Anaconda Standard Publisher Contact and Rates
Anaconda Standard printing details for readers and advertisers. Includes publishing company address Anaconda Montana, branches, editorial and business departments, foreign advertising, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Also lists newsstands outside Montana and agent locations in New York Chicago Detroit Portland Tacoma Spokane and Beattie Whitney.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Hotaling’s
Marie Clear
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Ban Diewo—Childs
Portland
Bowman
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Treeo News Coe Beattie—Whitney
Beattie
Acme News Co
Oct
Yeaier Way
Rokane
B. Studeck
Wall and Riverine
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont. al
Montana should fund tourist advertising to attract visitors
Friday, December 29, 1916 notes Montana could profit by an appropriation to draw tourists. It cites California, Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia funding campaigns and argues Montana offers ample attractions for visitors and settlers alike, urging state legislature action.
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Montana
Europe
America
California
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
United States
Monta
Prohibition measures proposed in Montana and Michigan
A Helena session next Monday aims to add a prohibition amendment to the Montana constitution. Michigan plans a prohibition bill creating a commissioner of prohibition with deputies and a strict license system for liquor stores, limiting home imports, and banning certain ads. The measure grants enforcement powers to the commissioner and outlines penalties. specifics await legislative debate and passage.
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Helena
Michigan
Prohibition
Rome
Montana
German View On Poland and Lithuania Postwar Terms
The Vomtiiche Zeitung of Berlin, a semi official German paper, argues that peace terms should create an independent Poland and grant it a date with Russia, while Lithuania would be ceded by Russia to another state. The article presents a German government aligned perspective on territorial adjustments after the war.
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Vomtiiche Zeitung
Berlin
Poland
Russia
Lithuania
German POW camps praised by English bishop
The Rt. Rev. Herbert Bury, Anglican bishop for Northern Europe, returned to London praising Germany’s treatment of British prisoners in Ruhleben camp. He says 3,600 inmates show high moral standards, civilizing influences, and that food and letters come from England or British funds, with prisoners running their own affairs under guard and censor oversight.
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Germany
Herbert Bury
Anglican Church
Northern
Europe
London
Bury
Associated Press
Ruhieben
England
Germany’s buffer state strategy and postwar map aims
The article argues Germany will demand a buffer between itself and Russia and suggests regional spoils after a peace conference. It notes Belgium and Romania as potential targets, Moldova given to Russia, and Austria Bulgaria as other possible divisions, with Belgium Serbia and Turkey left undecided.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Rumania
Moldavia
Russia
Romania
Austria
Bulgaria
Serbia
Dicker
Turkey
War Powers and Public Vote Debates in 1916 Era
A mosaic of quotations and opinions questions whether nations should require public votes to declare war, warns of dangers if other countries act without a vote, and critiques Wilson era diplomacy. The text moves through political satire, military camps, and anticipations of 1917 and 1920 U.S. politics with varied references to figures like Bryan and Lloyd George.
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Bryan
Congress
Red Sun Warnings Reflect Sunray Science and Folk Beliefs
In a 1916 Chicago Tribune feature, Dr W A Evans discusses folk warnings like red sunrise and their link to science. He explains the violet end of the spectrum kills bacteria, while atmospheric dirt filters violet, making red light less disinfecting. The piece notes sunlit faces are not proof against illness.
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Hacilius
Bootblack
Auman
The
Chicago , Tribune
Montana Rising in Importance Among States
Montana steadily gains standing among states as population and electoral participation grow. Census records show Montana had fewer people than nine states in 1910, and its votes increased from seven states having fewer votes in 1908 to eleven in 1912, with further gains in recent elections. The rise reflects both women's suffrage and rapid state settlement driving larger popular vote totals.
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Montana
Bethlehem Steel Offers Big Plants to Government
Charles M. Schwab, chair of Bethlehem Steel, declares the firm is fifty percent larger than Krupp and ready to be placed at the United States government’s disposal at its own price. He notes government munitions output has surged from about 200,000 rounds annually to 1,000,000 rounds monthly, underscoring the asset to wartime needs.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
United States
Bethlehem Company
Household Rice Recipes Ahead of Economy Trend
A 1916 McClure Syndicate piece promotes rice as an American standby and offers practical recipes. It outlines baked bananas and rice, rice croquettes, rice souffle, rice pudding, and rice fritters, with steps including ingredients, mixing, baking, and frying to showcase palatable, economical use of rice for housewives. The article emphasizes polished and unpolished rice and notes the growing culinary value of rice in daily meals.
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McCluren Newspaper Syndicate
Pilin
Quick Humor Snippets Circulate In Newspaper Jokes
A stitched collage of jokes from Detroit Free Press London Answers and the Christian Herald features witty exchanges about politics marriage speed and travel. The quips include a driver speed remark a widow’s misreading of a fall and a maid mistaken for a busy house.
Press Snippets Echo Political Fuss Across Papers
A compilation of quoted editorials and opinion snippets from various papers. Topics touch Prohibition, selective conscription, Roosevelt family, Carranza loans, Lloyd George, peace talks, and reactions to President Taft era political conflicts. Notable mentions include New York Telegraph, Charleston News and Courier, Detroit Free Press, Washington Post, and Philadelphia Ledger.
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Bryan
New York
Baker
Mexico
Ianapolis
Roosevelt
Charleston News and Courier
Carranza
Detroit Free Press
Champ Clark
Nly
Washington Post
England
Germany
Teddy
Knickerbocker Press
Short Stories and Vignette Teasers of Dinner and Fare
A mixed set of fragments from a humorous page includes a dinner scene on philosophy and dainties, quips about good taste and the arts, a mother and child exchange, a sewing machine remark, and a sexton hosting a party with the running joke about tips. The pieces feature names like Fannie and Uncle John, with interjections about wrecks, a doctor, and street life.
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Fannie
John
Mamma
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Theeniser
1916
Hi Johnson
Asquith
George
Fontana
Tesla
W. A Evans
Chicago
Charles M Schwad
Verdun
Verdun Front
Franc
Marshall
Troit Free Press
Christian Herald
Tom
Louie Post
Everybody's Magazine
Enpeck
Alanapolis Star
Panama Canal
Spirit of the Press
Ohio
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Wil Kaiser
Lloyd George
St. Louis Republic
Iasravagant
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Ledger
Samiwell
Barney & Berry
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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