Foreign Advertising and Subscription Rates
Advertises Whram J. Morton Co salaried representative with offices on New York Fifth Avenue and Chicago, with subscription rates for Daily and Sunday editions. Lists mail and carrier prices, includes Sunday Standard mailed rates, and provides Standard Publishing Company address in Anaconda Montana for correspondence.
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Whram J. Morton Co
New Tork
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
KEWES
New York
Holl and Broadway
Montana
Standard
East Fifth Street
J Gait Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Disgo
China
Portland
Bowman
Postofice
Fifth
Wash
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
High Cost of Living Tied to Waste in Montana Legislature
A Montana lawmaker links rising living costs to public waste and extravagant spending. He urges lawmakers to cut unnecessary staff and set an example of thrift, arguing state finances suffer when officials hire lavish, inept help. The speaker cites prior economic critiques and calls for prudent personal finances.
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James J. Hill
Congress
Montana
Dry fight in New York reverberates across the nation
An excerpted column notes the push for prohibition in New York and state and local options, with wider state by state agitation. It cites debates over constitutional amendments, local option, and echoes to Texas Wyoming and beyond. The piece parodies hotel life and public figures while lampooning Prohibition politics and postwar sentiment.
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Union
New York
West
South
Texas
Wyoming
Placer
Helena
Davenport
Spokane
St. Francis
San Francisco
Rue-Carleton
York
Sic Transit
Mesa Verde Hotel
Andrew Bonar Law
Taxation inquiry extended to study mining industry burden
The legislature’s investigation committee gains more time to study Montana taxation. A tax commission could provide an exhaustive report to the next session. The mining industry shows it pays its full share, and other interests must be heard to ensure a fair, statewide tax burden.
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Montana
Tax Commission
Congress Won’t Hasten This Session Says Wilson
The piece argues Congress will not finish necessary government business before adjournment despite President Wilson’s efforts to urge quicker action. It predicts only limited haste and concludes the legislature will not hurry enough to avoid an extra session.
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Congress
Wilson
Regulating Newspapers Faces Free Press Question
The cor rupt practices act in Congress aims to curb campaign money and regulate political ads. It would require newspapers to accept both sides equally if they take any political advertising, challenging long standing nonpartisan newsroom practices amid rising paper costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Corrupt Practices Bill Sparks Debate on Political Ads
A historical note argues over a proposed law requiring paid political ads to show authors and prices, bans censoring ads unfairly, and imposes up to 10000 dollars fine with two years in prison. It questions newspapers' ability to print opposition material at regular rates and the bill's need fixes before Congress.
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Congress
Prehistoric hotel theory at Mesa Verde site bites into past
Smithsonian antiquarians suggest a newly uncovered Mesa Verde structure, with 40 rooms on two floors and four large circular spaces, may have functioned as a hotel. Some believe a third story and roof garden existed for dances. questions linger about plans, dining, tips, and furnishings in ancient hospitality.
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Smithsonian Institution
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
Mesa Verde
Pneumonia Treatments Anew Air and Quinine Reapplied
The article recounts Aretacus advocacy of fresh air to treat pneumonia, recommending wide window exposure or outdoor beds and noting blood pressure rises with cold. It cites Dr. Edward, Freeman, and others praising fresh air, plus quinine derivatives as modern aids with low death rates in early trials, referencing Morgenroth Levy and Chesney.
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Aretacus
Letor Robinson
Aretacua
Edward
Freeman
Jorthern
Mexico
Galbraith
Cananea Hospital
Leschka
Lord
Morgenroth
Levy
Chesney
Choice for Speakership of the House
James R. Mann of Illinois is the unanimous choice of New York State Republican members for Speaker in the next Congress. The move marks the first concerted action by any state delegation to back Mann as efforts begin to organize support for him.
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James R. Mann
Linois
New York State
House of Representatives
Mann
Illinois
Fruits and desserts with oranges and apples
A dated column offers winter fruit ideas highlighting seedless oranges and apples prepared as compote, orange pie and jelly tarts. Instructions cover slicing, sugar use, chilling, and a wine finish, plus a note on grated coconut and a coconut garnish.
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Thi
Humor and Snippets From Various Papers Intersect
A collection of witty quotes and brief exchanges from multiple papers including Louisville Courier-Journal Buffalo Express and Washington Star, featuring self deprecating humor about society, misdeeds, and parrot vocabulary, with lighthearted jests about firearms, finance, and family scenes.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Puck
Buffalo, Express
Dungtin Stax
Washington
Massachusetts
Yonkers
Mrs. Johnson
Gap Johnson
Nicaragua’s Top Exports and Shifting Rubber Trade
Nicaragua relies on coffee and gold as leading exports while hides, bananas, and cabinet woods also shape the economy. Rubber exports have declined in recent years, signaling a shift in trade patterns for the country.
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Nicaragua
Roosevelt and Hughes on Election Winds Across Papers
A collage of editorials from Brooklyn Eagle Knickerbocker Press Charleston News and Courier and others mock or praise candidates. References to Hughes Roosevelt and party factions surface with sharp commentary and calls for vigorous language amid political intrigue and media debate.
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George W. Perkins
Hughes
Knickerbocker Press
Sonny
Greece
Louisville Courier-Journal
Supreme Command
Roosevelt
Charleston News and Courier
Mr. Law
Springfeld
Irregular Fragments on Pipe Irrigation Invention
A partial note discusses an Australian inventing pipe irrigation processes. It mentions perforated pipes and methods to avoid soil drying and improve irrigation efficiency.
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Dee Cook
DRY Fight
Brough
Arkansas
Tennyvon
Light Brigade
United States
Switzerland
Tom Lawson
Billy Sunday
London
King George V
Lloyd George
Charles
America
Cman
Wall Street
W. A. Evans
HOUSE
James
Moose
Frances Marshall
New Zealand
Dominion
Nicarag
Spirit of the Press
Brooklyn Eagle
California
Union League
New York Union League
Milwaukee News
Washington Star
Sepnone
Rice & May
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