STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING AND OFFICES
The Standard Publishing Company distributes newspapers and operates offices in Anaconda Butte and Chicago with mailing details and subscription rates. It lists advertising contacts and newsstand locations in multiple cities including New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Los Angeles and Portland.
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Andard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
Broadway
Peetaene Deve
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Prokane
B. Stubdeck, Wall and Riv
Fandard Publishing Company
Peace appeals and fire safety urged in public notices
The article discusses President Wilson urging frank peace terms and criticizes war prolongation. It also warns about Christmas tree fire hazards, urging safety measures from fire prevention officials and the public to prevent holiday accidents and injuries.
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Wilson
America
Germany
Frank Parison
Lloyd JR
Montana
House of Representa
Christmas Safety Notes and World News Reflect 1918 Tone
Warns families to protect Santa's visit with fire safety gear and fire alarms. Also discusses Denmark selling West Indies islands to the United States, wartime politics, and expectations for Congress and peace talks amid December market and political commentary.
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West Indies
United States
Denmark
Panama Canal
Severabin
Ot Satinety
Talands
St. Thomas
Copenhagen
Porto Rico
Philippines
The Socialist Vote Figures Across Montana Decade
The record cites historic ballot counts in Montana from 1900 to 1916 with figures 708 in 1900, 3,431 in 1904, 6,866 in 1908, 10,885 in 1912, and 9,666 in 1916, reflecting fluctuating socialist support. It includes scattered OCR errors but preserves the main numeric trend and years.
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Duncan
Senorawean
Ieee A
Eesti
Montana
Navy recruitment crisis as ships wait for sailors
The article notes a Navy manpower shortage of about 20,000 sailors, despite plans for a larger fleet and rapid ship construction. Recruit numbers lag as battleships remain in reserve or under-manned, raising questions about staffing when the new dreadnoughts are completed.
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Navy
Army
Extra Session Looms Over Congress in March
Analysts say a post March 4 extra session may be essential if any annual supply bill fails. The president’s annual message calls for railroad and related laws plus appropriations to occupy Congress, with possible additional matters likely to trigger the session. If the program falters, a call for an extra session remains likely.
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Congress
Washington
Exchange of Compliments Sparks Odd Encounters
Short sketches show two famous doctors sparring over identity at a reception. A child objects to electricity in schools while a minister’s bush visit yields a dinner invitation and a playful exchange ends with a homey verdict on a pudding as a London stockin’.
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London
Prohibition Winds Through A Nation’s Drink Debate
A historical reflection notes Prohibition trends as states repeal gin beer and rye. The piece mocks the liquor trade’s decline, citing public vote shifts and the rise of dry sentiment led by popular opinion and the avatar of reform, Ray I. Hoppman.
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Perdition
Ray I. Hoppman
Little Gifts for Little Tots From a Housewife
A nostalgic guide by Frances Marshall suggests affordable gifts for young children. It lists simple items like an elastic carriage strap with hanging toys and teething objects, noting many can be bought for a few cents rather than handmade.
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Nellie
Tommie
Matty
Ned
Mikado
Perce
Lhan
McClure
Cope Reepaper Syndicate
Anor
Humor Fragments and Snatches From Papers
A collage of quick witticisms and overheard exchanges from various newspapers. Crisp lines include a sailor joke about battleships and a mother and child exchange, plus quips about poetry, marriage talks, a singer’s reception, and a doctor’s charges reflecting light domestic humor.
Public Interest in Health Letters Analyzed
Dr. W. A. Evans analyzes 200 letters received, mostly last week, on topics from menstruation and female health to rheumatism and heart questions. The report shows higher interest in developed conditions than habits, with most inquiries from women about male disorders.
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Thisagnaud
Vanhan
W. A. Evans
Press Commentary and Mood Across Papers
The clipping cites editorials from the Brooklyn Eagle and Philadelphia Evening Ledger praising a peace move while noting public distrust. It also questions Greek cabinet changes and mentions Asquith’s dislike of the term dictator, reflecting interwar tension and press sentiment.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Songs of
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Frances Marshall
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Philadelphia Evening Ledger
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Lavallieres
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