Anaconda Standard Advertising and Subscription Rates
The Anaconda Standard details publishing and delivery terms for its newspapers. It lists rates for daily and Sunday by carrier and mail, outlines distant distribution shops and agencies in cities like New York, Detroit, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Spokane, and notes general correspondence should go to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
SMW
Montana
Saleew York
Totaline
Cntenge Concrene
Marie Clear
News Go's
East Pitth
Detroit
Metros Litan News Co
Woodware
Michigan
Rechester
Minn
Kelly Clear Store Bady
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child's News Agency
Portland
Bowman, Postofice
O'Mara, Firth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney
Acme News Co
Occidental
Tesler Way
Pokane
B. Stubeck
Wall and
Riverate
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Christmas Spirit Promotes Peace and Kindness Worldwide
A 1916 Christmas note urges the spread of the Christmas spirit to reduce conflict and quarrels. It emphasizes cultivation of courtesy and friendliness, and suggests joyful, early holiday shopping to spread happiness and goodwill.
Universal military service urged by Maj. Gen. Scott
In his annual report Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott advocates universal military service to raise the United States army to necessary strength. Public and congressional support appears unlikely as neither major party in the recent campaign favored it, and only Col. Roosevelt spoke in its favor. The army, he says, needs strengthening but not by universal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. Scott
United States
Congress
Wilson
Hughes
Roose- West
A Progressive Revival Movement Seeks Reorganization
The text discusses renewed efforts to reorganize the Progressive party after a presidential campaign lull. Circulars urge state gatherings and a possible national meeting in St Louis to draft new party articles of faith. It argues the party existed partly for revenge rather than reform and notes Wilson era governance benefits reduce the case for a Republican return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Repubican Party
Wilson
The New Ministry Shapes Britain’s War Policy
A newly formed wartime cabinet led by David Lloyd George is expected to inject vigor into England’s war effort. Observers in the United States note Lloyd George’s strength and believe his leadership could rally the empire to victory. While tangible results may take time, the cabinet signals no peace talks and a continued push to defeat the foe.
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Great Britain
United States
David Lloyd George
England
Nelson
Wellington
Lloyd George
The Tractor Factor Means Big Farm Efficiency Gains
A historic view of the tractor's rise cites cost ranges from hundreds to thousands, noting displacement of horses, annual savings on 160 acre Illinois farms, and the tractor as a horse labor saver. It highlights faster field work, deep seven inch plowing, reduced breakdown losses, and potential for widespread use in plowing, cultivating, thrashing, and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt
Department of Agriculture
War toll, calls for peace and neutral efforts cited
An estimate in the New York Herald lists six million dead in the European war with millions more injured and invalid. The piece argues peace is essential, urges neutral nations to intervene, and notes political snippets about Roosevelt, Osborne, Petain and U.S. mobilization jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Seafaring youth letters and wandering jokes mix in odd tale
A collage of comic snippets follows a sailor's affectionate letter to his mother with gifts including a striped kimono, a jurist joke about a verdict, and quips on politics, boxing, and schooling. The piece shifts through gags about officials, humor on Bethlehem shoppers, and streetcar misrouting.
How to Keep Well or War on Consumption
Michigan leads in a county survey plan to fight tuberculosis through doctor lists, nurse clinics, and community outreach in three weeks, followed by home care guidance and public education. Vermont plan uses school competitions for clean facilities and student essays with recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Tuberculosis Society
Vermont
State Tuberculosis Society
Chicago Tribune
Grape Paper Claim From Early Experiments
A historical note reports experiments suggesting a good grade of paper could be produced from grape fibers. The claim appears in a brief, with no detailed methods or results provided.
Useful permanent gifts for children in 1918 advice
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece urges choosing enduring gifts over toys. For girls, emphasize practical items like spoons and silver sets with family value. for boys, gifts aligning with chosen careers such as drafting tools or nature study books. Clothing basics like shoes and sweaters also spark holiday cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childre
McClure
Humor of the Day snippets and playful exchanges
A collage of quips and light dialogue from various voices: a tired worker, a seasick husband, a wife teasingly warning Henry, a judge remarking on gifts, and exchanges about dignity and efficiency. The humorous snippets mimic a newspaper “Humor of the Day” column with quick witticisms and social banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Henry
Jane
Kansas City Journal
Crawford
Crabshaw
Alice
Agnes
Jnne
Shipping Milk From Brazil in Insulated Cans
Fresh milk is shipped long distances in Brazil to preserve quality. Sealed cans with insulated walls hold frozen milk to maintain low temperatures during transit.
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Brazil
Press Wit and Political Snippets Reflected in Telegrams
A collage of satirical headlines and brief notes from multiple papers. References include W J Bryan portraits, George W Perkins chairing a price crisis committee, Teddy Roosevelt, Villa, Ambassador Gerard, and a joking line about Bryan’s Asheville home Mount Calm. Mentions span New York Telegram Savannah News Indianapolis Star Columbia State Macon Telegraph Pittsburg Dispatch Minneapolis Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
New York Telegram
George W. Perkins
George
Teddy
Savannah News
Clark
Columbia
Gussle Gardner
Macon
Hank Ford
Gerard
Berlin
Pittsburg
Bill
Bryan
Reheville
Mount Calm
Villa
Minneapolis Tribune
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Publishers and Proprieto
Butte
Broadway
Batterial
Sunday Standard
Universal Service
Willcox
Oliver Osborne
Senate
California
Petain
Federal Trade Commission
Seago
Koenig
Uncle Sam
Zocay
Denver
Funston
P. Villa
Claus
New York Health Department
J. Carpentier
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Santa Claus
Rumania
Hell
Germany
Louvain
Char
Bucharest
Ferdinand
Lord Curzon
Joe Lester
Dorchester
Ashmont
Milton
Eddy
Boston Transcript
Tim
New York Times
Johnny B
Swyny Ott
Murphy
Kelly
Tegar
FOND
Frances Marshall
Charles Fasel
Fasel
Butte Auto Company
Silver How Motorcar Company
Studebaker Automobile
A. A. Robish
Silver Bow Club
Rotary
Mae Nute
Mr. Fasel
Bureau of
Allright
Nelly
Anita
Auckland
N. 2
Spirit of the Press
Indianapolls
Dini Zasnotiplp Veit
Rice & May, Proprietors
Universal Coffee
Barney & Berry
Gillette
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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