Advertising and subscription details for The Standard
The Anaconda Standard lists addressing and subscription rates, with rates for daily and Sunday editions, and a map of newsstands outside Montana where The Standard is on sale. It shows advertising agents in New York Chicago and notes general business inquiries to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
Standard
New York
Park Row
Broadway
Chengo Congress
St Paul
St. Marie
Cigar and Coe
East Pitth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Woodward and Michian
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Denver
Child's News Agency
Portland
Bowman
O' Mera
Fifth
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattie—Whitney's
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Spokane
Stubeck
Wall and River
Fandard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Pooner
New York City
Chicago News
Bond Election Aims to Fund County Jail and Courthouse
Silver Row county voters are reminded of a July 27 special election to bond the county for 100000 to furnish and equip a new jail and to improve the courthouse and grounds. The proposal, once opposed, is seen as needed, with the old jail condemned and the plan ready for late summer and fall work. The campaign notes strong patriotic display in Butte on Independence Day, reflecting civic pride in local government.
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Silver Row
Butte
Liberty Bell on long journey to San Francisco exposition
The Liberty Bell departs Philadelphia today by special train for the San Francisco exposition arriving July 16 and to be displayed at the exposition grounds the following day. Millions are expected to view this historic memorial as it travels the route and on return to Independence Hall.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco Exposition
San Francisco
Exposition Grounds
Montana
Independence Hall
Excuse for Bryan resignation cited in Austria talk
The piece argues Secretary Bryan resigned after a conversation with Austria's Ambassador Dumba in which he allegedly told Berlin not to take the Washington note too seriously. Bryan says the Russian envoy misinterpreted him, but critics say his language as secretary of state should have been clear and unambiguous to avoid offense during a critical moment.
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Bryan
Ansador Dumba
Austria
Washington
Germany
Dumba
Berlin
Americans Seek Europe Trip Despite War Headlines
Easterners debate traveling to Europe amid ongoing war. Many Americans fear restrictions and danger while others insist on visiting to witness the conflict and its effects. The piece argues most tourists should stay home while some persist.
Republicans Aim to Reclaim Progressive Votes After Election
A heated meeting debated the fate of the Progressive Party. Speakers argued the party is dead or misaligned, while Republicans sought to court back Progressives by inviting all true progressive men and women to join the fold, amid calls for reform and cleaner party management.
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All Central Committee
Heltna
Prokreenive
Progressive Party
Repubican
Butte’s Turn: From Despair to Rising Prosperity
The article contrasts a year ago July Fourth in Butte marked by riot, destruction, and fear with current signs of revival. Miners earn 80 cents more daily, copper prices and stocks rise, real estate improves, and building activity resumes as law and order stabilize the city and county. It also notes Americans abroad should avoid Europe to prevent entangling the United States in international trouble and cites Red Cross war casualty estimates for the first eleven months of the war, suggesting about 5 million killed and 29 million wounded or prisoners overall.
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Butte
Hutte
London
Ambassador Page
United States
Washington
Europe
America
Red Cross Society
Itia
Red Cross
Short Stories in a Military Inspection and Jokes
A fragment from New York Journal presents comic vignettes: a military inspection notes a recruit’s gold medal and tall rival, a prize barn tale about Minnie and baby teeth, hotel guests and mice, a dog joke misquoted as a brass band, an American traveler at an English farm over ham, and a jeweler advising on ring inscriptions for changing engagements after a joke-filled night.
Signs of Worms in Children and Home Treatments
The article advises mothers to check for worms when a child has night terrors or grinding teeth and suggests microscopic stool tests and blood exams. It outlines a worm treatment cycle using santonin and purgatives, notes pinworms may require enemas, and highlights hookworm signs such as pallor and fatigue with emphasis on medical testing rather than self diagnosis.
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Caer
Chicago Tribune
Fragmented News Snippets On Politics And Oil History
A jumble of 1900s era clippings touches on Bryan and pacifism, Huerta border watch, Thaw testimony, New York politics, a European trip, and a note on real estate as demographics rise. It also includes quips about Billy Sunday, the thirteenth international navigation congress delay, a Jersey bullfrog case, and a primer on hydrocarbons from crude oil and their industrial uses.
Gasoline Prices Fall Despite War Demand
Gasoline, despite wartime demand, continues to drop in price across large centers. Improved refining methods enable greater output from the same crude oil, with a taxinducing fall from 1 cent to Ms cents per gallon. The article notes the potential for further reductions as new processes by Dr. Rittman of the U S Bureau of Mines emerge, though currently monopolized by a group of refiners.
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Baltimore Sun
Dr. Rittman
United States Bureau of Mines
Samuel Adams and the Nonimportation Campaign
The passage describes Samuel Adams as a master of opinion shaping via covert and public channels. It recounts how Westmoreland associations and Massachusetts actions built a network to oppose British policies, using voluntary pressure and organized correspondence to influence public sentiment, align local committees, and promote Adams’ propagandistic ideas.
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Samuel Adams
Cotta
Virginia
Westmoreland
Westmorand
Viren
Buden Tinsolaion
Anthony Hey
Willemobure
Georss Stason
Tran
Washington
the Commonwealth
Virgina
Massachusetts
Humor of the Day snippets from old newspapers
A collage of quips and mentions from various papers including Buffalo Express Baltimore American Washington Star Detroit Free Press and Birmingham Age Herald. Jokes about April Fool's Day morning headaches and a lawyers' club anecdote appear in lighthearted, fragmented snippets.
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Selly Islands
Buffalo
Baltimore
Venice
Eben
Washington Star
Detroit
Birminghan
Age-Herald
Hiram
Lawsers' Club
Bostan
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William J. Morton Co
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Chicago—Tribune
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Atlantic
Frank Colliarin
Haney
Mooney
Casey
Minnie
Annie
Nelle
Arizona
Jones
Rmer
Aylang
George
Alice
Tam
New York Journal
Underwood & Underwood
Mary Thaw
Harry Thaw
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Spirit of the Press
Mr. Bryan
Columbia State
Huerta
Stecord
Johnstown Democrat
Uss
Dr. Detours
Detra
Whitman
Johnstown
Stancnneia
Marty Thaw
Los Angeles
James J.issesumasen Enne
Memphis
Perris
Springfield Republican
Billy Sunday
Billy
Rochester Herala
Internional Congress of Navigation
Cleveland
Jersey
Wall Street Journal
Woodrow Wilson
Susly
Fulton & & May
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