Standard Publishing Company Advertising Rates and Contacts
The notice outlines the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana with office locations, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and distribution contacts. It lists the Butte branch on East Broadway and shows advertising representatives in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver and other cities, with the main office address in Anaconda Montana.
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North America
C & Fmenih Bis
Matt
Montana
Standard
New York
Park Row
Thirty
St Pass
St Marie
le East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
J.D. Kelly
Denver
Western News
High cost of election leaves senate still a money game
A critique notes that switching to direct election did not curb campaign spending. It cites a census by a city treasurer showing Anaconda’s net worth dropping from 57145.00 to 40065.23 in one year. The piece applauds officials for economy and prudent government.
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United States
Senate
United States Senate
Millonaires’ Club
Finnegan
Anaconda
Anacon
Women urged to register for Montana April 5 election
The article explains that women must register to vote in Butte's municipal election on April 5. Registration opens January 21 at the courthouse and runs until February 19, with books closed for the city election after that date. Men not on the rolls or who missed the recent city vote may also register. Candidates must file petitions by March 7, primaries on March 2, and the top vote-getter in each party primary will stand in the April 5 general election.
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Montana
Tedoo
Tete
Butte Wil
Alice
Dagon
York
McClure
Hyndicate
Prohibition and reform ideas mix in state politics
The article surveys Ohio and New Jersey style battles over liquor laws and legislative procedure. It notes proposals to limit saloons, adjust population counts for license quotas, and discusses the impact of home rule amendments on saloon numbers amid a broader critique of political maneuvering and party dynamics. It also sketches the federal commissions and presidential appointments amid WWI era tensions.
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Ohio
Supreme Court of the
United States
New Jersey
Montana
The Manicure Lady and a Suburban Suitor in Stockport
The Manicure Lady describes a subway encounter with a handsome man whose mouth and gentle bearing attract her, yet she doubts a relationship built on looks alone. The Manicure Lady weighs intellect versus wealth in choosing a husband, preferring a kind, attentive partner over a big bank balance, while a barber and a head barber comment on wealth and charm.
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Jeorke
Kent
Tom Sharkey
George
Rand
Henry W. “Dickens
Lord Longfellow
Mayme
Koing
Coney
Joe Grimm
Humor of the Day and Witty Exchanges
A collage of quips from Humor of the Day and several captions. Jokes touch on family pride mourning attire and social references. A housewife asks for references and a buyer recalls a real estate gunshot guarantee. Puck and Tale Express style lines give satirical snapshots.
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Tuage
Tale Express
Willis
Oysters Cookery and Home Wit from a Homemaker Column
A long garbled excerpt offers kitchen tips for oysters including wrapping with bacon and frying or baking with sauces, plus scattered quips about domestic life and social observations. The prose interweaves recipes with jokes about marriage, weather, and town characters, reflecting a centering on household economy and humor.
The Quips of Luke M'Luke in Cincinnati Enquirer
A humorous collage from the Cincinnati Enquirer featuring Luke M'Luke remarks on human foibles. It riffs sarcastically on hair restorers, courting, fuel throws, and social quirks, with wry lines about booze, matches, meat inspectors, and traditional family roles.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Aoal
Tcklon
IOAN CHEESE. American cheese status among connoisseurs
American cheese is regarded by connoisseurs as equal to imported varieties. New York and Wisconsin are leading cheese producing states. Each year a large quantity from these states is shipped to Central and South America and to Europe.
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New York
Wisconsin
Central
South America
Europe
Gypsies in Hungary Face Tight Town Controls
Around 200000 itinerant Gypsies roam Hungary with widespread fear they are a dangerous group. Reports say 80 percent are labeled notorious for thieving propensities and are barred from towns while villages grant only brief stay up to two days.
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Hungary
Political Theater Moments Across Papers
A collage of brief quotes and observations from various newspapers. Mentions include Marshall on officeholders, a Philippine question with information requests, La Follette in rail rate cases, Billy Sunday’s Philadelphia revival aiming to convict Boies Penrose, Wilson denying 1916 candidacy hints, and reflections on Jefferson Lincoln and Villa.
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Marshall
Hiladelphia Press
Ian
Senate
Washington Post
la Follette
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Billy Sunday
Philadelphia
Boies Penrose
Alianeapolis Journal
Wilson
Indianapolis
Pittsburg Dispatch
Jefferson
Lincoln
Chicago News
Villa
Memphis
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Ofice-Standard Building
Mont Peli
Raitoriat Marine
Butte Branch
East Broadway
Independent
Well
Wham J. Morton Co
York-Pifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
AD General Dust
Standard Publishing Company
Anmoonde, Moot
Butte
Holawws
Roosevelt
Taft
Federal Relations Commission
Rockefellers
Ida M. ‘Tarben
Stary-Ine
Belgium
Rockefeller Foundation
Institute For Medical Research
Department For the Investigation of Industrial Relations
Whiteside
Chase
Francis B. Sayre
Judiciary Committee
Ringling Circus
Sam
Devil
Silver Bow
Underwood & Underwood
Sir Richard Pore
Rushall
Wilts
England
Fourth Battle Squadron
Isu
Themas Island
Frances Marshall
Sroman
Luke M'Luke Says
IOAN
Spirit of the Press
Jross
France
Akansas City Star
Rice, Fulton & May
Reinas
Ciierale
Telivers
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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