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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1917

Page

6

STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING AND MAIL RATES

Anaconda Montana based STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday issues, carrier and mail rates, and states offices in Anaconda with a Butte branch. It notes foreign advertising handled by Miriam J. Morton Co and lists distribution points including New York Detroit Denver Rochester Seattle and Portland based agencies.

Standard Publishing Compant Anaconda Bell Basterial Mont Butte East Broadway Miriam J. Morton Co New York Fifth Avenue Chicaro Tribune North America Montana Standard Hotaling’s le Marie Clear Mews Fifth Detroit Metropolitan News Cos Woodward Michigan Rochester Mina Kelly Clear Stora Denver Western Fair Lake Emma van Patton San Francisco United News Rete Lee Anestes Kenn Ban Diewo Chit Portland Rowman Postothe O'Mara, Firth and Wash Tacoma—Trees News Co Seattle—whither Rooney Seattle Acme News Coe Standard Publishing Company

Way to Economize in Helena Legislature Calls for Cuts

Saturday January 6 1917 editorial urges lawmakers to cut employe numbers and extraneous expenses in the Helena legislature. It notes Republicans control the senate and Democrats the house and stresses economies must begin in the legislative halls with immediate, practical savings across state government.

Helena Segislture House Senate Repubicans Legisature

Fire loss trends reflect rise after preferring years

The article notes heavy fire losses in the past year across the United States despite fire prevention campaigns in schools and public life. It cites destructive fires in Paris Texas Augusta Georgia and Nashville Tennessee along with wartime munitions explosions in New Jersey. Authorities estimate that 18 percent of Montana losses were strictly preventable, 43 percent partly preventable, and 39 percent due to unknown causes, with overall prevention efforts continuing despite discouraging totals.

Amone Paris Texas Augusta Nashville Montana

Campaign Powered by Vigor Prevents Many Fires

The campaign is described as vigorous and decisive, credited with doing much good and preventing numerous fires. It emphasizes strong effort and widespread impact in reducing blazes. The text underscores the campaign’s effectiveness and moral aim.

Nations Invite U S to Join 50 Million China Loan

Great Britain France Russia and Japan seek U S backing for a 50 million loan to China labeled a reorganization loan. Washington previously opposed a similar proposal, but powers press on to enlist U S support despite vast European war costs.

Great Britain France Russa Japan United States China Washington Europe

National liberal party protests Polish independence and war policy

The national liberal party in the Reichstag denounces excluding the people from decisions on war and peace. The piece argues popular control could curb militarism and lead to durable peace, noting that voters bear the costs of war and fights and taxes.

National Liberal Party Reichstag Europe

Wilson in Omto Receives Largest Ohio Presidential Vote

Official figures show Wilson won the highest vote ever cast for a presidential candidate in Ohio with 604,000. This top tally surpasses Roosevelt’s 1904 high, while Bryan’s Democrat peak in 1908 reached 603,000, over 100,000 less than Wilson. He also notes Wilson’s Ohio plurality of 90,110 and a sizable independent vote.

Wilson Ohio Roosevelt Bryan Parker Hughes Taft

Average American life under alarmists claim

A life insurance view paints Americans as worn by relentless activity. It argues health risks rise from overexertion while noting many youths and seniors stay active and athletic girls pursue basketball and tennis. The piece questions whether fear is warranted given increasing outdoor sport participation and health focus.

Prohibition talk and war notes in a cryptic column

A compact column blends Prohibition debates with World War I era political quips. It lampoons Wilson era diplomacy, legislative doubt, and European strife while offering light vignettes on public figures, labor tensions, and a humorous Election Night anecdote.

Icing and Boiled Icing Techniques From Frances Marshall

A 1917 guidance piece by Frances Marshall outlines simple methods for making icing and frosting using confectioners sugar. It covers white frosting from egg whites, chocolate and citrus flavorings, and a boiled icing method with precise heating notes and caution against over boiling.

McClure

Humor Snippets and Quick Q&A Across Newspapers

A collage of comic quotes and brief exchanges from papers like the Baltimore American Yonkers States Buffalo Express and others. Jokes touch on politics aviation sermons and social pretenses with light punch lines and pithy remarks.

Pressin remarks spark readers to test Edison advice

A collage of editorials cites figures and opinions from the Washington Post, Minneapolis Journal, New York Telegram, St Louis Globe-Democrat, New York American, New York Sun, and Memphis Commercial Appeal. It notes Pancho cost about 70 million and lighthearted digs at politicians, with a call for readers to judge Edison’s counsel on temptation and work.

John L. Duffy New York Pancho Washington Post Wilson Mexico New York Telegram Brother Bryan St. Louis Globe-Democrat

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