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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1916
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing information for Standard Publishing Company with office locations in Anaconda and a Butte branch at 28 Fast Broadway. Telephone numbers for business and editorial departments are included.
An advertisement notes William J. Morton Co appoints a salaried representative with offices on New York Fifth Avenue and Chicago Tribune buildings, signaling a nationwide sales drive.
A brief ad lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier and mail. It shows six cent monthly rates and longer terms for carriers, with North America mail rates 65 cents monthly and annual options, plus Sunday Standard by mail at 2.50 per year in advance.
A damaged OCR fragment lists various city newspaper offices and agents across the United States and ends with a directive that all general correspondence be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company. It references locations in New York Denver Seattle and more.
Butte overflows with visitors and decor as the Elks and firemen from across the state join in days of gaiety and spirited events. The city displays its best banners and energy, delivering on promises of festive entertainment and lively community action by eager committees.
The attendance at local ball games in Butte is strong and growing as better weather boosts interest in the Northwestern league. Enthusiasm rises, travel costs remain, but backers feel their faith in baseball returning to the camp was warranted and the venture nears success.
A historical critique outlines how the Republican Party would attack any U S policy toward Mexico, regardless of actions. It argues Republicans lack power and must oppose current moves, promising either war or peace as partisan rhetoric. The piece labels the Mexican issue as mean and vexing, not badly handled.
The text argues that Mexico suffers from internal discord and no reliable authority exists for credible U S negotiations. It stresses keeping out of Mexico’s troubles, avoiding war if possible, and notes provocation toward war but urges restraint while promising a vigorous, decisive effort if war becomes unavoidable.
The piece analyzes GOP support for Hughes and Roosevelt's declining influence among progressives. It notes mass dissent in Massachusetts and Michigan, mixed New York stances, and potential cross over to Wilson, with several notable progressives named. It suggests a fractured 1916 landscape and uncertain progressive vote.
Early reports describe a long delayed offensive with Britain pressing vigorously, France showing renewed Verdun resolve, and Russia pushing in the east. The Kaiser faces a busy time ahead as allies coordinate moves, suggesting a more terrible scale and a potential move toward peace, but caution remains about a quick decision.
The article warns that victory over Germany is distant and costly for both sides. It foresees immense losses before conquest or permanent stalemate and suggests the fiercest battles may lie ahead after nearly two years of fighting.
A North Dakota primary law funds delegate costs for national conventions and requires repayment of excess funds. Delegates from North Dakota returned much of their $200 advances, contrasting with Montana and prompting comments on political economy and fiscal responsibility.
Senate naval affairs committee favors a five year plan to build 153 ships including 10 battleships 6 battle cruisers 50 torpedo boat destroyers and 58 coast submarines. The current year would add 3 battleships 4 battle cruisers 4 scout cruisers 12 coast submarines and 1 hospital and 1 ammunition ship at about 700000 dollars each.
Frances Marshall argues sport clothes offer a stylish yet affordable wardrobe. White linen frocks, sport hats, and simple sneakers suffice for summer resorts, with easy sewing projects for a tailored skirt, blouse, smocks, and belts. White skirts cost about 25 cents a yard. durable leather sneakers and canvas high shoes round out daily wear.
Dr Fantus of the University of Illinois leads a program to make candy medicines for many ailments. About 100 drugs are prepared as candies using base powders and flavorings, including quinine and salicylates. The approach aims to ease administration for children.
A collage of newspaper snips referencing opposition to militarism, calls for Justice Hughes, S Afric?an and Mexican provocations, and reactions to Taft Wilson and the progressive party's fate. Mentions Teal Hiram Johnson Carranza and Uncle Sam in mock headlines.
A prison joke ends with two years hard labor after a magisterial inquiry into a faux pistol display. A man withdraws from a race for Mabel’s hand, reasoning a millionaire could win her but would haunt him with reminders of what could have been.
In the United States there are 5,004 lighted aids to navigation with 1,500 identified as lighthouses or major lights.
The Philadelphia Record notes a claim that a Maine bull moose is extinct, prompting questions about why Maine is singled out and drawing reactions from Kansas City observers.
A collage of brief jokes and quips from Baltimore American Washington Star Puck Life and other papers. The humor covers marriage money politics and everyday antics with quick exchanges and punchlines.
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