Standard Publishing Company Anaconda notice and rates
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Anaconda
Standard Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffice
Bell
I' Terial
Standard Building
Mont Butte
Font Broadway
Wiliam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avena Chicago Tribune
North America
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Chicago
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Spokane
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Standard Publishing Company
Mont
The Coming Primaries In Butte Voters Urged To Register
The article urges a full voter registration for the Butte primaries and city election, notes registration closes February 16, and warns those not on the books cannot vote. It emphasizes civic interest and the role of good local government for welfare and progress.
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Butte
Duffy Pushes Auto Headlight Dimmer Bill in Legislature
Representative Duffy of Butte advocates a bill to require drivers to install dimmable headlights to reduce glare. He argues dimmers would cut accidents as automobiles grow in importance, while noting the bill could face objections and may reappear in another form.
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Duffy
Butte
Duffy Hill
Helena
The Value of Iodine for Household Use
Dr Capron argues iodine should be a household staple after noting 15 percent of fatal illnesses stem from hand injuries and 65 percent of disability from infected minor wounds. He observes severe injuries attract care promptly, preventing infection, while neglected minor injuries often become dangerous.
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Capron
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Iodine Proves Most Effective For Wound Infection Control
Dr Capron notes peroxide and dichloride wash are of little value while scrubbing with soap spreads infection. Iodine applied as tincture reduces infected wounds by 38 percent. all infections occurred where iodine was not used promptly after injury.
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Capron
Senate seeks end date for current session
Senator Walsh pushes a resolution to declare the present Senate session ends at 12 noon on March 4. The measure, now with the judiciary committee, could be delayed or rejected. Passage now would prevent disputes and legal complications over session dissolution.
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Walsh
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Peace Terms Clash in WWI Peace Proposals
Report notes President Wilson urged both sides to declare aims and peace terms. Entente powers published explicit goals and conditions for ending the war, while the Central Powers have yet to state theirs. An allegation Germany sent terms to Wilson is denied by the president.
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Germany
Wilson
Montana women push to reform schools and pensions
The Helena public and statewide women groups mobilize in a record lobby at the Montana Legislature. The Montana Good Government club backs bills for a delinquent girls farm program and vocational training, while a proposal to segregate sexes at Miles City industrial school is debated. If goals fail this session, the women will have shown the largest female lobby in state history.
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Helena
Montana
Good Government Club
Miles City
Fourth of July gift exchange idea sparks toy industry debate
The Fourth of July is seen by stakeholders as a potential target for raiding savings as patriotic campaigns praise safety. Toy makers report strong times due to reduced European competition and recently held a national convention where they discussed giving gifts on Independence Day, similar to Christmas.
Nation’s holiday plan trims greetings stamped Made in America
The proposal aims to keep patriotism intact by limiting Fourth of July greetings to those stamped Made in America. Critics warn the approach may lessen hospital bill aftermath and tighten family budgets before Christmas rush, yet supporters say it fits a manager’s duty to clear expenses.
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America
Changing the Primary Law Aims of Reform and Repeal
The legislature forms a joint house senate committee to study the direct primary law and propose changes to reduce expense and complexity. While improvements may remove worst features, a good law seems unlikely. Sentiment favors returning to the old convention system, with some bills seeking that shift. After two years of trial, repeal opposition may vanish.
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House
Senate
Prohibition Bill Faces Run Through Legislature
Opinion in legislative circles holds the drys can push a prohibition bill to become effective by year end. Northern, eastern and central Montana show strength, but advocates fear the measure may fail to pass this session. Wet forces could suspend the law via 15 percent petition under initiative and referendum, delaying implementation until the next election.
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Montana
New York City Bridges and Investment Scale
The article notes New York City has 42 bridges over the East and Harlem rivers Newtown Creek and other waterways. It highlights major spans such as Brooklyn Manhattan Delancey Street and Queensboro and cites municipal investment for approaches exceeding 13500000.
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Ne An
Broadway
Lenox Avenue
Subway
New York City
Harlem
Newtown Creek
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Delancey Street
Queensboro
Pellagra Not Contagious Despite Sanitation Advances
Dr W A Evans summary notes pellagra rose in a North Carolina county despite sanitation gains. Goldberger led extreme, non contagious tests. he failed to infect volunteers. Conclusions: pellagra not contagious, linked to poverty and diet, as southern times worsen with unemployment and low wages.
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North Carolina
Public Health Service
Walker County
Ala
Goldberger
Public-Health Service
Chicago Tribune
The Morning Song Shovel Poem by Ray J. Hoppman
A playful poem urges constant shoveling during a heavy snowfall. It depicts residents digging paths from dawn to late morning, warning against complaining or delaying chores. The verse blends humor with daily winter labor and neighborly expectations as a judge looms over idle shoveling.
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Ray J. Hoppman
Sumptuous Dog Kennel Adorned With Rare Chinese Art
Mr and Mrs Elbridge Gerry Bnow Jr unveil a three story brownstone in New York City housing twenty imported Pekingese. The reception room features sumptuous Chinese hangings and luxury furnishings with five servants. The home includes a playroom bedroom puppy room show ring and hospital.
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Elbridge Gerry Bnow, Jr
York City
The Least Cost For Heat In Our Homes 1917 Advice
A columnist argues for energy thrift amid coal shortages, urging reduced full-time furnace use, embracing open fireplaces and safer oil stoves, plus electric heaters as sensible backups. The piece notes healthier winter living with less heating and cites European trends and practical room ventilation.
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France
McClur
Pipe Band Reforms As Donald Reluctantly Joins
In a wartime hometown vignette the police pipe band loses members after many enlistments. The pipe major urges Donald to join, insisting he can learn. Donald protests he knows nothing of music or pipes, while the comic exchange hints at training and welcome home plans.
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Ritson
Arikan
Arkansas Anansas
Axnew
Usars
Donald
Humorous Quotations and Cartoon Snippets
A collage of comic lines and quips from humor pages and cartoons. It features a telephoning coal man joke about sending a ton, a play on words about water and luck, and mock interviews about grand opera. Notable voices include Puck, Boston Transcript, Courier-Journal, Washington Star, and Lite.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
Press Cartoon Snippets Reflect Politi cal Feuds
A collage of newspaper quips and cartoon captions from multiple papers critiques party unity and leader rhetoric. It surveys conservatives and progressives, mentions G O P tensions, and jokes about figures like Villa and Carranza. The tone is satirical, noting neutrality issues and public figures' reactions.
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