Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Mailing Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery including 70 per month for carrier, 2.15 for six months by mail, and 7 for year in advance. It notes distribution outside Montana through various news agencies and offices in Anaconda Mont.
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Wraxdag Remisixo Company Hehers
Powtomce
Anacond
Anaconda
Mont Butte Branca MO
Morton Co
Fifth Avenue Bull
Chicago Tribune
Matt
North America
Montana
New York
Hotaline’s
Denth
Chicago Congress Hotel
Pauln St Marie
Portland
Omara, Firth and
Wash
Tacoma
President to address Congress on funding preparedness
Washington estimates show taxes cannot cover naval buildup fortifications and a larger army. A bond issue is favored to spread costs, but President Wilson may oppose bonds and propose an alternate funding plan when Congress reconvenes on December 27, 1916.
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Congress
Washington
Wilson
A Cold Snap Breaks Expected Mild Winter Hope
The article notes forecasts for a mild winter proved wrong as Montana endures a harsh early season with heavy snow. It recalls last winter's severe cold and asserts this year is proving equally hard, while families shovel coal and seek comfort amid record cold.
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Montana
Sat
New York Daylight Saving Plan Aims To Shift Hours
The New York Daylight Saving committee publishes a plan to start daily waking and working earlier in summer without lengthening the workday. The aim is to gain evening daylight by one hour, reducing artificial lighting and strain. A Jan 30–31 convention in New York will discuss adopting the change nationwide.
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New York Daylight Saving Committee
New York
Time change shifts clocks and factory whistles an hour
A description explains that an upcoming time shift will move clocks forward by one hour at midnight. The new 7am reading will correspond to 6am under the old system. Day's work ends at the usual hour by the clock but aligns with an hour earlier sunset.
Peace talk and politics mix in wartime reflections
A reflective editorial notes public desire to skip an extra Congress session and urges speed on pending laws while defending President Wilson's peace proposals. It contrasts European indifference to peace talks with American humanitarian aims, citing casualty and destruction tolls, and suggests continued peacemaking efforts despite political resistance.
Hernia Cause Debate at Safety Council Meeting
Dr James Hurry of Muncie Steel challenges the strain theory of hernias at a National Safety council session. He argues hernias are congenital and revealed by lifting, not caused by exertion, citing medical authorities and a study of 130 cases. He favors operation over trusses for most workers, noting low recurrence but acknowledging some risk.
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James Hurry
Mincie Steel Company
National Safety Council
Chicago Tribune
Independent Senators Hold Out From Republican Caucus
A bloc of progressive U S senators remains unreconciled to the Republican Party and will vote with the administration when needed. Led by La Follette with Borah Cuming Kenyon Norris, they opposed the caucus nominee Oal Unger for president pro tem, and Johnson of California joins in the next senate. The administration may not need their help as Democrats hold a majority, but occasional support from independents is welcome.
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Europe
Wilson
America
Wilton
United States
Senate
Republican Party
Senator la Follette
Borah
Cumming
Kenyon
Norris
Oal- Unger
Republican Caucus
Hiram Johnson
California
Congress fears slow start may delay new session
Congress has made little headway clearing business before holiday recess and faces a tight schedule. Railroad legislation and appropriation bills are key items, with Chairman Kitchin saying swift action is possible if speeches stay concise. Prohibition and suffrage debates could push work into delay.
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Congress
Tim
Kitchin
Democrats
House of Representatives
Senate
Wife of Yale athlete wins divorce in secret hearings
Mrs Bianca E de Saulles wins divorce from John Longer de Saulles Yale quarterback and captain after two secret hearings. Referee found the distraction came from dancer Miss Joan Sawyer. They have a three year old son whose custody remains undecided.
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Bianca E. de Saulles
John Longer de Saulles
Yale
Housewife Fashion Versus Kitchen Duty in Mid 20th Century Advice
Frances Marshall argues that home cooks must look presentable while preparing meals. She contrasts traditional aprons with modern loose fitting middy styles and notes sleeve protection using basket cuffs from a Japanese Chinese novelty shop to keep cuffs clean while cooking.
Mme Sevigne Portrait and Noted Romantic Life
Marie de Rabutin Chantal known as Mme Sevigne is traced to Burgun and Boubilly. She wed the Marquis de Sevigne in 1844, ending in tragedy after his death in a duel seven years later. Widowed, she dedicated herself to her children and gained fame through letters linked to premieres of court life.
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Marie de Rabutin Chantal
Mme. Seviene
Burgun
Boubilly
Tne
Marquis de Sevigne
Marquis de Grighan
Elwil
Humor of the Day in Quotations and Jokes
A collage of humorous exchanges and snippets from various papers. Dialogue ranges from poetry lines to misunderstandings about money and language. Characters include Crawford Mrs Homestopper and a Hindoo idol, with witticisms about slippers and editorials amid light social quips.
Spirit of the Press Split and Political Jabs Across Papers
A collage of punchy newspaper snips lampooning politics and public figures. Tex Rickard drops a bearskin gift to Teddy Roosevelt after a $125,000 win on the election. President Wilson ponders term lengths. Lloyd seeks rock and rye ban in England. Bryan speeds with the water wagon. Villa as patriot. Kaiser cited God in dispatches. Jeannette and Clark clash over congress talk. Henry Ford derides the old republican machine.
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Tex Rickard
Teddy Roosevelt
Tex
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wilson
Knoxville Journal
Tribune
Lloyd
England
Dallas
Bryan
New York American
Villa
Philadelphia Ledger
Europe
Gardner
Springfield Republican
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Rum
Union
Huemanity
General Funston
Philippines
WA. Evane
Chicago
Barry
Frances Marshall
Mme. Sevigne
Boston ‘Transcript
Puck. Crawford
Crabshaw
Mr. Trotter
G. Trotter
Boston Transcript
Motrmingham Age-Herald
Mingus
Silben
Darky
Rastus
Sorghum
Washington Star
Spirit of the Press
God
Brooklyn Eagle
Baltimore Sun
Jeannette
Clark
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Henry Ford
Intelligent Service Agency
Repauno
A. C. M. Hardware
Butte, Mont
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