Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Branch Office List
The Anaconda Standard publishing info lists offices in Butte and Anaconda, subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery, and foreign advertising representation. It notes editorial and circulation departments, and identifies distribution and newsstand locations in several cities.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Beilphomee
Standard Building
Mont
Butte
East Broadway
Baltorial
Fitttam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Stating Tine Pacts Mining Tax Protest Energy
The mining community and allied citizens protest an extra tax on mining, arguing hearings before the legislature must continue to present unrefuted facts. It is noted lawmakers will hear from affected parties for another week to prevent unjust laws.
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Helena
Lloyd George predicts entente victory on western front
In London, David Lloyd George said the entente would cleave a road to victory in a few months. He implied victory depends on British arms and munitions, or a decisive turn by the powerful British navy, not negotiations. The French and Russians are cited as others' efforts with mixed results, while Italians are accomplishing little.
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David Lloyd George
London
Lloyd George
German dugouts turn deadly traps in trench raids
An Associated Press report from France describes German dugouts as underground dwellings with lights and water that become death traps during British trench raids. Raiders force surrender, then bomb and burn the chambers, killing occupants. some dugouts connect by tunnels, but many stand alone as the fires destroy them.
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Associated Press
France
Dugouts in war trench systems affect morale and surrender rates
Wartime observations note enemy soldiers often resist surrender after the first bomb but may escape death later by being dug out. In Beaumont Hamel, 14 Germans were found dead. identities were removed for transport to Berlin. British army doubts dugouts improve morale, as prisoners report reluctance to return to trenches after shelter.
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Beaumont-Hamel Guzouts
Fngileh
Berlin
Mines face tax compared with farmers says Montana critic
An Eastern Montana commentator argues mining properties are not exempt from taxation. He notes mines pay property taxes on land and improvements, plus a net proceeds tax, unlike farms. The piece contrasts farm permanence with mine exhaustion and cites global coal shortages and wartime commentary.
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Montana
Bed-Making as an Art for the Young Housewife
Frances Marshall writes on bed making as a practical craft for trainee nurses and daughters. She stresses opening beds to sun and air, choosing ample sheets with washable underpads, precise folding of corners, and careful layering of sheets blankets and comforters to avoid weight on sleepers.
From Power to Power Idaho’s 1896 shift and Willey’s fall
In 1896 Idaho gained statehood and Norman D. Willey was elected lieutenant governor while George Shoup became governor and Senate choice. Willey later moved to California and failed in Blue Canyon. He ended in a county hospital with uncertain fate, a rare path for a former governor.
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Idaho
Norman D. Willey
George Shoup
Shoup
United States
Mr. Willey
California
Hhim
Blue Canyon
Willey
Shcaasgamenke
Coal Shortage Criticism Rises Across United States
A broad critique arises nationwide over a winter coal shortage blamed on railroad transport limits. No production strikes occurred, and coal would be plentiful if not for car shortages. Fueled by European shortages, Americans are urged to recognize relatively better conditions at home despite higher prices.
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United States
Europe
Switzerland
Germany
Illinois Rep Burnett Chiperfield Pushes Leak Probe
Representative Burnett M. Chiperfield of Illinois takes an active role in the House leak investigation. He presented a motion to bring Thomas Lawson before the bar on a charge of contempt as the committee probes the matter in Washington.
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Burnett M. Chiperfield
Illinois
Washington
Chiperfield
Thomas Lawson
House of Representatives
How to Keep Well by Dr W A Evane Chicago
A collection of notes on home health practices from Coloma Michigan schools and a personal tale on using humidification to prevent drafts and creaks in a winter house. The piece links ventilation, air moisture, and comfort to health and even to ghostly fears fading with better air. It also cites assorted editorial headlines and brief quotes from various newspapers.
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W. A Evane
Chicago
Coloma
Mich
Red
Cros
Cos Toma
Notably Chaotic Press Excerpt Sparks Debate
A fragmented newspaper clipping features sarcastic asides about press power and public spending, referencing a supposed $60,000,000 figure and remarks on political leaders. The tone blends satire with anonymous commentary, presenting a tangled, era-specific critique of media and governance.
Capacious Tank Fountain Pen Described For Ink Storage
A compact description notes a reservoir fountain pen that holds as much ink as a small bottle. It highlights the pen’s capacity and its shape designed to fit a pocket or palm, emphasizing practical ink storage and usability.
Humor of the Day Cartoon Fragments From Newspapers
A collage of humorous exchanges from several papers. Jokes touch on time’s revenge poems Christmas cigars and jokes about wives cars and watches. The bits showcase light satire and wordplay across Boston Buffalo Baltimore Birmingham Manchester papers.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Buffalo Express
Baltimore
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Trego News Co
Seattle—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Riverine
Italy
Great Britain
Greece
Spain
Scandinavian
George W. Perkins
Tom Lawson
Billy Sulzer
Mr. Asquith
Red Cross
Willcox
Earth
Lansing
Anacona Standard
New York Telegram
Mr. Bryan
Wall Street
Athens
General Villa
Harry Thaw
Mr. Lawson
George
William
Philadelphia
Committee On
Frances Marshall
Hardy
Yeoman
Syringield
Salon
la Follette
Tke Roosevelt
Adamson
Kaiser
King George
Columbia State
Pancho
Pershing
Jane
Villa
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Washington Post
Spirit of the Press
Tom
Lawson
Anapolly
Sherman
Constantine
Knave
Sophie
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Geetet Businesfellop
Pelephone
Rice & May
Cole
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