Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates in Anaconda Mont
Local publication details rate card for daily and Sunday editions. Lists prices by carrier and mail, year and half year options, with sale outlets including New York and Chicago distributors. Mentions the Anaconda Montana office of the ARDART Publishing Company and distribution networks.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce Praised for Active Year
The Butte chamber of commerce held its annual meeting Monday night with reports highlighting a productive year. Officers and directors were lauded for enterprise and broad-minded leadership, as the organization remains the oldest and a cornerstone of Butte’s commercial and industrial progress. Citizens of Montana’s chief city are urged to appreciate the group’s work.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Montans
Elty
Weather Fears and Hopes Across a Cold Season
A restless forecast blends tribal and familiar voices predicting a severe winter. The piece recalls past cold summers, late frosts, and European snows, yet offers reassurance that heavy snow this winter means ample moisture for next season. It links good crops to good times and political optimism with President Wilson.
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Kentucky
Jack Frost
Europe
Wilson
Joffre at sixty four and a living prime general
The article notes General Joseph Joffre is 64 today and in his prime, contrasting him with historic figures who peaked earlier. It mentions his rise from a seven-child family, Paris Polytechnic studies, and his continued military reputation as a living refutation of decline with age.
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France
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Roosevelt and War News Mixed With Political Feuds
A sprawling column weighs Roosevelt's role in WWI, Britain’s naval strength, and political maneuvering. It notes Roosevelt’s aggressive stance toward Germany, potential 1916 presidential implications, and the tension between Wilson and party rivals. Also touches Taft, Taft era jokes, and editorials on European conflict dynamics and domestic politicking.
Humor Fragments from Headlines and Quotes
A collage of wry lines and jokes from various papers includes quips about Paris miscommunication, medical banter between surgeons, political recall jokes, and playful wordplay on nautical terms. The bits showcase light satirical humor and punchy one liners from multiple sources.
Redmond Drops Opposition to Conscription Bill
John Redmond leader of the Irish party withdraws opposition ensuring the measure's passage by a near unanimous majority. Ireland is exempt from conscription a political decision aimed at avoiding a clash with Redmond and reflecting wartime strain on policy. The Irish have a noted history of strong service in imperial wars making compulsory service unpopular there.
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National Inheritance Tax Debated for National Defense
Congress weighs an inheritance tax to fund a larger army and navy. Keating of Colorado and Owen of Oklahoma back a light tax on small inheritances and heavy taxation on large fortunes to curb wealth piling. East coast German communities voice opposition to Wilson’s re election amid a broader anti Wilson movement.
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Keating
Colorado
Owen
Oklahoma
Mary Pickford's Long Wait for Belasco Interview
Mary Pickford recounts an arduous pursuit of a promised interview with Mr Belasco. Rebuffed repeatedly, she endures weeks of hopeful visits, delays, and a tedious summer while keeping up with family notes and a stubborn resolve to secure the meeting despite slow progress.
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Beavers Falls Reader Seeks Break into Belasco’s Studio
Ruth H of Beaver Falls writes of dreaming to meet Mr Belasco and be signed for five years, while Ms Pickford’s views on red hair and photos are shared. Brockton Mass and Martha H of Pittsburgh respond about beauty and glamour in early film careers.
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Rea Nair
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Carrot Top
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Peace Tour and Public Figures In The Press
An assortment of commentary from major papers notes Judge Lindsey’s juvenile court work and his Europe peace trip, with references to Teddy Roosevelt’s nomination chatter and Colonel House traveling to Europe as a listening figure. Preparedness funds in Colorado are cited, and comments touch on Constantine, Greece, and Europe as seen by Dr. Cook. The piece includes satirical takes on peace tourism and travel plans from several newspapers.
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