Standard Publishing Company listing contact and rates
Standard Publishing Company details mailing rates subscription prices and sale locations in Montana and other cities. It lists offices in Anaconda and a Butte branch with addresses and telephone numbers. The notice includes foreign advertising reps and daily and Sunday rate cards for North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Stanfard
Mont Butte
North Main Street
Editorial Prena
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul-Net
Marie Clear
News Con
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Acme News Cos
Occidental
Tod Yester Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck
Wall and River At
Standard ‘Publishing Company
Mont
Aping the English Militant Suffragists Ridiculous
The piece mocks American women militants in Washington for imitating English tactics. It argues they are ridiculed, gain no sympathy, and should instead return home to support the war effort by knitting socks and making bandages, while noting England moved toward suffrage during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Washington
A Forest Regiment Heads to France for Reforestation
A forest regiment, largely drawn from the U S forestry service, is mobilizing to sail to France. It will supply trench timber railroad ties and firewood for the front and undertake reforestation of devastated French districts, aiding recovery after years of heavy shelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Forestry Service
United States
Forest Regiment
France
Railroads Urged to Aid War Effort Coordination
Daniel Villara, chairman of the advisory committee of the council of national defense, insists railroads must operate at 75 percent capacity to win the war, urging public cooperation. He notes 260,000 miles of lines form a single system, capable of concentrating relief if shortages arise, and credits railroads with the harvest effort forecast by Washington officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Villara
Council of National Defense
Willard
United States
Washington
Congress A Failure In War Time Says Editor
A wartime editorial laments Congress as slow and ineffective during war. It argues for an amendment to allow action without Congress in national peril and warns that wartime efforts may fail without prompt government sanction. The piece labels the legislative system a grave handicap and urges urgent reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kaiser’s Epitaph and Satirical Chronique in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh Gazette Times column imagines kibitzing over an epitaph for Kaiser Wilhelm II. It blends literary flourish with wartime satire, offering quips on Hohenzollern legacy, Hindenburg Pershing rivalries, and the moral aim of epitaphs while threading in contemporary Allied war notes and political asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Berlin
Germany
William
Say
Lusitania
Belgium
William Second
U.S. A
Pittshure
Pittsburg
Bil
Kaiser
Gabriel Len
Cheese as Meat Substitute Featured in Home Cookery
A period recipe feature urges housekeepers to rely on cheese over beans and macaroni for economical meals. It outlines dishes including cheese and mac loaf, scalloped tomatoes with cheese, and potatoes with cheese, with preparation steps and a 1917 copyright note. A brief humor item about a school incident follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beason
the McClure S
Corn Transport Surge Prompts Rail War Board Action
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes that more than 8,000,000,000 bushels of corn will move from fields to markets with a billion and a half bushels of other grain, as railroads drive rapid crop movement. Acreage rose from about 60 million in 1880 to 121 million today, spurred by railroad expansion. The piece urges winter coal stockpiling this summer due to looming government transport demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Railway War Board
West
Retirements and health efforts in Richmond Virginia
A 1917 piece reviews Dr. E C Levy health commissioner of Richmond. It highlights infant care, diaper hygiene, fly control, milk cooling, and nursing services as drivers lowering infant mortality. It notes the city’s mixed racial health stats and the progress over a decade, plus mosquito and waste measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Levy
Ofichmond
Richmond
Clark
Levy
F Fnally
Department
Nurs
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press Impossibility and German sentiment
The New York Herald notes a mood that Germany cannot sustain internal opposition after a defeat. It cites a desire among some Prussians to strike at the Kaiser once the government weakens, claiming hatred within Germany rivals that abroad. The remark leads to reflections on Hollweg and the impact of annexation demands on revolutionary currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New York Herald
Humor of the Day Snapshots From City Papers
A collage of comic exchanges and snippets from various papers. Jokes about critics audiences and lights turnups spark witty replies. scenes include a light insult about a famous figure, a mishap at a social gathering, and quips from city papers on politics and manners.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kaiser Bill
General von Hindenburg
Jack Pershing
Hale
von Hindenhurg
Central
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Ennut
Kansas
Alexander
Greece
China
Old Toliwes
Frances Marshall
Allie
Seattle
Arizona
Ny Jonal
Ess
Ion
Pittsburg Dispatch
Birmingham
Missouri Penitens Mary
Louis Republic
Roosevelt
Sioners
Samuel Gompers
Russia
Philadelphia
Nest National Campany
Theodore Roosevelt
Louisville Courier-Journal
Don Quixote
Ares
Napoleon
von Moltke
Baltimore
General Pershing
Birmingham Age-Herald
Spirit of the Press
Ben
Hollweg
Weill
Brooklyn Citigen
Grace
J ‘Star
Brooklyn
Daley
Rochester, Herald
Mra
Murphy
Buffalo Express
Boston
Sorghan
Washington Star
Parssion
Rice & May, Proprietors
He Value Company
Financial Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!