Anaconda Standard Publisher Listing and Rates
The Anaconda Standard publishing notice lists the Post Office at Anaconda as second class mail and outlines advertising and subscription rates. It mentions the Morton Co salaried representative, various address references, and carrier charges for daily and Sunday editions with monthly and annual terms.
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RD Publishing Company
Anaconda
Standard Building
Nene
Inecanda
Mont
Morton Co
York—Fifth Avenue
Thune Building
America
Sunday Standard
Butte Authorities Tackle Gambling Across City
A Montana county and city officials push to end gambling in Butte amid state pressure. Article notes license rescissions for saloons and cigar shops as possible leverage and urges strict enforcement across all venues to curb the gambling evil. It also discusses wartime education notes and various statehood ideas amid other items.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
Thrift campaign urged as shield against hard times
The American Bankers Association promotes thrift during good times urging saving and wise investments to weather future downturns. It warns a potential party shift to Republicans could trigger industrial depression and financial collapse akin to Roosevelt and Taft eras, urging prudence under democratic rule.
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American Bankers’ Association
Roosevelt
Taft
Capital punishment in Tennessee affirmed by court ruling
The Tennessee Supreme Court sustains the abolition of capital punishment, deeming the law in effect even with Governor Rye’s veto delay. The decision notes the bill became law without signature and highlights extensions granted to condemned prisoners. reflections on political figures and ongoing international tensions color the broader commentary.
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Supreme Court of Tennessee
Diana
Tennessee
Rye
Friends of the
Supreme Court
Baron Astor
Housewife Economy and Quality in Dress and Home Goods
A long-ago column discusses savings by choosing quality where it lasts longer, especially in bed linen, towels, and furniture, while urging cheaper fabrics for clothing due to changing fashion. It notes the paradox of spending on durable items yet favoring inexpensive outfits for daily wear.
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University of the West Rot
Tery
McClure
Paper Syndicate
Keeping Well Calories and thin to fatten guidance
Dr Rose divides thin healthy people into two groups and explains how to gauge calorie needs by activity and daily intake. He lists calorie values for foods and shows example distributions for a 196 pound person aiming to gain. Those with poor digestion should seek physician guidance.
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Rove
Department of Auticulture
Rose
Chicago Tribune
Borrowing Lessons From a Fragile Friendship Scene
A reflective note on borrowing and pride among women, showing how a coat loan leads to a rift between Miss A and Miss B. The narrator warns readers to avoid dependency, shares a tale of a costly costume loan, and urges self-reliance while recounting personal experiences and advice to young actresses. The piece ends with practical cautions about generosity, vanity, and the costs of lending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss A
Doren
Miss T
Miss Ry Rs
New York World Almanac 1916 Highlights 1915 Year in Review
The almanac promises vast 1915 statistics and fresh facts across business, crime, sports, and public matters. It covers war topics, woman suffrage gains, pensions for widowed mothers, political platforms, highway plans, peace movements, munitions, diplomacy, and the U.S. public and school libraries, among others.
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New York World Almanac
United States
New York
San Francisco
the Lakes
National Reading Circle
Workmen's Compensation Law
Gary School System
Automobile Industry
Naval Advisory Board
Topeka Woman Seeks No Peddlers or Agents at Door
A Topeka Kansas woman posted a notice stating she wants absolutely nothing and asks peddlers and agents to keep away directing that she desires a loving husband.
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Topeka
Kan
Press opinions shape the Senate race and public mood
Readers encounter a collage of newspaper clippings from diverse papers referencing Sen Pomerene, Roosevelt, Bryan, and Carranza, with remarks on American policy toward Mexico, the one term plank, and the editorial stance of various papers. The fragment also mentions Bentonite as a paper additive and medical use.
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Ee Pees
Ibarrasiinen
mLattin
Bronaray
Wingard
Wien
Ted Wanker
Belem
Ampatgn
Barnard College
New York Aniversity
Columbia University
New York University
Gallipoli
Balkans
Italy
Turkey
Serbia
Albania
Montenegro
Romania
Enver Bey
Rullers
Altonan
Greece
Marshal von Hindenburg
Germany
Grey
Erates
Lincoln
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Spokane
Utah
Colorado
Grand Junction
Duluth
Speer Penineula
Michigan
Calumet
Mar-quette
Frente
Texas
California
United States Navy
Amercans
Capepal Punishmen
Hoke Smith
Justice Hughes
Wileson
Champ Clark
Devotfaly
Wson
Justice Huces
Roosevelt Uke
Baron Astor of
Hever
St. James
Joffre
Billy Sunday
Madero
Mexico
Nick Longworth
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Ford
The
Hague
Dr. Halseiden
Chicago
Russia
Eeoanin Sens
Frances Marshall
U. S. Senate
Myron Therrick
Myron ‘T. Herrick
France
Ohio
Iso Cabienpacaé
Imam Hose
Rome
Sue
Miss B
Miss J
Mi Ku
Geerer Etters
Aed
Itas
Elizabeth K
St Louis
Tess
Mary Pickford
Mamie R
Spyright
McClure News
Seabee
Spirit of the Press
Ampassador Serrick
Senate
Pomerene
Pittsburg Dispatch
Hystert
T. R
Chicago Post
Hoy Scouts
Ferguson
Uncle Sam
Texas Rangers
Pittsburg Gazette
Carranza
Barnes
Philadelphia
Detroit
U. R
Columbia State
RICE
Fulton & May
Cole
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