Anaconda Standard Directory of Publications and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details for the Standard Publishing Company with address, branch in Butte, and advertising and subscription rates. It names foreign advertising representative, rate schedules for daily and Sunday editions, and mail options plus sale outlets in major cities including New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filliam J. Morton Co
New York
Pitth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Paul
N. St Marie Cigar and News Cos
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Con
Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Portland
Clara
Firth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yesler
Spokane
Stubeck
Wall and
Riverside
Standard Publishing Company
James F Spelman a Life of Public Service in Anaconda
James F Spelman arrived in Anaconda in 1890 and became a leading citizen. A physician and surgeon, he shaped civic and social life, consulted at national medical councils, and impacted politics and philanthropy with a genial, intelligent presence. His death left a deeply mourned community recalling his kindness and devotion to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
James F. Spelman
Spelman
Spelmen
Dr. Spelman
Ralave
Poetic Fragment on a Gifted Man’s Perception
A lyrical passage reflects on a gifted person whose mind shines with vision and senses. It describes heightened taste hearing smell and touch, and a sense of being a prince among men as landscape and life glow before him. The lines evoke a deep connection to nature and history.
Copper Abundance Sparks Strike Situation Report
An abundance of copper prompts labor tensions as workers consider actions amid rising metal availability. Officials monitor supply chains and market implications while unions push for favorable terms. No injuries reported. authority lines prepared for negotiations.
War taxes endure hardship for patriotism and wartime needs
The speaker argues measures are unpopular but necessary to fund the war. Taxes will hit people and many industries, yet the public must pay to support the war effort. Hardships are patriotic, with hope taxes will be temporary and lifted after peace returns. The writer longs for prewar times now undervalued.
Montana Leaders in World War Volunteer Call
Last week's volunteer push added little to the regular army as many volunteers joined the first call while others faced conscription. Montana met and exceeded its quota, one of nine states doing so. Of these, five are Rocky Mountain states, including Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, and Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Union
Rocky Mountain Region
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Rocky Mountain States
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Congress Works On War Revenue Bill As Lobbying Persists
Congress advances on the war revenue bill with the site finance committee expected to finish today and submit to the Senate. The measure differs from the House version, facing further debate and possible amendments amid intense lobbying over taxation items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Finance Committee
Senate
House
Mail Carriers' Wages Raise in Montana Debate
A Montana pamphlet argues that federal pay for mail carriers and clerks is too low, noting towns like Red Lodge lack applicants for carrier posts at 700 dollars yearly. It urges higher wages to attract capable workers amid rising living costs and stresses mail service demand, hard work, and the need for adequate earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Congress
Montana
Red Lodge
Faking of Skin Foods and Ductless Glands Speculation
Dr W A Evans of Chicago critiques skin foods tonics and facial creams as largely useless. The article discusses ductless glands including thyroid thymus parathyroid pituitary and gonads, noting potential risks from secretion imbalances and links to skin aging hair growth and puberty. The piece suggests future focus on root causes rather than topical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naison
Cushing
Pituitary
Red Cross Chairman Praises Paper Support in 1917 Letter
H P Davison, chairman of the Red Cross War Council in Washington, thanks a newspaper for its help during Red Cross Week and cites a June 6 1917 editorial as particularly useful in advancing war relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red
H.P. Davison
Red Cross War Council
Washington D. C
Dinner chaos as Sara Ann clutches gravy stained cap
Mrs Newmaid erupts in shock at the ruin of the dining room while Sara Ann nonchalantly explains she is cleaning the dinner things and recalling she had not washed them yet. The scene mixes anger with a touch of domestic humor as the aftermath unfolds.
Early Morning Portrait of T. P. O Connor
Famous Irish journalist T. P. O Connor poses in an exclusive view upon arrival in America. He carries a message of cheer to Irishmen abroad and says Ireland’s dream of home rule is near realization as he discusses the Irish situation and wartime stance with readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood & Underwood
New York
T. P. O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Tay Page
America
Ireland
United States
Friends of Ireland
Ireland Ie
Housewife’s Thrifty Boost for Chicken Fat Use
A reader argues that chicken fat once discarded can be a valuable cooking fat and shortening. Citing a department of Agriculture note and French usage, the piece urges keep and repurpose fat, sharing a method to render and store it safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Ben
Rhen
Department of Agriculture Authority
Gretna Green and the 1856 Scottish marriage law
Gretna Green in Dumfries and Galloway once drew runaway couples to a common resort near the Scotland England border. The 1856 act ended the practice by requiring either twenty one days residence in Scotland or a usual residence there for a marriage to be valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretna Green
Scotland
England
Press Opinion Snippets From Papers Across the Nation
A collage of editorial snips notes mixed views on wartime policy and leaders. It references figures like Emma Goldman and Jane Addams opposing wartime prosecutions, sugar price concerns, and political chatter on Congress adjournment around August. Several papers voice skepticism toward public figures and policy moves.
Humor of the Day Snippets Across Papers
A collage of humor lines from Detroit Free Press Baltimore American Brooklyn Eagle and more. Jokes touch on drafts furs fashion diamonds and sailors with light exchanges and clever punchlines amid miscellaneous quotes and captions.
Governors Appoint National Guard Generals Debate
A Philadelphia record notes political debate over governor appointments to major general ranks in the National Guard. The discussion questions Whittaker’s suitability and cites 80 Fearon as a factor in the ongoing consideration.
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Bell Phones
Raltoriat Lune
Standard Build
Mor Butte
North Sain Street
James PF. Spelman
W. A. Evans
THE
FRA
Marshall
Spirit of the Press
Aml
Micawher
Greece
Kansas City Times
Chicago News
Azin
Emma Goldman
Jane Addams
Ute Indias
Mr. Hoover
Wall
Woman Suffrage Party
Women's Party
Syracuse Post-Standard
Rochester Herata
Detroit Free Press
Kitchin
Indianapolis
Knieke
Jack
Buffale
Maud
Mane
Brooklyn Eagle
Puck
Courier-Journal
Beatrice
Boston Globe
B. C
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz Streets
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