Standard Publishing Company contact and circulation details
The Anaconda Standard identifies branches and rates, lists advertising departments, and provides mail and carrier rates. It notes sale locations outside Montana and lists multiple city news agencies and offices, with general business correspondence directed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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NEWE
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty Eighth
Broadway
Chicago Congress Hotel
St Paul_N. St. Marie
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Standard Publishing Company
Aaconds
Mont
European war opinion shifts toward respect for French army
European reports on July 9 acknowledge German admiration for French valor and endurance, noting a shift from earlier Franco Prussian War contempt. While civilians still nurture animosities, some Berlin observers now credit the French with worthy foes, hinting peace may bring adjusted relations and shared prosperity despite immense war costs.
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England
Berlin
Cotton acreage cut to curb surplus amid wartime crop view
Government appeals to southern farmers yield a 71 000 acre reduction from last year. This lowers expected cotton production by about 2 500 000 bales while the wheat crop is forecast at 963 000 000 bushels. Germany has captured vast Russian and allied prisoners, stressing wartime logistics and German resources.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Philadelphia Record
Montana automobiles and war relief notes in 1914 issue
Montana automotives rise as 12 000 keys issued for current year license tax. State funds from auto licenses likely allocated to road improvements, with counties handling much of the road work. The War Relief Commission report highlights Belgium, Holland, Serbia, Poland, and Galicia relief efforts with multi‑million spending and employment programs. Discussions cover British munitions, naval science under Admiral Fisher, and evolving warfare tech including submarines and gases. References to political figures and events mix with commentary on global conflict and domestic issues.
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Berlin
Germany
Ihs
Galicia
Montana
War Relief Commission
Rockefeller Foundation
Belgium
Holland
France
Poland
Tiewice
American Red Cross
Serbia
Relief Commission
Lloyd George
Lord Fisher
Board of Inventions
Admiralty
Baron Fisher
Winston Churchill
Orwly
Tetanus Facts From The Physicians Notes 1915
Medical column outlines tetanus symptoms starting with swallowing difficulty and sweating, jaw clamping, and body rigidity. Discusses causes, contaminated wounds, carriers among horses and humans, oxygen needs for bacteria, and wartime antitoxin treatments with practical cautions. Emphasizes early wound care and public warning.
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Chicago Tribune
Short Stories and City Train Car Moments
The column mixes a snippet about Col E M House in international affairs with a humorous anecdote about a hobo seeking food and work. It also describes busy train conductors urging passengers, a stout traveler asking about edgeways entry, and a curious child asking his mother’s age in a suburban car.
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E. M. House
Eccube
Iamahor
Philadelphia
Telegraph
London
General Congress Called by Virginia and Massachusetts
In May 1774 Virginia ordered a day of fasting and prayer and urged a general congress to unite the colonies in a common cause. The Raleigh tavern hosted a convention planning August measures, while Massachusetts pushed for a congress of committees. Delegates gathered in Philadelphia in September from all colonies except Georgia, with varied aims from compromise to liberty.
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Virginia Burgesses
Boston
America
Dunmore
Lonk
Raleigh Tavern
Raleigh
Virginia
Lady Dunmore
Rhode Ialand
New York
Massachusetts
Congress
Massachusetts Assembly
Massachusettsetts
Philadelphia
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Spirit of the Press and Political Jabs Across Papers
A collage of quotations mocks officials and abroad policy, highlighting criticism of Huerta, Secretary Lansing, and other figures. The piece notes a Chicago woman traveling a thousand miles to vote, reflecting turnout and political sentiment during the recent election.
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Cornell
Dernburg
Lansing
Huerta
United Stat
Kipling
Teesland
BMI
Kaiser
Francis Joseph
Columbia
Haan’ Ang Chamtawaun Dai
Detroit Free Press
Washington Post
Chicago
Humorous Quips From Historic Paper Snippets
A collage of jokes and cartoon captions from daily humor columns and notes, featuring witty exchanges about wine habits, fashion, housekeeping, riding habits, executions of painting, cook references, and motoring quips. Includes remarks attributed to Baltimore American Princeton Tiger Pitt Panther Puck and Washington Star.
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Princeton Tiger
Helen
Pitt Panther
William’ the Conqueror
Baltimore
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