Daily Advertising Rates and Newsstand Outlets Listed
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising rates for daily and Sunday delivery and notes carrier and mail prices. It enumerates newsstand locations across Montana and major cities with agent names and outlets such as New York, Chicago, Detroit, Denver, and Seattle for standard and foreign advertising.
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North America
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Broadway
Chienen—Crnerens
Paul
St Marie
Nova Co
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metronautal News
Tommer Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly clear_ s
Denver
Western News
Bal Fake Emme van Patten
Jnetaco
United News
Aay
Ton Aneeten
Komi Lewn Areney
Jan Dieco
Childe News Agency
Portland
Rawman
Stewart and Myers Seek renomination for governor and senator
In a party statement the Montana Democrats urge renomination of Governor Samuel V. Stewart and United States Senator Henry L. Myers. They praise Stewart as a capable, faithful leader and Myers as loyal and productive in representing state interests, urging voters to reelect both to solidify Democratic governance.
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Samuel V. Stewart
Henry L. Myers
United Snter
Stewart
Myers
Montana
United States Senate
Congress
Help the Workingman Oppose Yearly Road Tax
A reader laments ongoing road taxes paid by the average workingman and argues auto owners should bear the cost of improved roads. The piece notes automobiles improved roads and urges policy change so nonowners no longer pay the tax while motorists maintain infrastructure.
Automobiles shown to ease rural road tax burden
A department of agriculture compilation shows 90 percent of registration and license fees going to state roads. In the year 1915, 2,445,664 vehicles paid $18,245,718 in fees, up from 1914. Auto revenues now fund nearly 7 percent of rural road and bridge costs, up from 1906. More power to the auto.
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Department of Agriculture
Mud and menace mark western front opinion pieces
A collage of WWI observations on mud hindered bombardment and map accuracy rumors, plus social notes on wartime labor shifts for women. The column critiques political figures, reports on British and German actions, and riffs on figures like Roosevelt, Parker, and Villa with a mix of satirical and serious tones.
Public health spending versus war costs debated by Senator Ransdell
Senator Ransdell, chair of the Public health committee, argues that annual losses from malaria and typhoid in the United States approach a near billion dollars, rivaling war costs. He notes federal outlays of over five million for animal and plant disease control and under two million for citizen health, urging preparedness to save human lives.
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Ransdell
Louisiana
Senate
America
Uncle Sam
Widespread Shortage of Female Help During War Years
The New York state employment bureau reports a shortage of immigrant women for housework as war conditions shift workers toward public institutions. Miss Louise Odencrantz notes more applicants favor public employment for regular hours and time off, while Charles Barnes links it to social distinctions. The piece frames immigrants as the remaining solution to labor shortages.
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Commission On Household Economics
American Home Economies Association
Ithaca
N.Y
Gto
Cadeejes
New York State Employment Bureau
New York City
Louise Odencrantz
Brooklyn
Bureau
Charles Barnes
WELPING PARALYTICS SHOWS HOPE FOR REGAINING LIMB USE
Dr Evans reports a 25 year paralytic case from Montenore home who after surgery and regular massage and exercise regained some arm and leg function. The patient stood walked and has limited hand use. Early orthopedic treatment and daily mobilization were key to improvement.
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M. W
Montenore
Dra. Elliott
Boorstein
Kan
Ives
Phin
Caren
Housewife's Economy Mint in the Kitchen Garden
Frances Marshall extols mint as a versatile kitchen plant, noting its growth options near the home and its use in mint sauce. She describes mint’s value for cooks and hints at interesting flavors it can add to dishes.
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Dow Sill
They Rule With a Smile Instead of a Bull Whip
Managers Bill Donovan of the Yankees and Wilbert Robinson of the Dodgers lead their leagues with similar smiling management styles. They avoid the whip approach used by rivals who ride players, and their teams set the pace in both leagues.
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Bill” Donovan
Wilbert Robinson
Yankees
Dodgers
Mint as Flavor Booster in Roasts and Jellies
The article describes mint preparation for lamb and mutton dishes. It covers making a mint syrup with sugar vinegar and water, pouring over chopped mint and chili, and serving with lamb chops. It also explains mint jelly methods and adding mint to drinks and vegetables for delicate flavor. It notes copyright 1916 McClure Syndicate.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Humor of the Day: Quick Quips in Brief Verse
Snippets from humor pages feature barroom banter, farmyard quips, and social jests. Jests touch on taxes, poetry, poultry, churchgoers, debts, marriage, vacations, rings, and a seafaring, merry-go-round life, all with light city newspaper tone.
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Kansas City Journal
Parrot arrest aid to parrot tale and zoo snake feed request
A Texas paper recalls Carl Crow reporting a parrot jailed for abusive language and a zoo request for workers to handle a 27 foot python during feeding. The comic anecdotes include the parrot's owner Mrs. Parrot challenging the reporter's name Crow and a tense zoo scene with a dark skinned worker reacting to the request.
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Carl Crow
Japan
America
Texas
Front Street
Crow
Pmce
Parrot
Zoo
Fragmented Voices on Prohibition and Politics Across Papers
A garbled historical montage from multiple papers notes hostile border rhetoric and peace talks, mentions Dr. David Starr Jordan, Henry Ford, and Bryan era figures, and hints at campaign committee choices and neutrality debates amid U S political tensions.
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Funston
Houston
Agai
David Starr Jordan
Memphis
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Jandard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Standard
Montes
Atortan Co
Fifth Avenue
Tribune
Sunday Standard
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Muddy Discomport
France
Parker
New Jersey
Seeger
Cipriano Castro
Roger Casement
England
Mexico
Europe
Sir Roger
John Bull
Will Orpet
Good Little Girls
Illinois
Egypt
Roosevelt
Villa
W. A. Evans
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Frances Marshall
al” Donovai
Baltimore Harbor
Kerrigan
Puck
Higgins
Baltimore
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Miidgirl
Brakeleigh
Boston Transcript
Philadelphia. Ledger. Bulletin
Spirit of the Press
Hughes
Warren. Harding
Chicago Post
Cat Olan
Henry Ford
Louisville’ Courier-Journal
Bryan
White House
Macon
Telegraph
Taft
Maine
Belgium
Can
York
Ameri
Oakland
California
Woman's College At
Te Entrance
Gradud
University of Standar
Jde Fermia i Sua Pectin
Ei Setester
Jan Deny Aurelia Henry Proande
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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