by money and status, contrasting old fashioned and new money behaviors.
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Som the Gweinnat Enquirer
Getting Dealer Enthusiasm
The piece discusses dealer enthusiasm in advertising and sales strategy. It notes half the party selling zoo and how enthusiasm at the trade counter boosts demand. Manufacturers seek to stimulate interest via newspaper ads and the Bureau of Advertising. It includes varied quotations on fashion and humor, reflecting a magazine or advertising column tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiling Zoo
Fate Force
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Antard Publishing Company
Konsonda
Corrien
Mieskar
Hades
Asia
Mexico
Japan
England
Onto
1814
Pompell
Frances Marshal
Menser
Hallet & Davi
J. & C. Fische
Kimball
Hazelton
Regina
Estey
Conway
Schiller
Orton Brothers
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Little Bobbie
William F. Kirk
Mister Blink
Blink
Custer
George Stall- Inge
Lamford & Johnsing
Caruso
Bline
Brooks Feature Syndicate
Luke M
Luke
Barney & Berry
Couatiwnany
Bureau of Advertising
American Publishers’ “Association
World Building
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