Anaconda Standard ad and circulation note
An Anaconda Montana publication lists publishing company details and branch contacts, advertising and circulation rates, and out-of-state newspaper distribution points. The notice includes addresses for news agencies in New York Chicago and Detroit and mentions carrier and annual subscription pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praxpany Rentrsmixa Company ‘Publishers and Proprietora
Anaconda
Mont Butte
East Broadway
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicaro
Tribune
Ally
North America
Wews
Montana
Hotaling's
Chico
Congress
St Paul
St Marie Clear and News Co
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Postomde
Portland
O'Mara
Firth and Wash
Tacoma
Treeo News Dee Beattie
Whitney
Beattie
Acme News Cos
Occidental
Anchester Way
Frokane
B. Stubsck
Wall and
Riversite
Andard Publishing Company
Mont
Montana senators gather in Helena for winter session
From all parts of the state, senators gather in Helena for the winter legislative session. Candidates for US legislative offices and lobbyists attend, making the session busy. Hope rests on cautious, prudent bills to curb harmful measures and advance general welfare for Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Sion
Commercialized Football Sparks Conference Debate in New York
A New York address to athletic directors criticized the commercial side of major football games. The speaker warned that big events are turned into tourist carnivals with heavy betting and extravagant celebrations. He urged schools to foster genuine rivalries and honest advancement to preserve sport’s traditions and integrity.
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New York
California
Atlantic
Pacifie
Mancachusetts Agricultural Collge
Hila
Eame
Port
Rivalry and the Big Three in shaping college athletics
The piece argues early contests are practice not crucials and criticizes Yale Princeton and Harvard for judging seasons by matchups among them. It notes traditions of rivalry at other schools neglected in Big Three focus and suggests a healthier basis for collegiate athletics with caution against excess, citing Monday’s Pasadena game as a warning.
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Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Massachusetts
Pasadena
Confidence in America Amid European Peace Talks
A column rails at pessimists predicting Europe’s peace will ruin America, praising past bold faith in the nation’s future. It argues that only victory through negotiation matters, forecasts calm markets, and mocks doom-saying financiers while noting ongoing European needs and postwar uncertainties.
Short Stories of Mischief and Miscommunication
A collage of humorous vignettes from early 1900s print: a South Ride matron battles flies with poison bait but a child’s clever trick lets the pests in. a suburban cook raises a false alarm to plot revenge on the police. a Denver lawyer encounters a vanity moment with his detained client. a famous bridge player’s book is deemed not a good game. a Leap Year marriage quip ends with miscommunication.
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Walt
Youngstown
Martha
Nan
Robert
Hisself
Denver
A. Ba
Sweet Revenge
York Times
Henpeck
Secret peace talks spark press speculation across nations
The article notes negotiations will be held in secret with no terms released, predicting extensive newspaper speculation. It warns correspondents will guess at concessions and progress, while leaks from high officials will fuel stories and debate despite official secrecy.
Gaps in War Ending. Crucial Peace Conditions Seen
A columnist argues peace is uncertain and costly. No nation will be fully satisfied, and Prussian militarism may resist defeat. Britain, France, and Russia lack proof they can dictate terms in Berlin or crush Germany’s heart. Germany may endure on its own soil longer than expected.
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Great Britain
France
Assia
Montana
London
Wilson
Russia
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Berlin
Open School Windows for Health in 1917
How to Keep Well column advises teachers to open classroom windows briefly between lessons to refresh air and boost health. Citing Dr Roach and Michigan Public Health, it notes increased activity, fewer colds, and better attention when students are allowed to move and a light wardrobe suffices in cold-air rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
Michigan
Public Health
Delphia
Chicago Bu
Humorous snippets from a 19th century paper
A collage of jokes and quips from letters and cartoons cites humor about absent minded husbands engaged to football players, a perpetual motion gag, a country editor rebuking Mop Your Paper, and clean political jests. The tone mimics a light daily humor column.
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Boston
Transcript
Trumphantly
Bray Lowder
Felix
Bette Tuage
Betty
Papa
Toston Trenscripe
Mist
Cayenne
Ferybody
Tne
Washington Star
Ollege
Re- Pilea
Sorghum
Washington Sur
Press Jokes and Puns Split Across Front Pages
A montage of quotes from multiple newspapers shows political witticisms about Wilson Bryan Taft and Roosevelt era politics. Pieces reference prohibition, Mount Calm, eternal sunshine, and war theater programs with noted editors commenting on party reform and Kaiser denials.
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Bryan
Caroolina Mountain
Mount Calm
Memphis
Jely Fair
Indianapolis Star
Wilson
Indianapolis News
Turning the O14 Lent Down In Housewife Talk
A fragmented diary style piece reflects a housewife discussing economy and daily concerns. The narrator muses about decisions, worry, and social expectations amid a time frame referencing past and future events and personal finances. The text blends jittery phrases and partial lines around household management and sentiment.
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Russell and Hughes
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Carman
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