Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Notice
Broad notice lists offices and branches in Anaconda and Butte. It outlines addresses, telephone numbers, department names, and advertising contacts. Subscription rates are shown for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery across North America. Various newsstands and agents are named in multiple cities for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Siz Mall
Hearings Open On Montana Mine Taxation At Helena
Helena hearings on mine taxation opened with F. Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining Co presenting a forceful case that mining firms pay their fair share. He argued for equitable distribution of burdens and warned against mob agitation, noting the industry has supported state growth without defaulting on taxes. The committee aims to hear other mining and corporate voices and will consider full facts before deciding.
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Helena
F. Kelley
Anaconda Copperining Company
Montana
Afr
Kétley
Kelley
Sront Corporation
Breseh
Knowle
Tom Lawson
Harry
Whale steak and politics mix in a coastal harpoon tale
A lively Los Angeles row over feeding the poor with whale tenderloin notes a six ton haul of whale meat and ten tons of blubber from Captain Loop’s hunt off Hart's Point. The piece blends whaling bravado with jokes about legislation and public figures, lampooning Tom Lawson, Colonel Roosevelt, and the peace note era amid rail and trade worries.
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Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
Briggs
Loop
Los Angeles Times
Captain Loop
Hart's Point
Canary in the Cage The Peace Bird and Aviary Fete
Government aviary experts discuss the fate of a peace bird as Uncle Sam seeks a replacement. They explore canaries as practical substitutes for doves in symbolic uses, noting a franked copy of the bulletin is available via Representative John M. in a lighthearted, bird themed report.
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Uncle Sam
Theericultural
John M
Ming
Aviary
Canary care and harmony in Montana notes
A fragmented passage discusses canary care, feeding, parasite control, and bird management. It references Uncle Sam’s interest in birds and criticizes wasteful pursuits, urging practical knowledge and humane husbandry. Mentions Hon. John M. Evans and Washington, urging readers to foster canaries over other pursuits.
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Canaries
Sam
Don Quixote
John M. Evans
House Omce Building
Washington, D.C
Ashes to gold from tobacco waste potash discovery
The piece argues that vast tobacco ashes contain valuable potash and phosphorus. Citing Prof. Burrell's London study, it estimates the United States produces over a billion pounds of tobacco annually with millions in ashes available, suggesting potential savings of about 50 million dollars by reclaiming ash-derived materials.
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B. A. Burrell
London
England
New York
America
Cuba
Porto Rico
Housewife's Economy by Frances Marshall
The piece advocates a “bill of waste” system for households to track and reduce waste. It urges keeping precise records of wasted food and ruined goods, classifying items by reason and amount, then learning from mistakes to improve efficiency. It also suggests applying the method to other domestic tasks and time management.
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Departmente
Old High Cost Living Diet Squad Feeds on Pennies
In a New York dining room a Life Extension Institute program trains twelve policemen in a thrifty eating plan costing twenty five cents per person daily for three weeks. The upper view shows lunch, with dietitian Miss Marion F Walker and two observers in the lower view. After one week the recruits say they are completely satisfied with the test.
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New York Police
Life Extension Institute
Marion F. Walker
After childbirth care from Kellogg's advice
Dr Wa Bvane Kellogg outlines postnatal care for women, urging rest in bed for 10 days to two weeks, gradual return to duties over nine weeks, knee chest exercises for misaligned uterus, abdominal support, delayed corset use, and managing constipation with diet and fluids. Emphasizes baby care timing, breastfeeding and bottle feeding, and sleep training.
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Kellogg
Han
Mynt
Chicago Tribune
Fragmented 1910s Editorial Snippets Spark Debate
A collage of sharp opinions from newspapers mocks public figures and events. It cites Billy Sunday, Tom Leather-lunged blatherskite, King Constantine, and Senator Jim Ham Lewis while noting stock market reactions and Ohio governorship chatter.
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Billy Snord
Billy Sunday
Tom
Springfeld Union
Constantine
New York Sun
Nova
Jim Ham Lewis
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Aluminum fins boost air cooled engine cooling
The radiation of an air cooled motor is greatly increased by attaching aluminum fins to the iron fins. Aluminum fins add radiating surface and are a more efficient medium than iron for cooling.
Humor of the Day Bits From Various Papers
A collage of jokes and quips from papers like the Washington Star and Louisville Courier-Journal. Bits include a Cuba acclimation gag, a doughnut making exchange, a rear attack joke, marital bridg e banter, and pearls about diamonds versus eggs, reflecting light political and social humor of the era.
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Cuba
Toston Transcript
Church
Jane
Senator Sorsham
Washington Star
Louisville Courier-Journal
Boston Transcript
Yonkers Statesman
Buyer from Norway Expands US Shoe Trade in Lynn
Arild Senmide, a 19 year old Norwegian, arrives from Christiania to buy shoes for the family business. He plans to complete the purchase of a shoe store chain in Lynn, Massachusetts, and has spent nearly three years in the United States learning the shoe business for his father's arm Schmidt.
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Woma
Hoor
Lynn
Mass
Arild ‘Senmide
United States
Christiania
Norway
Schmidt
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Ndard Publishing Company
Portoffice
Anaconda
Bell Phones
sNo
Ibileation
Standard Building
Mont Butte
Broadway
DeepeHetatine
Chicago—Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar Andrews Co
East
Fifth Street
Raat Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Inn — Kelly
Denver
Harrie
Lawson
The
University of Copenhagen
Netis
New Jersey
John Bull
Mexico
Roosevelt
Ship of State
Tom Marshall
Gabriel
Civilization
Colonel Roosevelt
Frances Marshall
Imperial Russian Council
Alexander Trepoff
Public Instruction
Ignatieff
Prince Golitzine
Caiiabiren
Capitol
Columbus
Houston Post
Memphis
York
Detroit Free Press
Ohio State Journal
Thomas W. Law
Indianapolis
Villa
Carranza
Atanapolis
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Ibddeford Daily Journal
Spirit of the Press
Nick Longworth
Ohio
People of
Nalyze
Pewire Department
Pelenhone
Rice & May
Cole
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