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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1917

Page

6

Anaconda Mont Daily Ad Rates and Local Notices

The entry lists publishing details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana with advertising agents and distribution points across major cities. It includes subscription rates, office addresses, and a long excerpt of promotional health advice advocating walking and simple routines for complexion and health.

EWS Montana New York Hotaline Broadway Chicago Congress Paulket, Marie Cigar and News Co East Fifth Street Detroit Metropolitan News Coscommer Woodwart and Aitchison Minn It Lake Fmma van Patten San Francisco United News Easy Toe Angeles—Kemp News Agency San Diego Child's News Agency Portland Rowman, Postofice Portand O'Mara Fifth and Wash Tacoma-Treen Beattie Whitney Beattie—Acme News Co Occidental Wester Way Spokane

Consolidation of City and County Government Debated

Butte considers merging city and county governments to reduce duplication and costs. Proponents argue one efficient administration could replace two treasurers, two auditors, two police forces, and two health and road departments. Opponents fear higher costs for outside districts. If pursued, measures should reach voters before the legislative session ends to avoid a two year delay.

Butte Lmits Silver Bow Meaderville Centerville Walkerville

I Walk to Work Slogan Promotes Walking Movement

Dr Emerson, commissioner of the New York health department, started the I Walk to Work initiative a few weeks ago. New York boasts more walking advocates in private life than on stage as physicians urge the public to embrace walking as a healthy habit, with talk of benefits and warnings about flesh and fitness.

Emerson New York John B. Huber Berlin Kultur Germany

Outside money and public spirit in Montana investing

A long, opinionated piece arguing that outside investors in Montana enterprises honor the state and its institutions. It condemns opponents who tax corporations for being largely foreign owned, while praising Montana’s tradition of fair dealing. It weaves in foreign affairs and cultural notes to contrast bluntly with local commerce.

Montana New York Boston London

War Time Theatres Amid Global Conflict And Public Mood

The piece compares Paris and London theater audiences during wartime noting Paris attention shifts to burlesques while London shows robust working-class spending. A British critic suggests future drama history will judge the era harshly for neglecting serious works, yet contrasts highlight enduring public appetite for contrasting entertainments amid crisis.

Paris London London Dramatc

Peace and politics mix in a wary wartime chorus

A tangled editorial voice discusses peace, the Mexican problem, Switzerland’s fate, and the impact of leaders like Thaw and Rivers of Doubt. It questions German Swiss relations, calls dueling obsolete yet legal recourse persists, and notes Borah’s stance while praising Poet Laureate Bridges for restraint amid war.

Tom Lawson Democratic Party Borah Sam Iccel Pine Bridges

Housewife Economy and Space Savers for Small Homes

Frances Marshall urges practical space saving in modern small houses guiding how to maximize storage. She notes rooms must accommodate multiple boxes and suggests clever use of window seats, packing boxes, hinged lids, and covered boxes to create hidden storage without compromising appearance. The piece also mentions a 1917 copyright and a Congo pipeline development replacing wood for fuel.

McClure ‘Newspaper Syndicate

Price of a Whistler. Wirstler's survey described by himself

A noted work titled Price of a Whistler by Wirstler was described by the artist as among his most important pieces and brought 10,500 in London at auction.

Wristler Yrsurey London Twobble Patton

Lip reading for the deaf through history and today

A column traces lip reading from 17th century notes by Gilbert Burnett to modern aids. It discusses deafness as gradual, warns of social and mental strain, and stresses learning lip reading early with steady practice and systems for those with reduced hearing.

Voita Review Gilbert Burnett St. Gervaise Gody

Spirit of the Press and Public Commentary Jumbles

A collage of clipped phrases from various newspapers mocks political commentary and personalities. References include Wilhelm, Berlin, the Indianapolis Star, Columbia State, Macon Telegraph, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Knoxville Journal and Tribune, and Bill Bryan era civics. The tone satirizes reactions to aviation, politics, and prohibition debates.

Wilhelm Berlin Indianapolis Star Columbia State Gussie Bryan Knoxville Journal Ad Tribune Bill

The Morning Song Buffalo Bull

A commemorative verse honoring Buffalo Bill's memory by Ray J. Hoppman. The speaker places Bills life among frontier legends, noting his valor and role on the square and expressing pacific tribute from settlers, soldiers, and cowboys as his grave rests on a hill.

Buffalo Bull Buffalo Bill Wolverine Bill Ray J. Hoppman

Humor of the Day Collage of Headlines and Quips

A stitched collection of humor items from old papers includes jokes about theft, education, engagement, defense, and a court scene. Snappy quips feature a thief with $100 of Eis, a Texan sausage joke, marriage banter, a car joke, and a burglar’s courtroom remark, reflecting light, rapid-fire syndicated humor.

Buffalo Express Bill Beezer Springfield Union Uncle Eben Washington Star Alice Tom Marlo Edith Boston ‘Transcript Jone

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