Anaconda Standard Publisher and Subscription Rates
Anaconda Montana based STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY issues publishing details and branch notes. The page lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, carrier and mail prices, and outside Montana newsstands with locations in New York Chicago Detroit and other cities.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Standard Building
Mont Butte
Fast Broadway
Pullam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Standard
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
Paul—x
St. Marie Clear
News Core
Pisth
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and Michiean
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Cigaretore
Denver
Western News Agency
Balt Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp
San Diego
Chila
Portland
Bowman
Postomice
O'Mara
Forth and Wash
Tacoma
Treco News Co
Beattle—Whitney
Beattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yeser Way
Pookane
B. Studeck
Wall
Ernie
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Butte Lights Up Community Christmas Tree At Courthouse
Butte plans a municipal Christmas tree in front of the courthouse with Saturday evening illumination. Carols by chorus and band will mark the festive event praised as a symbol of good will in the mining city, recognizing the organizers' community effort.
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Butte
Montana
West
Death of Pat Mullins Rem brights Butte Political Life
North Yakima reports the death of Patrick Mullins a former mayor and state legislator who rose to prominence during the Amalgamated Heine fight. He moved to the fruit country years ago achieving mining and business success. Friends and foes alike recall his steadfast honesty and direct approach.
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North Yakima
Patrick Mullins
Butte
Mullins
Pat Mullins
Washington Goes Dry Again If Congress Acts
A Washington article notes that national prohibition faces hurdles but Congress may still vote to make the District of Columbia dry by straight majority. Past dry spells in 1882 amid cholera fears and 1858 temperance waves are recounted, including barroom closures and a court ruling that limited city prohibitions.
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Foongrese
District of Columbia
Aly
Washington
Seaboard
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Board of Health
Sahara
United States Circuit Court
Congress
Lloyd George Faces Hard Peace Talk But Hopes for Accord
The speech warns that Germany’s proposals will not quickly bring peace and that only by breaking Prussian militarism can lasting peace be secured. Entente leaders favor talks, expect concessions, and may converge at a peace conference if common ground is found. Prices may fall with peace, but uncertainty remains about timing and terms.
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Lloyd George
Germany
Europe
Aromnd
The Joshers Club Christmas Charity Set for Broadway Show
The Joshers club in Butte prepares its annual gift distribution funded by private subscriptions and a public entertainment. The Broadway theater hosts the show Thursday evening to raise funds and aid those in real need during the holiday season.
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Joshers’ Club
Butte
Broadway
Unjust Criticism Of Local Merchants For High Prices
The piece argues restraint among consumers over rising costs, and rejects blaming local merchants. It notes price increases are nationwide and not yielding higher profits to dealers, who struggle with higher input costs yet offer no added margins. The author calls for fair assessment of the market.
Abnormal Abdominal Extension of the Church Yard
A fragmentary musings piece explores a sinister theme with references to the devil and a discussion of music. The text contrasts the Peace Overture with the Hymn of Heat Sebo, noting fewer discords in the former.
Liar Cancers and the Christmas Card Guilt Trap
Frances Marshall urges readers to send Christmas cards to about twenty acquaintances who would value a note. She notes affordable cards and two cent stamps, highlighting aunts, housekeepers, and neighbors who rarely receive cheer. The piece praises colorful designs and urges timely acts of kindness despite busy lives.
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Mattie
Emma
Mure
The
McCluress ‘Newspaper Syndicate
Clock Watchers and Clock Worries at Work
Poem urges workers to stop watching the clock and to focus on labor. It argues that success comes from steady effort, discipline, and asking questions when needed. The speaker, Ray I. Hoppman, mocks clock watching and praises hands on work, sleeves rolled up, and a vigorous work ethic.
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Ray I. Hoppman
First French Soldier Leads Breakthrough at Douaumont
A French soldier, praised for bravery, became the first to enter Douaumont during the Verdun front fight as French battalions swept the hill and carried all before them. His act is hailed as a great honor for his regiment in securing the fort.
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Verdun
Douaumont
Liverpool slum clearance cuts disease and buildings
Dr W A Evans describes Liverpool’s municipal housing policy from 1910s reform, noting removal of 20 000 insanitary houses and 1 800 replacements in eight years. By 1918 3 000 corporation homes exist, rents rise modestly, and death rates from tuberculosis and typhoid plummet. Public health improves with cleaner habits and better air.
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Liverpool
Liverpol
Hope
Journal of State
W. A. Evans
Press remarks and political jibes in late era chatter
A collage of opinion snippets from various papers lampoons leaders and events. References include Lloyd George, Christy Mathewson, John D. Rockefeller, Mrs. Micawber, Theodore Roosevelt era figures, and reactions to WWI era politics. The items reflect satire, political commentary, and cross-paper quips about cabinet moves and peace prospects.
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Lloyd George
England
Christy
Mathewson
Cincinnati Reds
Savannah News
John D. Rockefeller
Humor of the Day: Witty Epigrams and Mixups
A collection of quick jokes and malapropisms with puns about consciousness, farming, mushrooms, love, and travel. Dialogues feature a loner dealer, a watch miscue, a map joke, and a sandwich line at a lunch counter, all delivered in a light humorous tone.
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United States Navy
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Demon Rum
Maine
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Weebe
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