Standard Publishing Company notices and rates in Anaconda
Anaconda Montana edition lists publication details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with circulation rates, branches, advertising reps, and distribution points across major cities. The notice includes mail and carrier pricing, sale locations, and office addresses in Anaconda and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company ‘Publishers and Proprietors
Portomce
Anaconda
Soso
Serous
Jard
Mont
Butte
East Broadway
Telephones
Batterial Dept
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eenth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
Paul—N. St Marie
Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Anaconda School Board Praised Despite Strains
The Anaconda school board is praised as representative and capable though faced with rapid population growth and facility challenges. The board accepts the high school principal's resignation after he threatened public criticism, a move the article says meets decency and decorum and will receive broad approval.
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Anaconda
Spirit of Prophecy in a Curious Case Text
Fragmented OCR notes describe a figure named Mrs. Morton amid a tense dispute and alleged revenge motive. The writing hints at a testimony or prophecy style, with references to crime and country, but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
The Day and War Prophecies in a Turbulent Era
A historical article critiques the Wichita Beacon and other papers for false wartime prophecies about Hughes and predicts politics and propaganda. It reflects on Germany’s war hopes, the inconsequential effect on England, and calls for charitable aid to Europe’s suffering.
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Wichita Beacon
Mr. Hughes
Charles Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
England
Germany
Paris
Petrograd
London
France
Serbia
Rumania
Prohibition Debate and Political Cartoons From Boston
Boston eyes a dry vote at today’s election amid strong prohibition campaigning and shifting license majorities. The note mocks politics, tea tasting, Rankin, and Christmas ads while reflecting wartime era anxieties and social contrast.
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Boston
Ciry
Late Christmas Shopping Encouraged by Local Ads
Holiday gift giving is urged as a joyful custom though time is short. Stores appear inviting and well stocked with tempting items. Read the Standard’s ads to save time and find suitable presents from retailers this season.
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Montana
The
Standard
Peace Effort Must Continue After War Ends
The article urges sustained relief for Europe despite any peace prospects. It notes that distress will persist long after a possible armistice and that many survivors will still face starvation requiring ongoing aid.
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Europe
Arsenic as a Specific Agent in Treating Infections
Dr W A Evans explains arsenic as a targeted agent against certain parasites and its use in salvarsan neosalvarsan and newer forms. He contrasts arsenic’s parasite toxicity with diphtheria antitoxin, notes natural recovery factors, and discusses administration methods and safety in early 20th century medicine.
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Amente
Ehrlich
Inaugural Committee Chooses Robert N Harper Chairman
Robert N Harper has been named chairman of the inaugural Committee overseeing ceremonies in March. He is an active Democrat and serves as president of the District National Bank in Washington D C.
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Robert N. Harper
District National Bank
Washington, D. C
Touch of Holly Decor Tips for Christmas Economy
A housewife notes that thrifty greenery can decorate homes stylishly. It advises placing festoons by lighting, using holly and evergreen by mantels and chandeliers, wrapping greens with cord, and adding wreaths and simple bows. Small holly sprigs at each breakfast place invite family participation.
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Ithe
M-Czare
Press Gossip and Political Quips Across Papers
A compilation of snappy remarks from multiple papers commenting on political figures and policies. Notable jibes touch on King Constantine Lloyd George Bryan Taft and Villa with light satire about prohibition debates and foreign affairs.
Howdy Do Greeting Encourages Cheerful Salutations
A nostalgic verse urges readers to greet friends loudly with cheerful energy. It advocates bold expressions like howdy do and repetitive praise to lift moods, praising social warmth and camaraderie.
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Italy
Ray I
Hoppman
Humorous Exchanges From Old Newspapers
A collection of jokes and quips from newspapers including a pupil forgiving an enemy, a tax bill joke, a marriage remark, a tale of drink and temptation, an umbrella gag, and a humorous dialect exchange. The items showcase light social humor and character-based punchlines from multiple papers.
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Millia J. Morton Co
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Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Anaconda School Board
Spirit OF
Ple
America
Hi Johnson
Jeannette Rankin
United States
Ibiaheyrite
Lloyd George
Thames
Republican Party of
Iif
Wilson
Tipperary
State House
Sacramento
White House
Washington
W. A. Evans
Chicago Tribune
Father
Frances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
King Constantine
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mr. Bryan
Booth
Slacon
George
Columbia
Baker
Niagara Falls
Dallas News
Pei
King George
Birmingham Age-Herald
Hrgan
Bryan— Knickerbocker Press
Taft
Bryan Fon
Washington Post
Villa
Carranza
Atlanta
Constitution
Songs of the Seasor
Tommy
Puck
Boston ‘Transcript
Horace
Simpkins
Tam
Judge
Bradder Turap
Small Brother Slink
Borger My
Telephone
Rice & May, Proprietors
A. C. M. Hardware House
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