Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Notice
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and departments, pricing for daily and Sunday editions, and subscription rates. It notes sales locations outside Montana and lists several news agencies and offices in major cities, including New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver San Francisco Seattle Spokane and more.
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Reign Advertising
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Gsc
North America
Montana
Standard
Hotaline
Broadway
News Co
Fast Path
Detroit
Metropolitan
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver Western News Agency
Fair Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Easy ‘Lee
Occidental
Yesler Way
Bpokane
Stubeck
Wall and Bivrespondence
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Less Prosperity If Peace Brings European Peace
In a 1916 editorial the author argues Americans will accept reduced prosperity for peace in Europe. Prices, stocks, factory activity, profits, dividends, and wages may fall, yet peace would be welcomed to end European suffering. True prosperity should not rely on others’ misery.
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United States
Americas
Europe
George
Indianapolis Star
Bill
Bryan
Memphis
The Vote of the Women and Illinois Canvass
The article explains Illinois tallies separate male and female votes to show that women mirrored men in supporting Hughes over Wilson. It notes women’s ballots did not alter Illinois’ result, only widening Hughes’ margin, while elsewhere women’s impact varied and California remained decisive but unclear.
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Hllinois
Minois
Hughes
Wilson
Illinois
Montana
Western States
California
Peace proposals spark cautious hope amid war stalemate
Analysis notes English public mood favors continued conflict overall but sees Germany's peace terms as potentially the first step toward end of the war. While Britain resists any peace that crowns Germany, France Italy and Russia show mixed signals. In the Americas, Cuba debates electoral reform as election integrity questions arise amid a tight race and widespread fraud findings.
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England
Germany
Europe
Great Britain
France
Italy
Trussia
Posime
Russia
Poland
Lithuania
Debate on Cuba election law and electoral college merits
The passage discusses calls for a new election law in Cuba as troops and officials are protested in districts. It analyzes the electoral college, noting its safeguards if a winner dies or is disabled before the electoral vote, while warning it could place a non majority president in office and arguing merits despite shortcomings.
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United States
Cuba
Board of Elections
Farmers rush to use rural credits act loans
Farmers rapid uptake of rural credits shown by Farm Loan Board figures with over 50,000 applying for mortgages totaling about 150 million dollars. This exceeds funds immediately available for 12 farm banks by about 17 times though longer term government advances are planned. Bank operations will broaden access as investment features launch.
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Farm Loan Board
Complex mix of loans, governance, and world politics
The passage discusses high West and South loan rates vs the East, farmers seeking land bank loans at about six percent and potential $150,000,000 in funding. It notes Montana GOP plans to adopt municipal manager systems in Great Falls and Missoula, while European politics and peace prospects, including Britain, Greece, Mexico, and Kaiser era imagery, color the broader news outlook.
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Land Bank
Montana
Iites
Great Fails
Missoula
Europe
Remarks on War Leaders and Global Deception
The passage mocks William Allen White and the bull moose analogy, foresees weak remonstrance from the donkey, and questions Europe’s dove of peace. It notes possible premature end of war while Belgium’s view of German humanity worsens, and jokes about England sneezing when the Kaiser snuffs.
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William Allen White
Europe
Lkely
Belgium
Germany
Cake for a Week by Frances Marshall Housewife's Economy Y
A homemaking column offers cake baking tips to keep fresh cake on hand with planning. Use extra butter or cream, sour cream as a substitute, and bake at a steady low oven. Prepare a rich batter in two parts for layers and loaf or small cakes, frost promptly, and store in a sealed box for several days.
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McClure
How to Keep Well By Dr W A Evans Chicago
Iron content in the human body equals about 60 grains, mainly in hemoglobin which is vital for oxygen delivery to tissues. Hemoglobin also carries carbon dioxide away, making iron and blood health central to overall function.
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W. A Evans
Chicago
Morgan sire for Cuban government sale of racehorse stallion
The Morgan stallion Robert Bruce, registered at Morgan station, has been sold by Charles A. Stone of Plymouth Mass and New York to the Secretaria de Agricultura in Havana Cuba. The purchase supports breeding cavalry horses and establishing a remount station in Cuba, marking the first Morgan stallion sent to Cuba. Stone has long promoted remounts in the United States to supply horses for the Army.
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Morgan
Robert Bruce
Charles A. Stone
Plymouth
Mass
New York
Secretario de Agricultura
Havana
Cuba
Mr. Stone
United States
United States Army
Beta Ceeal
Iron in blood and anemia notes from 1900s medical text
The text explains iron's role in hemoglobin and oxygen transport, routes of iron absorption and processing, and, when deficient, the resulting anemia. It discusses iron’s dietary forms, remedies, and cautions about relying on pallor, plus the need to treat underlying causes like cancer or poisoning. It also cites old fashioned iron preparations and notes on nutrition and activity.
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Binud
Basham
Bits from Humor Columns and Cartoon Captions
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Jokes touch on car tires and tickets, marriage timing, price boosting as thrift, and domestic irony. Names and places appear in short gags with playful wordplay and social teasing.
Bertie Hunter Plans Marriage Heiress in Short Story
In today’s Short Stories The Main Point Bertie Hunter reveals plans to wed an heiress. T presses about her identity but cannot name her, noting Hunter cares about heritage over age. A physician warns a patient to avoid what disagrees with him, and a commuter story ends with a half empty seat dispute on a Pittsburgh to suburbia train.
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Bertie—Hunter
Claude
Hunter
Lizale
Pittsburg
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Thomas
Japan
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Spirit of the Press
Supreme Court
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Billy
New York City
Detroit Free Press
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Patriot
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National Guard
New York Sun
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St. Paul
Utah
Minneapolis Journal
Baltimore
Louisville Courier-Journal
Sis
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Kid Brother
Boston ‘Transcript
Dustin Stacks
Bette
Washington
Willing Bast Hight
Cvves
Rice & May, Proprietors
Universal Coffee
Barney & Berry
Gillette
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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