Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Addresses
The Anaconda Standard lists publication and advertising details. Rates for daily and Sunday by carrier, contact addresses include New York Fifth Avenue and Chicago Tribune Building. Outside Montana the Standard is sold at various news agencies nationwide with listed outlets and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Pumiisnxe Company
Pontomer
Anaconda
Orice—Standard Building
Mont. Bell Prones— Battoria No
Wiliam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago— Tribune
North America
Matt Fe
Adrance
RWS
Montana
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
Cnrnar
Portland
Presidential Ballot Lineup for Wilson and Marshall
The ticket lists Woodrow Wilson as president and Thomas R. Marshall as vice president, reflecting a campaign slate presented for the upcoming election. The names are repeated, indicating a primary emphasis on the same duo across multiple references.
Overwhelming Montana Governor Stewart nomination urged
The piece declares Sammel W. Stewart should be renominated and overwhelmingly reelected as Montana governor. It lauds his four years in office for fidelity, ability, dignity, and unassailable integrity, urging citizens to support a large majority in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammel W. Stewart
Montana
Stewart
Fta
Austrian Prisoners Battle Losses Mount in Eastern Front
A Petrograd dispatch reports that Russians captured from June 4 onward total many, with Austrian and German losses near 500000 in killed and wounded. Most captives are Austrian. Germans also among them. Russia’s gains in Bukowina and Galicia precede broader questions of war endurance and Austrian needs for immediate aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Bukowina
Galicia
United States Regular Army
Causcasus Mountains
Austria
Paving Work Resumes on West Broadway in Butte
Work on West Broadway begins again from Montana street to Western avenue, aiming for full speedy completion after a recent strike pause. Citizens hope to replace granite blocks with a modern pavement, uniting property owners and business leaders in support of a better roadway for a growing city center.
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West Broadway
Butte
Montana Street
Av Nue
Tts
Ace Cord
Health and political musings amid infantile paralysis alarm
The piece recounts Dr. Flexner and Health Commissioner Emerson warning that infantile paralysis attacks strong children, with no preventive or cure, amid a broad U.S. health and economic panorama. It cites mortality rates, crowding risks, and public guidance, then threads into wartime politics, finance, and international affairs with a satirical newspaper voice.
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Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
Emerson
New York Health Department
Public Health Office
Washington
New York City
New England
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Vermont
Public Health Service
United States
Dakotas
New York
Big City
Austria Help Would Have Overshadowed Early War
The text argues Austria’s aid could have altered initial wartime outcomes. It notes Germany would struggle to sustain Austria again as German forces face eastern Russian pressure and western French and British advances, stressing manpower shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Germany
Political rhetoric and campaign tension quoted
A segment critiques campaign tactics and interparty tensions. The text references Pre ident Wilson reiterating points, Carrangi’s actions, and an old-fashioned man clinging to a delusion of a quiet campaign after Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrangi
Chicago
Campaig
Housewife's Economy Seeks Labor-Saving Items Across Floors
A 1918 McClure Newspaper Syndicate piece argues for placing labor-saving tools on every floor of a home. It urges broom dusters and cleaning kits on first and second floors, with brushes, polish, and mops kept ready for easy access to reduce fatigue and cost over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McChurs ‘Wapaper Syndicate
Humor of the Day and a Young Bride’s Spring Choice
A quirky dialogue highlights altruism and vulgarity debates amid auto trucks and a rich critique. A young bride tells her grandmother she plans marriage this spring, asserting she is being fitted for married life as she speaks with calm certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Randell
Delaney
Rogers
Adler
United States
Grandma
London
Sisters Ride Motorcycle Across Continent to San Francisco
Misses Adeline and Augusta Van Buren of New York began a cross country motorcycle trip on July 3 aiming for San Francisco. They plan 3,814 miles by August 31 riding 100 to 150 miles daily and describe the venture as evidence women can match men in preparedness and resourcefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline
Augusta van Buren
New York
San Francisco
CARE OF BABY IN HOT WEATHER AND SLEEP GUIDELINES
Extracted from a 32 page book by Dr W A Evans Chicago. It advises infants wear only diaper and thin gauze in heat, with light clothing and simple undyed fabrics, avoid tight wraps, and use cotton for breathability. It covers gentle care, washing soiled clothes in boiling water, and sleep practices for babies up to age six, including naps and bed settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
Urs
Nolee
Tanguay
Chicago Tribune
Noisy Press Takes A Swing At Policy And Pulpit
A jumble of quoted lines mocks U S attitudes toward Carranza and Mexico. Satirical notes from the Brooklyn Sausage, Pict ure Dispute earner of Louisian and Memphis Commercial Appeal tease politics, opium, hospitals, and peace pleas. The chatter reflects editorial wit in early 20th century papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Saale
David Starr Jordan
Short Stories No Wanting Peace and a Stage Debut Laugh
A Scottish farmer confronts death as his wife offers consolation and a last gesture of peace. Meanwhile a would be singing star at Toca music hall is thrust offstage after a valiant but failing trial, the crowd left empty yet amused by the abrupt exit and misfit performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
Republican Party
Perkins
Tart
Roosevelt
Brooklyn Eagle
New "York
Sandy
Jean
Wea
Toca
Necacaeeleae
Aeirens Ager
Douglas Fairbanks in a lively Rialto visit recalled
A group at a dinner table debates laughter and tears and then unexpectedly encounters Douglas Fairbanks returning from California. He shares his joy in acting, pranks the crowd with jokes about Indians, yachts a nine guest boat, and suggests playful outdoor walks. The evening ends with praise for his athletic, humorous screen presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Janis
Douglas Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
Rialto
Reggie
Douglas Fairhepks
California
Fairbanks
Indies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Overnor Stewart
Natonal City Bank of
America
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dana
Mr. Perkingsedome
St. Paul
Mr. Hughes
Democrats
Progressive Party
Brusiloff
Hughes
Wilson
Preident
Frances Marshall
Augusta van
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press
Chicago Herald
Memphis
MoCiure
Wspape
Ourse
Larchmont
Mr. Fairbanks
Mr. Paiba
Leleure
Lander Way
Montana Roofing Company
Wyoming
Peery Hechtman
7Th Main Street
A. C. M. Hardware Co
A. C.M. Hardware CO
Main, Sn
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