Standard Publishing Company Advertising Directory
A distorted OCR of an advertising directory reveals publishers and proprietors in Montana and New York listings. It names Standard Publishing Company and related firms, subscription rates, offices in North America, and various advertising and printing concerns with scattered location cues and contact lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Broadway
Bell Phone
Morton’ Co
New York
Fifth Avenue Bellaing
Gillage— Tribune
Maree
Moat
North America
Sunday Standard
Ml Vance
Holiday trade in Butte shows resilient spirit and shopping
Saturday December 12 1914 reports crowded stores in Butte despite hard times with shoppers choosing modest gifts. The piece notes a festive spirit and resolve not to lose Christmas, predicting the city will rebound from the season's uncertainties as merchants stay busy and outlook improves. It also compares naval war progress between Britain and Germany, noting shifting advantage and the need for a future clash of the great ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
South Atlantic
Chile
Secretaries Plan to Boost Meat Supply Through Lands and Livestock
Secretary of Agriculture Houston in a yearly report argues for expanding meat output by improving public grazing land management, boosting beef and mutton production in settled areas, promoting swine and poultry, and combating cattle diseases, with range regulation cited as key to increasing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Montana Women Vote for the First Time in Election
The official count proclaims Montana women have equal suffrage with men. The first ballots will be cast in April municipal elections. Outcome depends on women’s interest and turnout. if active, the change benefits the state, otherwise uncertain. Women urged to educate themselves and vote regularly and fearlessly in all elections.
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Montana
Hutte
Blease
Pittsburg
Poice
Russia
Oregon
Washington
War prep debate urges prudent arms use and cost review
The piece argues against hurried armament expansion and notes the president’s call for an investigation into military spending. It questions claims of army and navy excesses and suggests Congress ensure better value before larger appropriations, forecasting a long conflict and a push for postwar peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Onde
War
Navy
Great Britain
Congress
Christmas Flue Sparks and Whitman Ear Clinic G.O.P. Echoes
The article surveys Christmas tree lighting with electric lamps to reduce fire risk, notes Roosevelt’s 1912 notions, and jokes about politics. It mentions Governor-elect Whitman's fitness routine, Vera Cruz, and various oddities from Montana politics and wartime commentary, all in a brisk, collage-like fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
New York
Vera Crux
Louvain
Livestock Disease Toll Sparks Push for Longer Range Open Access
Government report notes 88 000 tuberculosis infections among 57 million inspected cattle hogs and cattle diseases causing major losses. Secretary urges Congress to renew 500 000 funding and broaden the forest reserve system to allow more grazing on public ranges to combat hog cholera and other fatal livestock diseases.
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Tue
Mays
Congres
Frugal Ham Leftovers Guide for Family Meals
A housewife's economy guide outlines careful ham preparation to avoid monotony. It details splitting the ham, simmering, soaking in milk for tenderness, broiling, and using leftovers in breakfasts, lunches, dinners, omelets, stuffing, and sandwiches, plus methods to reuse bones for stock.
English baroness daughter to appear as chorus girl in New York
Forty four English girls including Hon Helen Cecil Douglas Scott Montagu of Beaulieu join the cast of To Night's the Night in New York. War conditions delayed the London run. the production moves to a Shubert theatre for Christmas week.
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New York
England
Helen Cecil Douglas Scott Montagu
Baron Montagu of
Ameriva
Gaiety Theatre
London
Messrs. Shubert
The Manicure Lady and the Head Barber Hatch a Play Idea
The Manicure Lady and Head Barber discuss a wild scheme to stage a town gunman scenario as a play. Wilfred the spy, Europe bound, and a crowd of locals become key elements. They debate law enforcement and social change amid a chaotic town mood.
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George
Kiddo
Harber
Wilfred
Simpli
Tandy
Brooks Feature Syndicate
M'LUKE SAYS WOMEN AND MARRIAGE QUOTES
A fragmented Cincinnati Enquirer item quotes Luke M'Luke on charity and dress, noting pre marriage chatter and a joke about a man forgetting to turn off his mouth in the morning. It mentions work and trousers as a snapped detail from the passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Skirts, salaries and satire from a rural post era
A fragmented column mocks fashion with wide skirts and paint jokes while riffing on authority and money. It notes the futility of arguing over pay and lampoons politicians, Rockefeller and Carnegie, followed by a scene of a fat woman and a Jeffersonian joke. It ends with a Missouri farming community receiving a telephone sermon from Rev. Nelson Trimbie as conditions prevented church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Teague
Ang
Jawn D. Rockefeller
Andy Carnegie
Rom Tofferson
Columbia
Nelson Trimbie
Manufacturer Hurt by SSE Demands Sparks Backlash
SSE pressures a producer and harms a buyer as demands escalate. The dispute centers on requests that strain relations and threaten supply lines, with stakeholders warning of broader market impact.
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Standard Publishing Company ‘Piblioners
F Condemmines
Matt Matter
Oake
Standard Butidion
Anaconda
Mont
Bronwen Paice
Stefan Ag
Anchimge
Spokane
John W. Graham Co's
AM Generatisinaes
Tellers and
Corre
Shawit Hen
Natron and
Tech Fane
Feacondn
ITV
Me Meat Mamet
Roosevelt
France
Helena
Fourteenth Legislative Assembly of
Onsom
Francis Joseph
Kotar
Wilson
Fra Sces Marshall
Duluth Herald
Luke M
Luke
Rice, Fulton & May
the Florence CO
West Broadway
Promi
Geo. A Garlow
Seaip
Shodatr
West Park Street
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