Subscription Rates and Newsstand Details at Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard outlines subscription pricing for daily and Sunday issues and lists multiple foreign and local advertising offices. It notes the standard’s business addresses, bell and independent phone numbers, and notes that newsstands outside Montana carry the publication. General correspondence should go to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
Anaconda
Bell Phone
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Butte Chamber Banquet Praised for Success
The annual Chamber of Commerce banquet in Butte at the Silver Bow club drew high praise as one of the most enjoyable events. Speeches, dinner, and music inspired attendees, while the chamber’s work and leadership by President Charles and Secretary Blake were lauded for advancing local business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
Butte
Sliver Bow Club
Chamber of Commerce
Charles
Blake
One of the seven governors seeks party unity with Roosevelt era figures
Chase S. Osborn, Michigan governor, proposes inviting Taft Roosevelt La Follette Dixon Root and others to a conference to reunite the Republican Party. The piece also notes Berger's resolution for probing New York clothing industry wages and working conditions, including a young girl making kimons at low pay and company charges for machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chase S. Osborn
Michigan
Taft
la Follette
Dixon
Root
Berger
Congress
New York
Associated Press
Min
Kimonow
Franklin Price Knott
Denver
Col
Knott
Denver Republican
Europe
Turbulent era notes on labor, battles and politics rise
The column surveys labor strife workers across nations, railroads strained by growth, Roosevelt’s stance on industrial reforms, suffrage tensions in Britain, and political shifts in Europe. It blends vivid anecdotes about strikes, prices, and public figures with commentary on rail logistics and international diplomacy.
Humorous quotes spark scattered newspapers humor
A jumble of quoted lines from various papers drifts through. Wry snippets about taxes travel and cures reveal a playful, scattershot humor column style with urban references and comic misreadings. The collage mocks readers’ foibles and media tones without a single clear narrative.
Rockefeller Foundation Bill Promotes Wide Charitable Use
The proposed act to incorporate the Rockefeller Foundation contemplates a 100 million dollar endowment for charitable and philanthropic aims. Jerome D. Greene says the object is to promote well being and civilization through knowledge and relief of suffering under congressional supervision. Disbursement decisions would be left to a board of nine to twenty five, with principal distributable after fifty years and possible dissolution in a century if Congress wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Johns Hopkins
University of Chicago
Rockefeller
Medical Research Institute
General Education Board
South
Congress
Rockefeller Foundation
Congress of the United States
Jerome D. Greene
Rockefeller Philanthropies
Old Hunks and Portraits Echo in Quirky Exchanges
A patchwork of humorous lines from Harper's Weekly Buffalo Ex and Chicago Tribune pieces shows playful banter about love, portraits, and money. Agnes jokes about a suitor's proposal while a man jokes about adapting his portrait to look current. A dollar bill becomes a remembered keepsake framed in a spare room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Bink
Buffalo
Agnes
Ethel
Jack
Flegende Blaetter
Chicag Tribune
Press Opinions and Political Snaps From Around the Nation
A collage of editorials and brief notes from multiple papers comments on Roosevelt’s stance on party remakings, Supreme Court expansion talk, free lunch anecdotes, and fashion notes, with remarks on Castro and Dunne. The items reflect partisan voices and public curiosities in early press commentary.
Advertising as Art and a Poet at the Editor’s Office
A lively discussion on advertising as art unfolds in a club reading room where a poet enters and a magazine editor praises the piece. Mentioned are readers, hotel's prices, and a barber shop price dispute, reflecting early 20th century culture.
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Pila Sas
Markham
Fev Felly
Pve Plac
William
Atoore
Monte Caro
Monte Carlo
Daria
Washington Star
Prominent 1890s Advert Led to Domestic Scheme
Fragmented OCR notes two housewives enticing a servant with promises of easy work and no chores, followed by a rail station reunion anecdote. The piece mentions Phos. Hel, Rice Fulton & May, and a Boston American reference to Forbes now front legs in a metaphorical career rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Tong Ao
Pantomia
Trotter
Forbes
Boston American
The Talk of Women and Work in a Cleveland World
A long, oscillating meditation blends social critique with grandiose verse on progress. It contrasts cost of living and gender roles, cites liquor, laundry, and domestic life, and shifts to an assertive self-praise as a universal creator, ending with a call to tomorrow and renewed effort.
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Fandard Publishing Company
Fast
Morton
Aw York
Fifth
Montana
Hotating
Park
Broadway News Co
Detroit
Metropolit Learner
Woodward and
Michie
Chicago
St Paul N. St Marie
News Co
East Fifth Street
Minneapolie
M. J
Asquith
London
Enver
Constantinople
Wa Kout
York Hotel
America
James J Hill
New York Sun
Mr. Hil
Hill
Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Lissouri
Mercury
Princeton
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Trenton
Mikenla Lo
Sie Wheeler
Charles J. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Heike
Jack Noe
General Sickles
Secale
Turkey
Ajax
Rouse of Commons
Nazim Pasha
Brutus
Ant
Sickles
Hague
Helena
Stag Party
Houston
Baltimore
Buffalo Express
Fai
Puck
Winkletop
Spirit of the Press
Union
Detroit Free Press Ly
Castro
Dal
Sudiet
Supreme Court
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
Nis
Charles W. Morse
Jana Oropper
Los Angeles
Nan
Louisville Courier-Journal
Cook
South Pole
New York Evening Sun
Hin
S. Tottis Republic
Prana
Colonel Watterson
Dunne
Mauker
Boston
Colorado
Cincinnatic Commercial Tribune
Elphia Press
V. Knott
Expe Raphy
Bie
Walterson
Dambosch
New York ‘Tribune
Helen Martells
Miss Mar
Tlere
Wurare
Weinberg
Owsley Block Butte
Fulton & May
Mike
Luise
Kew
Wade
Vachelor
Cain
Cleveland
Prin
Ike
County Fair
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tam
Jena
Niles
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