Anaconda Standard Publication Office Details
Publication notices list the Anaconda Standard offices and contact numbers for the editorial and business departments. It notes the address in Anaconda Montana and mentions the Butte branch at East Broadway, with telephone lines for each department.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Bulldine
Mont
Bell Nhones— Editorial
East Broadway
Foreign Advertising William J Morton Co Salaried Representative
William J Morton Co announces a salaried representative position based in New York Fifth Avenue and Chicago Tribune buildings. The ad emphasizes a formal posting for a sales or advertising role within major city offices.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
P Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Eurscription Rates Daily and Sunday by Carrier
Rates listed for daily and Sunday Eurscription by carrier 65 cents per month 7.99 a year with collection by carrier Mail rates for North America 80 cents per month 2.75 six months 7.00 a year in advance Sunday Standard by mail 50 cents per copy 2.50 a year in advance
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North America
Sunday Standard
West Coast and Midwest News Agencies Listed
A compilation of newspaper and newsstand addresses across major U S cities listing stores and agents such as New York Hotaling’s on Broadway Chicago Concreas hotel St Paul N St Marie Cigar and News Co Detroit Rochester Kelly clear estate Denver Western News Agency Salt Lake Pimma Van Patten San Francisco United News Los Angeles Kemr News Agency San Diego Childs News Portland Rowman O’Mara Tacoma Treco News Co Seattle Whitnerfs News Agency Acme News Co and others with a note that all business correspondence should be sent to Standard Publishing Company.
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New York
Hotaling
Broadway
Chicago
Concreas
St Paul
N. St Marie
Cigar and News Co
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Portland
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Treco News Co
Seattle
Whitnerv
Acmea News Co
Occidental
Global War Turmoil Reaches Continents On All Sides
The report notes Turkish forces near Persia, India aiding England, a Chinese revolution, and colonial campaigns in Africa by Belgium France and Britain. Egypt and the Mediterranean region mobilize, Mexico and Canada mobilize, Australia drains troops, while South America remains at peace.
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Persia
India
England
China
Africa
Germany
Egypt
Mediterranean
Mexico
United States
Canada
Europe
Australia
South America
Ford and the Progressives and the Wilson Hughes Race
The piece discusses progressives may form another convention or back Ford the prohibition candidate. Ford stands for peace prohibition and national women’s suffrage while progressives back national suffrage and likely prohibition. The contest remains Wilson versus Hughes with Ford possibly drawing votes from either side.
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Hughes
Wilson
Ford
Good Roads Convention in Anaconda hailed as Montana milestone
Anaconda hosts the Good Roads convention hailed as the state’s most successful ever. Speakers urged practical reforms for Montana’s welfare and emphasized citizens’ duties beyond class interests. Astrologers find 1916 dull with no notable celestial events to spark prophecies.
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Good Roads
Anaconda
Montana
Butte Needs a Young Men's Christian Association
The article argues Butte Montana lacks a YMCA while other cities such as Great Falls Helena Billings Bozeman Miles City Kalispell have active groups. It notes widespread favorable sentiment and plans for an active campaign to establish a YMCA in Butte, predicting success.
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United States
Butte
Young Men's Christian Association
Montana
Great Falls
Helena
Billings
Bozeman
Miles City
Kalispell
One Land of Peace
A historical piece notes that South America, once beset by internal strife and regional wars, has enjoyed lasting peace since Europe’s large war began. The author contrasts a peaceful continent with Europe and Western Asia embroiled in ongoing battles.
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South America
Peru
Ecuador
Venezuela
Colombia
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Europe
Western Asia
Syria
Cooperation with health authorities urged
A fragment urges cooperation with health authorities in all matters, contrasting it with dodging or obstructing their efforts and noting historical context in York and Massachusetts before, with no trouble in Montana.
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York
Massachusetts
Montana
Bond Treasury Plan For Navy Defense
The piece argues issuing bonds totaling about 300 million dollars to fund a larger navy, rather than direct taxes on a few citizens or industries. It contends bonds spread the burden equitably, with the cost ultimately paid by all rather than a heavy immediate levy on select groups.
New Jersey coast sharks drive sea serpents from war zone
A bizarre report claims man eating sharks off the New Jersey coast have driven sea serpents from their claimed area and seized it for themselves in a strange coastal confrontation.
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New Jersey
Mexico’s Remarkable Comeback From Delirium Tremens
The remark notes Mexico’s unusually frequent bouts of delirium tremens and its surprising ability to rebound with strength. It highlights the nation’s resilience amid repeated crises and recoveries.
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Mexico
Fewer Progressives Speak on Stump Compared to Campaign Trail
Analysts note a shift as fewer progressive candidates hit the stump while more prep work and fundraising dominate campaigns. The trend reflects strategic pacing ahead of upcoming primaries and potential turnout implications.
Parker of Louisiana Leads Rivalry With Big Kick
The phrase notes Mr. Parker of Louisiana lacks a large bat but shows a notable kicking ability in a playful sports quip. The line highlights a humorous take on athletic prowess and regional pride without detailing a formal event.
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Mr. Parker
Louisiana
Carranza Government Faces Uncertain Survival Amid Mocked Turmoil
The de facto Carranza regime appears fragile though may endure. observers warn it is exposed to numerous destabilizing vulnerabilities. The report frames the situation as fragile and acutely exposed to internal and external pressures.
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Carranza
Unclear Text Note
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions a colonel and a weapon but lacks full context or actionable details. No identifiable event, names, or location can be reliably reported from the provided snippet.
Roosevelt and Parker Face Off Over Public Dispute
In a note on national affairs the writer suggests the country will excuse Colonel Roosevelt and Mr. Parker if they choose to step outside to settle their differences. The remark frames a debate about public conduct and personal confrontation.
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Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Parker
Montana Weather Resists Harsh Mercury Extremes
In Montana the article notes that the high temperatures in the region do not lead to disastrous effects on the population. It implies a resilience or tolerance to elevated heat levels without widespread harm.
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Montana
Carranza Whiskers Cause Debate Over Style and Courage
The line about Carranza sparks discussion on whether facial whiskers serve as necktie protection or chin concealment. Observers note the striking look while historians weigh practical and symbolic meanings.
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Carranza
Henry Ford as Prohibition Candidate Is Warned Of Defeat
A commentary urges Henry Ford to begin building readiness for a likely loss if he runs as the prohibition presidential nominee. The piece stresses the political difficulty and the need for strong preparation before entering the race.
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Henry Ford
Not yet is Germany or England breaking war blame
The line suggests neither Germany nor England has successfully shifted responsibility for the war onto the other, implying ongoing political contention over accountability. It echoes a cautious stance on assigning fault to a single party.
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Germany
England
Parker Eyes V P Victory Amid Tight Election Hopes
The brief notes that the election is about four months away and Parker could win the vice presidency in a tense finish, though current outlook appears dim for a near-sighted observer.
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Parker
June Air War Losses Hit Seventy percent Daily Average
Berlin reports in June that 61 enemy merchantmen were sunk marking a sharp drop or rare day when the wartime average of two ships per day was not met. The statement contrasts expected daily losses with the actual tally for the month.
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Berlin
Elks Pledge Aid to Families of Soldiers
The Elks pledge to shield the family of any member who goes to the front. The vow promises to keep the wolf from the door and provide support during wartime service.
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Grand Lode of
Elks
No surrender in war as Britain and Berlin trade boasts
The report notes both London and Berlin claim each side gains no net advantage and celebrates the enemy’s losses. The exchange reflects wartime propaganda with sharp rhetoric on battlefield reversals and morale.
Orpet Decries Summer Dullness in Complaint
William H. Orpet voices discontent with the season claiming a lack of liveliness and activity. He cites the heat and slow pace as factors limiting engagement and public events during the period.
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William H. Orpet
Republican assurance on colonel’s big stick on porch
A political note states that the colonel has arrived but his influence remains modest, as the party seeks to assure all concerned that his presence carries no aggression or immediate threat.
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Republican Party
Sailors from Deutschland Arrested in Washington
Six Deutschland crew members were arrested in Washington for auto speeding, prompting a caution that their feats of velocity belong to sea navigation. The incident paints the sailors as quick to trouble.
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Washington
President Wilson Mistaken About Mexico Lucid Intervals
The remark critiques President Wilson’s view of Mexico, suggesting a belief in temporary periods of clarity that do not reflect the country’s enduring political instability and complex regional dynamics.
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Wilson
Mexico
Disgruntled Progressives Warned by Colonel
A tense warning arrives as a colonel threatens action if progressive factions push too far. The note hints at sudden disruption resembling a European warlike disturbance.
Montana portrayed as finest yet not overdone resort
The text praises Montana as a premier summer retreat but states it should not be overwhelmed by resort culture. It frames Montana as desirable without excessive commercialization or crowding.
Loss of Ohioan Burton Sparks Search Across City
In a hurried incident, Mr. Burton of Ohio appears to be missing, triggering a rapid local search as authorities and residents monitor for any sign of his whereabouts. No further details on time or circumstances are provided in the fragment.
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Mr. Burton
Ohio
Watter son Kentucky Sees Bumper Crop of Democrats
A western governor states that Kentucky is forecast for a bumper crop of Democrats while weather varies but avoids severe sickness, noting morale stays positive in spite of occasional gloom.
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Colonel Watterson
Kentucky
Colonels and sharks in the year 1920 scene
The passage imagines a colonel looming behind Hughes with a sandbag as 1920 eyes look on. It warns New Jersey’s "man-eating" sharks to quit their craving and lie low, lest they tempt fate.
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Hughes
New Jersey
Sandy’s fare dispute on crowded city car turns comic
In a humorous tale a passenger named Sandy pushes through a crowded streetcar as each stop requires moving up to admit riders. He finally reaches his stop only to be accused of not paying, declaring he has walked all along.
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Sandy
Washington Star
Baltimore American
Wafe
John
Pittsburg Press
Charley
Ans
Buffalo Express
How to Keep Well Mosquitoes and Malaria on Shipboard
Dr Given notes on Cadmus voyages in 1911 12 in Chinese waters. Mosquitoes and malaria were much less in 1912 versus 1911. No malaria cases in ten months on Yangtze. Citronella oil used as repellent. half drachm applied to hands feet and face provides at least four hours protection. General Holmes suggested gauze dipped in oil bound around wrists ankles and forehead for similar protection.
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Given
Yangtze
Holmes
Mosquito Prevention Aboard Ships Reveals Citronella and Nets
A naval wartime report notes citronella at 12 cents an ounce retail and Joss Sticks proving effective in ward rooms while netting proves hard to fit Hammocks sleep on ships complicate netting and mesh accuracy compares favorably with wire screens Netting tears let insects through making It less reliable for hammock usage
Mosquito Netting and Shipboard Breeding Troubles
A 1916 Chicago Tribune piece describes shaping mosquito netting over a hammock to form a torpedo shape, creating a mosquito proof cover when tightened. It notes mosquito nets tear easily and block air, while screens on portholes and vents prove worse than useless as mosquitoes enter cabins. bilge water in lifeboats and rowboats is identified as major breeding sites.
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Chicago Tribune
Housewife's Economy Market or Not
The piece weighs pros and cons of personal market trips for housewives in 1916. It weighs saving money against time and effort, notes gardening as an alternative economy, and suggests evaluating exercise, baby care, trust in dealers, and using telephones or order services when appropriate. It ends with guidance to weigh personal time, earnings, and enjoyment in decision.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Political Cartoon Roundup Portrays Roosevelt Parker Lind Carranza
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers notes Roosevelt and Parker on the Bull Moose ticket with references to Lind Carranza and note-writing contests. The tone pokes at political figures and their allies amid a lively press texture.
Humorous Clippings from 20th Century Newspapers
A montage of light jokes and quips from multiple papers. Banter about gender, manners, and daily life appears with punchlines about waiting for women’s reasons, gas prices, double lives, and misfit poetry. Includes banter on copy readers and newspaper duties.
Care of the Children Amid Infantile Paralysis Fears
A Billings dispatch notes a 15 year old boy’s death in Hardin attributed to infantile paralysis by one physician, with another disagreeing. It lists six preventive steps: swat stable flies, avoid shared drinking Cups, avoid kissing and lending handkerchiefs, isolate sick children, avoid exhausting trips, and keep pets from roaming. It urges calm despite past severe epidemics in New...
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Billings
Hardin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
GIVES HER LAST HORSE FOR SERVICE ON BORDER
Miss Charlotte Peck Acer of Huntington Long Island and New York has donated her last horse Chappie a polo pony to the United States for war service. An expert horsewoman she previously sent four of her thoroughbreds to France and three were killed in action.
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Charlotte Peck Acer
Huntington
L. I
New York
Chappie
United States
Miss Acer
Highheld
Henry L. Stimson
John A. Acer
244Th Brigade
Montreal
France
Frank Adams Acer
Blanche Bates Shapes Career Of Unknown Actress
The narrator details how Blanche Bates, through kindness and a letter of introduction to manager Belasco, unlocked access to the stage for a little unknown girl. Bates later retires to a country life, devoted to her husband and two children, while remaining a radiant former star admired for her past roles.
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Miss Blanche Bates
Mr. Belasco
Miss Bates
Blanche Bates
Hattie
Wings of Hope
Mr. Griffith
Misa Bates
Ife
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