Standard Publishing Company ad rates and distribution
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices and delivery options for daily and Sunday issues including by mail rates of seven fifty per month for carriers and yearly advances. It notes nationwide mail rates and specifies outside Montana sale points and agent networks for the paper.
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North America
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Broadway
Congress Hotel
St Paul
St. Marie
Woodwart
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly
Clear
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake
Ima van Patten
Francisco
United News
Lee Angeles
Acme News Agency
Fego— Childe
Portland
Rowman, Postoffice Commer
Two Community Movements Planned for Butte
Two benefit efforts start in Butte with aims at a deaconess hospital and a YMCA. The hospital fundraiser seeks 100000 dollars to begin operations while the YMCA project aims to build a facility for young men. Both are described as benevolent, not profit seeking, and expected to gain strong local support.
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Butte
Silver Decline Dims Hopes In Metal Market
Silver, after rising to about 75 cents, has fallen again from its war era surge. The jump was mainly due to Europe’s coinage demand and temporary mine openings. Now demand wanes and silver recedes while other metals gain from wartime conditions.
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Europe
Prohibitionists Target Progressives in 1912 Campaign
The Prohibitionists plan a continued push next week into the campaign year 1912, aiming to win over supporters from the old eastern faction of the party. They seek peace and progressive labor legislation while expanding their appeal beyond current backers.
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Eas Eenes
Butte Man McDowell Urged For Re election As Lieutenant Governor
The article argues for McDowell's renomination by the Democratic Party reflecting his record of service in Silver Bow County and statewide. It urges voters at the August primaries to evaluate candidates on past performance, honesty, and fitness for office, warning that reform comes from merit, not new office.
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Butte
Montana
Silver Bow County
W. W. McDowell
Helena
McDowell
Leutenant
Lorce
Unfair Tax on Copper Industry Sparks Senate Debate
The piece condemns a swift house passage of a revenue bill taxing copper used in war munitions, accusing the measure of discrimination since other war material sectors face no similar levy. It urges senate repudiation and calls for fair taxation of all American industries. It also discusses voter responsibility in Silver Bow county, warning that popularity or ambition alone does not guarantee fitness for office and noting past convention checks on aspirants.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Progressive Vote Split Forecast Shapes 1916 Race
Analysts calculate possible outcomes in Montana and nationwide showing Wilson needing roughly one-third of Roosevelt’s 1912 progressive vote to threaten Hughes. Scenarios vary from Wilson carrying key states with a fifth of that vote to a decisive Hughes win if Wilson takes only a quarter.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Hughes
Ohio
New Jersey
Montana
Taft
Hunts Up Jawbreakers
Colby senior Peter J. Mayers Jr waited until final exams were over after an argument about long words in Boston newspapers.
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The
Boston Globé
Boston
Peter J. Mayers Jr
Colby
Man Shows Long Word Feats from New Rochelle
New Rochelle resident Mr Mayers lists increasingly long words found in dictionaries. He cites undistinguishableness and anticonstitutionalist with 21 letters, then discovers longer terms such as pneumonocotyi... not exhaustive, but remarks heavier words like palatopharyngeolaryngea and even longer terms. He notes humor in stretching simple words to immense lengths.
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Boston
Mayers
Mr. Mayers
New Rochelle
A True Sport's Regret and Other Short Tales
A collection of quick vignettes from urban life features Wayne Berry defending his grandmother’s home against burglars, a writer negotiating verbal contracts in show business, and a boy Willie misreading a book title, all glimpsed through short, dated storytelling style.
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Variety
Sl.a
Philadelphia Inquirer
Wayne Berry
Speed
Wayne
Berry
Kansas City Times
Preventive measures for infantile paralysis outlined
Dr W A Evans summarizes a 1911 American Medical Association committee report on controlling infantile paralysis. Key points stress blood and spinal tests for early cases, disinfection of discharges, strict handling of contaminated items, and limited shared spaces during outbreaks. Some debate exists over fumigation versus surface cleaning and nasal discharge focus.
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American Medical Association
Frost
Hill
London
Dixon
Pin Department
Orde
Kipling
Chicago Tribune
War Talk And Punny Political Jabs In 1913 Press
A collage of faux headlines and cheeky quips from 1913 newspapers satire on Roosevelt married men enlistment, Hughes jokes, Taft, Villa, Bryan and Carranza funding, plus Brandeis on the Supreme Court. reflects holiday-style political humor and cross-paper mockery of public figures.
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Roosevelt
Detroit Free Pre
Carranza
Democratic Campaign Committee
Boston Transcript
Humor Bits and Snippets from a 1920s Page
A collage of light jokes and quips includes fisher folk banter about bait and bites, a tongue in cheek exchange about engines having ears, a Senator Sorham line about republics, a Mamie Brown engagement ring joke, a paper hanger fiancé, a Tarot joke about selling a car, and a playful remark about mortgaging a house to buy a machine.
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Jones
Bobby
Grandma
Senator Sorham
Washington Star
Mamie Brown
Boston Transcript
Personalities I Have Met Sarah Bernhardt in San Francisco
A narrator recalls meeting Sarah Bernhardt in the dressing room before a performance in San Francisco. The actress speaks in French through an interpreter, praising youth and wonder, while the writer reflects on fame, aging, and appreciation for the divine artist. Bernhardt signs a photo for a young American girl and the narrator anticipates a future reunion.
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Sarat Bernhardt
Madame Bernhardt
San Francisco
Beatrice
Allence
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme Bernhardt
Ameri
Bernhardt
Brax Vo
Fruit Culture And The Home Diet In 1916
Housewife's Economy urges daily fruit for health and digestion. It notes fruit’s high water content, skin intactness to prevent germs, and the benefits of cooked or dried fruit. Advice promotes consuming apples nightly and peaches on rising, contrasting fruit with candy and stressing affordability.
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McClure Newspaper
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Seseereee Mosioneary
Fast
Porfign Advertising
William J. Morton Co
New Tormk
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
POR
Prohibitionists
Prohibiton
Wille
Willie
Charles Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Kansas City Journal
Deutchland
Baltimore
Bremen
Count von Bernstorff
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Spirit of the Press
Brandeis
Ben
Supreme Bench
Columbia State
Fairbanks
Tom Marshall
Chicago Post
Deele May
Frances Marshall
Rice & May, Proprietors
Keep Fe
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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