Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and News Agencies
Anaconda Standard lists publication and advertising details with rates and a directory of news agents in various cities. It notes mailing and billing practices, and directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Rett
Dusters
Ccs Wood Nos
Standard Buildin
Sconda
Mont Pth
Wranch
North Main Street
Telimonea
Porsign Adv
William J. Morton Co
Hepre
York
Pith Avenue
Daly and Sanday
Warice
Montana
Hotaling
New York
Broadway
Chicago
Conerens
Taui-N. St. Marie Cigar and News Co
East Pitth Street
Metropolitan News Co
Corner
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Tes Angelen Kenp
Ian Diceo
Child'e News Agency
Portland
Rowman
Post Office Corner
oMara
Firth
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News
Cox Seattion Whitner News
Ateney
Etattie
Acme News
Coe
Occidental
Yester Way
Standard ‘Publishing Company
Mont
Stone's Stump Speech Draws Senate Fire and Feud
Report on Senator Stone's fiery Senate speech paints him as irascible and quarrelsome, linking his Civil War-era views and Missouri governorship to a blunt attack on Roosevelt. The piece condemns the clash as a distractive show, arguing it distracts from governing duties and signals partisan rancor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Stone
Senate
Kentucky
South
Missouri
United States Senate
Committee On Foreign Relation
Stone
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Roosevelt
States Yet to Act on Prohibition Amendment
Report notes legislatures in Massachusetts New Jersey Virginia Texas Maryland and Mississippi in session with Mississippi Virginia and Kentucky having passed prohibition. Louisiana meets May next year and Georgia in June, while 38 states wait until next winter. Adoption requires three fourths of states, with Tennessee and Florida restricting action on constitutional amendment until approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issachusetts
New Jersey
Virginia
Texuoks
Maryland
Mississippi
Kentucky
Louisiana
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Een
Prohibition Vote Prospects and World War Front Shifts
A discussion notes that states may vote on national Prohibition next fall while war news recounts trench stalemate on the Western Front. British gains near Lens and Cambrai falter as German defenses hold. American troops are arriving in France, with veterans moving west as peace terms delay. Rockefeller Foundation records large humanitarian gifts to Red Cross and allied groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Pfarke
Russia
Mesopotamia
Syria
Verdun
Aten
Lens
Yprex
Eleew
France
Germany
Western Front
Rockefeller Foundation
Ned Cross
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Vckefeller
A Chance to Save on Railroads and War Costs
A Washington Post excerpt critiques government rail transport pricing and wartime policy. It notes potential savings by buying congressmen tickets, questions leadership under McAdoo, and contrasts Allied and German actions, with reflections on peace talks and public scrutiny amid wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tts
Washington
Goethals Named Acting Quartermaster General of the Army
The selection of Major General Goethals as acting quartermaster general marks a high profile appointment. His proven leadership on the Panama Canal project and his prior wartime service suggest he will accelerate the war effort through improved transport and supply logistics for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethals
Panama Canal
Kuf
Army
Generous Giving Challenged by Tainted Money Debate
A fragmented account argues that protests against tainted money are used to mislead. It claims millions of wealthy Americans prove themselves good citizens through elective and patriotic service in the global conflict.
Wartime Household Recipes and Wartime Pantry Notes
Wartime Housewifery by Frances Marsha catalogs potato dishes and kitchen tips from the era, including Baracole Potatoes, Copley Potatoes, potato croquettes, and potatoes en casserole, with oil, butter, and herbs. Also notes on brine baths for shell shock victims and wartime rationing influence, citing Lloyd George and Wilson era conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Sophia
Arnold Dennett
Paris
Ta. Brownwright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Humor of the Day and Edwardian Snippets
A jumble of satirical lines and snippets from a periodical page. The humor sketches a dog chasing its tail, a stern judge, gendered lines on work and notoriety, a street exchange about a car, wartime Kaiser references, and a Punch Bowl joke about a near bomb. The piece reads like a collage of quips and cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gap Johnson
Ark
Pizalty, At. 4:80. Chautreuse
Onden iKnieker
Luneh
Spirit of the Press and a Looming Race Encounter
A chaotic OCR fragment references J Hamilton Lewis facing a strong upcoming rival in a race. It mentions I Ham as a tough opponent, Memphis, and assorted stray phrases about conservation of conversation, press, and various newspapers. The garbled text also alludes to Count Lux, Argentina, and comments on U boats, Germany, and neutral umpire notions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
J. Hamilton Lewis
I. Ham
Memphis
Springfield Union
Luxbury
Argentina
Dallas News
Com
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Proms
Associated Press
Ftom
Joel News
Weste
Satan
Ain
Caiaux
Leon Trotzky
Uncle Sam
Mama
Austria
Count von Luxburs
War Department
Kaiser
McAdoo
Cone Ag
Luxbure
American Congress
Flanders
Danever
Boston
Sdoston
Washigton
Doc Wiley
Washington Post
Staten
Mimont Any
Immermann
Acale
BT Nlghest
Ed Cross
Polaon
Christman
Amer
Sirimather
Ganes
Nous
Neen
Thete
Harry A. Garfield
Frances Marsha
Lloyd George
Wilson
Toronto Mail
Empire
Terry Crazy
Count
Reed
Charleston News and Courier
Johnstown Democrat
Sam Gompers
Albany Argus
Boston ‘Advertiser
Albany Journal
England
Droitwich
Spirit of the Press
Sweden
Wall Steel Journal
C. M. Hardware House
A.C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!