Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Distribution Directory
Anaconda Montana publication lists advertising rates and the Butte branch contact. It details mail and carrier rates, North America distribution, and where the Standard is sold outside Montana with a list of city agents and agencies across the United States. Addresses and names of offices are provided for correspondence and subscriptions.
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Montana
New York
Hotaling
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St Paul
N. St
German Peace Proposals Doubted by Entente Powers
Analysis notes that Germany has issued definite peace conference proposals with a cessation of hostilities for negotiation. Allies, led by England France and Russia, may reject terms aimed at ending the war, believing the conflict should continue until German militarism is defeated. Some see a negotiated pause as possible but unlikely to satisfy all parties.
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Centr
Germany
Romania
England
France
Russia
Europe
Balkans
Austria
Serbia
Ihs
Auction to the consumer and coinage evolution
The piece discusses rising profits from auctions to consumers, the impact on living costs, and the shift toward smaller coinage such as the half nickel. It notes the jitney price unit and the fading role of coppers, with minor use of pennies in some communities and a suggested move toward smaller fractions as thrift grows.
Joffre Seen As Key Allied Hero In European War
The piece notes General Joffre as the conspicuous success for the Entente in the European conflict. It credits French leadership for early victories and the Marne defense, arguing Paris might have fallen and the war lost without his guidance. It also observes calls for leadership changes, but warns replacing Joffre would risk serious mistakes.
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Europe
Joffre
United States
Marne
Paris
Germany
Ledership
Push for Half-Cent Coinage Gains in East
The article notes growing support for issuing two and a half cent pieces to ease price cutting and reduce penny-change losses. A New York Sun writer argues that even small half-cent adjustments ripple into higher prices, costing the public millions annually as retailers pass on fractional increases.
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East
Uncle Sam
New York Sun
Occafor
Lloyd George and Peace In Wartime Britain
Lloyd George rises as Britain’s wartime leader amid talks of German peace moves. The piece contrasts him with Grey, notes his rise from pacifist roots to active war policy, and speculates on how terms may shape any settlement as Berlin weighs its stance.
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Germany
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Edward Grey
Berlin
Lloyd George
Europe
Ministry of Munitions
Kitchener
Asquith
Hi Johnson
Roosevelt
Teddy
Hard job for Bawin Yates Webb as judiciary chair
A difficult task awaits Bawin Yates Webb who chairs the house judiciary committee. No member faces greater pressure this session as the Susan B Anthony suffrage amendment and the prohibition amendment rest in his hands. The key question is whether to report them for a vote in the short session or pigeonhole them for a later session. The suffragiste and the prohibition-
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Bawin Yates Webb
House
Judiciary Committee
Webb
Thenere
Congress
North Carolina
War talk and politics mix in restless era reflections
An extended editorial paragraph mix references Chairman Webb of North Carolina and congressional resistance, Balkan peace terms, arbitration as future conflict solution, and reactions to WWI diplomacy. It notes plans, figures, and figures on 1916 semester totals, with mention of Ford and Morgan and a call for peaceful settlement through conferences and arbitration.
Solar Statistics From an Early Inquiry
The fragment notes solar measurements and color vision notes, mentioning a sun diameter around 60,000 miles and a claim of color blindness recovery attributed to Dr. Priestly in 1777, reflecting historical scientific curiosities.
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Dr. Priestly
Malaria in Schools Opinion by Dr Evanh
Dr Jere Crook reports malaria chills in Vanderbilt dormitory students. He pushes for window screens as preventive care, linking alumni funding to health measures. The piece argues preventable diseases like malaria smallpox and typhoid affect student health and education, urging protection for all students.
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Jere Crook
Jackson
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Kirkland
Crook
Vanderbilt
Mosquoes
University of Tennessee
University of Chicago
Eastern University
University of Wisconsin
Cabot
Dressing the Christmas Doll Economy for Orphans
Frances Marshall describes frugal ways to outfit 60 dolls for orphans at a Christmas institution. She notes detachable clothes satisfy four year olds, outlines cheap patterns and DIY alterations, and highlights using scraps from work boxes to create doll garments. The piece emphasizes thrift and practical sewing tips.
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Grawers
McClure
British Transport Service Moves Troops and Munitions
A British Army transport system operates across English ports and French ports to move up to five hundred vessels yearly. Nearly a million men serve in the army transport service, selected for roles matching their prior trades. The work includes hoisting heavy auto trucks and ammunition, done constantly to avoid damage, with significant toll on officers and men.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Somme
British Army Transport Service
Army
Who's Who in Butte: Charles E Beebe of Beebe Grain
Charles E Beebe, pioneer son, built Beebe Grain company at 643 49 South Arizona street in Butte after early work with Royal Milling. He organized the firm in 1901, exports hay grain flour and feed from Montana and Idaho, holds exclusive agency for mills in three states, and serves Community events. Married Laura King in 1903. member of Silver Bow club Chamber Rotary and U C T. The firm remains a large Montana operation with steady payroll.
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Charles E. Beebe
Hesbe Grain Company
Beebe
Minneapolis
Great Falls
Royal Milling Company
Butte
Beebe Grain Company
South
Arizona Street
Montana
Idaho
Dakota
Laura 8. King
Silver Bow and the Country Club
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
The Rear Guard Removed and Other Short Tales
A collection of brief comic stories and sharp vignettes featuring Uncle and Teddy in school, Doris the laggard, and Pat the Irishman. The pieces recount school life and social humor with a New York Times style aside and a Herald Pat exchange about a golf mishap.
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Doris
New York Times
Scribbles and Wit Across The Humor of the Day
A string of light snippets from various papers features quips about aging birthday jokes, freethinker editors, heiress pride, medical banter, cooks quitting, weekend holiday schemes, train humor, summer boarders and a lawyer recalling early struggles. The excerpts showcase era humor and social ironies through brief dialogues and captions.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda Roterea
Mi Rell
Iptcisses de Raitoriat
Inc
Ofice
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont. Butte
Fast Broadway
William J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Carrier
North America
Loyd George and Peace
Mathc
H. Ford
Wilson
Justice Hughes
New York Salient
Jeannette Rankin
Simpson
Lord Northcliffe
von Hindenburg
Colonel Bogey
Fone
Wall Street
Pierpont Morgan
Henry Ford
Pennsylvania
Solar Statistics
Brown & Dawson
Stamford, Conn
Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg
DR W. A Evanh, Chie
Frances Marshall
Graw
Zocay
Pinerent Methods
Petsig Linane
Saraa Isteet Non
Pat
Geraldine
Gerard
Chicago Herald
Hoston
Transcript
Boston ‘Transcript
Perkins
Perking
Christian Res
Mt Crosslota
Washington Star
Erie Railroad Magazine
Christian Herald
Pelephone Inc
Rice & May, Proprietors
Universal Coffee
Barney & Berry
Gillette
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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