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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1916

Page

6

Anaconda Standard publisher details and branches

The Anaconda Standard publishes notices from STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with addresses and branch information. It lists offices in Butte and Anaconda Montana, subscription rates, telephone numbers, and distribution details for daily and Sunday editions and outside Montana news agencies and partners.

Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietora Anaconda Standard Building Mont Baitorial Toyeessess Butte Telenhonen Montana Hotaline Clear News Co East Fifth Street Detroit Metropolitan News Co Woodwar Michigan Rochester Fifth and Wash Tacoma Treso News Co Seattle—Whitney Meattle Acme News Co Occidental and Wester Way Bpokane B. Stubeck, Wall and Riovente Standard Publishing Company Anaconda, Mont

Woodrow Wilson for President and Marshall for Vice President

The ticket lists Woodrow Wilson as President and Thomas R. Marshall as Vice President. Campaign materials urge support for the Democratic nominees in the forthcoming election.

Woodrow Wilson Thomas R. Marshall

Reading the Declaration on Independence Day in Butte

The piece urges the governor to read the Declaration of Independence during today’s Independence Day celebration in Butte. It argues the reading educates youth and newcomers about American citizenship, governance, and the nation’s enduring charter, and calls for faithful public observance with parades, bands, fireworks, and patriotism.

Butte United States

Maine Election Scoreboard Signals National Wind

The September Maine vote stands as a key early test with two U.S. Senators up and a battle over Republican majorities. Analysts say a strong GOP showing could foretell a national Republican tilt in November, while a weaker result hints at Democratic momentum. Maine’s past margins behind presidential races are cited as context for current expectations.

Maine Mane Senate Wilson Taft

Governors by party in early 20th century elections

The text lists governor election outcomes by party across years 1902 to 1914. Democratic gains are noted in 1902 1906 1908 and 1910 with varying margins, followed by a Republican win in 1912 and a Democratic win again in 1914, with margins around the 4 000 and 19 000 ranges respectively.

Fourth of July notes mix war talk and vignettes from Butte

A fragmented compilation discusses peace with Mexico versus war, European reflections on conflict costs, and political figures like Hughes touring Butte. It blends historical date milestones, local celebrations, and satirical jibes about Carranza, Sir Roger Casement, and U.S. civic life, ending with chatter on election rhetoric and the Fourth.

Big Elk in Butte A City Wonder Attracts All Eyes

The mammoth elk sculpture dominates the principal business corner in Butte. Citizens were surprised by the colossal display, viewing it as a remarkable work of art and a lasting feature of city life.

Butte Rhodes Josh

Public Health Warning on Tetanus From Fireworks

The United States Public Health Service repeats its Fourth of July warning on tetanus from blank cartridges and firecrackers. Past years show high fatalities, though 1914 saw three deaths and hopes for none. Treat any wound promptly with a physician. anti tetanic serum is effective.

United States Public Health Service United States Maine Bureaus of Health

How to Keep Well Exercises From a Chicago Tribune

Dr W A Evans presents a compact guide of workplace friendly exercises including arm raises leg lifts tree sways and body bends. The piece notes indoor seasonal limits and advises daily brief sessions to keep muscles active during long indoor days. It cites monthly health letter No 20 from the Lite Extension institution and emphasizes minimal time and effort.

Axaume Halse Lite Extension Institution Chicago Tribune

Spirit of the Press on Carranza and Peace Notes

A string of editorial snatches from major papers discusses Carranza rumors in uniform, Wilson's peace stance, Hughes' political risk, and gun signals amid a pending peace conference. The quotes show press tone on U S politics, war ships, and diplomacy, highlighting skepticism toward statements and the need for clear action.

Humor Snippets from Old Newspapers Across Towns

A collage of quips and jokes from Boston Transcript Detroit Free Press Baltimore American Heston Transcript and Washington Star. It includes lines on poems reform schools executive credit weather foresight and altruisms plus a community motor run to a state school with 530 riders and a 450 population census note.

Boston Transcript Detroit Free Press Baltl Heston Grove County Hays

Mary Pickford’s Audition Tale at Griffith Studio

A first person reminiscence recalls a tense audition at D. W. Griffith's studio where a young hopeful, claiming two years with Bele and a decade on stage, faces banter about salary and proves herself in a trial scene. Griffith, teasing yet supportive, guides her through a pivotal test before the stage lights.

Geilfith Mary Pickford Cass Mr. Geittith Jen Kate Bruce Daddy Milpler Owen Moore Arthur Johnson Mack Sennett Marion Leonard Florence Lawrence Grifith

Housewife’s Cherry Delights and War-Time Notes

The excerpt offers kitchen recipes using cherries including a cherry pie with rich crust and whipped cream, a cherry tapioca mold, and a cherry drink. It also references a wartime joke on a prize composition by Lance Coal Calder of the London Scottish wounded at Loos, and a Stratford festival setting.

McClure Lance Coal” Calder London Scottish Loos

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