Anaconda Standard Publishing Co. contact and rates
Official notice of publishing company details listing post office, building, editors, advertising contacts, and subscription rates. Includes sale locations outside Montana and general business address in Anaconda Montana for Standard Publishing Company.
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Standard Publishing
Anaco
Rerond-Claus
Bell Phonee
Pusiners Péstorial
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Branca
Broadway
Pittam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Enertor
Mattan
North America
Montana
Hotaling’s
Chicago-Corgress
St. Paul
St Marie Cigar and News Co
Bart Puth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Rally Clear
Denver—Western News Agency
Salt Lake
Emma van Patten Ben Prancisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Chila'e News Agency
Two Great Interests in Montana Mining and Farming Unite
The Montana mining and farming sectors are urged to work together for the state's good. Mining supported by outside capital has funded development, wages circulate locally, and profits aid farmers through a ready state market, while avoiding burdensome taxes.
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Montana
New York
West
Leak probes swirl around Washington and Henry clash
A leak investigation ties into the Ananias club as Lawson accuses Henry of saying a cabinet officer a congressman and a banker profited from the president’s peace note. Henry, a Texas figure and former Texarkana mayor, denies the charge while new bills and wartime antiseptic notes mix with political satire and local legislative grazing.
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Washington
Ananias Club
Mr. Lawson
Henry
Congress
Mr. Henry
Fair taxation and equal treatment to attract capital
A policy critique warns that radical legislation and biased taxes deter investment. Discrimination against one interest discourages others, risking state development. Legislatures should avoid favoritism, ensure fairness across industries and regions, and support growth by treating all interests equally.
A Suffrage Cause Lost If White House Picketing Persists
An editorial condemns the Congressional Union tactics of picketing the White House to pressure President Wilson. It argues militancy has hurt the suffrage movement, noting the union backed Hughes in 1916 and failed to secure a constitutional amendment. It warns continued silent sentinels will alienate the public and harm the cause.
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Air
Henry
Texas
Robert Lee
Texarkana
Congress
Rules
Robert Lee Henry
Congressional Directory
Boston
White House
Wilson
Congressional Union
Union
Hughes
Antiseptic Claim From Nazareth Promises War Waste Cure
Surgeons allege Dr. Alexis Carrel antiseptic will cover all war waste within 60 years. United States Steel's chief surgeon Dr. William O’Neil Sherman notes in the Pittsburg Gazette Times that it rapidly halts infection in wounds, cutting hospital spread.
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Sherman
Lister
France
England
Belgium
Beneft
Pennsylvania
Alexis Carrel
United States Steel Corporation
William O'Neil Sherman
Pittsburg
Housewife's Economy How to Enjoy Ironing
A guide promoting efficient ironing routines with tips on lighting, board setup, seating, and preparation. It suggests organizing kitchen and laundry, covering the board, keeping irons clean, and using a damp cloth to remove creases. The piece reflects on historical attitudes toward ironing and comfort.
Daughters Taught Laundry as Education in 1817
The excerpt notes that even noble daughters learned to master laundry, framed as an accomplishment for refined women. It suggests ironing and domestic tasks were viewed as worthwhile, shaping a mental attitude toward Tuesday’s task and implying pride in practical skills.
How to Keep Well by Dr Evans on Army Disease Menace
Reports from the Mexican border show Army health generally satisfactory in summer and fall. Cold weather brings pneumonia and meningitis risks among troops, with measles and typhus circulating later. Contagion potential from sick to well and the spread into civil life alarm officials, as authorities study control measures and antitoxin supply while border workers face new hazards.
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Mexico
England
Tiinois
Iowa
Kansas
State Boards of Health
Santa Fe Railroad
Imperial Academy plans Baikal biological station
The Imperial Academy of Sciences of Petrograd plans a new biological station on Lake Baikal shore. The lake is over a mile deep in places and hosts unique fauna and fishes not found elsewhere. Some species are ancient and possibly remnants of a subtropical Siberian fauna from the upper Tertiary period.
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Imperial Academy of Sciences of
Petrowrad
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Press Cartoon Snips on Peace Proposals and Leaders
A collage of editorial quips from newspapers mocking peace proposals and leaders. Citations poke at Bryan, Hughes, Wilson, Lansing, and Carranza, noting skepticism toward diplomacy, political posturing, and contemporary events across multiple cities. The pieces reflect a sharp, syndicated tone.
Humorous exchanges and a cat in the kitchen scene
A collage of humor snippets and playful lines from various papers. A child’s cryptic talk prompts a grandmotherly correction while a cat purrs by the ragman’s basket. A gas meter and a tired valet frame lighthearted social banter amid domestic scenes.
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Baltimore
Cai
Tommy
London
Baltira
Borton ‘Transcript
Doutcher
Magazine
Hold Banks Protect Wetlands With Native Plant Roots
China adopts native plants with tenacious root systems to reinforce embankments and shield territories from frequent floods, leveraging local flora to stabilize banks and reduce erosion.
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China
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Crickey
Hell
Gift Pinchot
Harry Thaw
Nazareth
Frances Marshall
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W. A Evans
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Woody
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Wilton
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Villa
Milwaukee Sentinel
Lincoln
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Senate
Dallas News
New York World
Lansing
Wall Street
Savannah News
Comny
Germany
Constantine
Macon
Carranza
Tet Villa
Indianapolis Star
Doris Dear
Miss Brown
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Willie
Boston ‘Transcript
Tetephon
Rice & May
Cole
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