Anaconda Standard Publisher and Advertising Notes
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing and advertising details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana. It notes mailing addresses, representative William J Morton Co, and rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions, with regional distribution and agency connections across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J Morton Co
New York
Rtth Avene
Chicago— Tribune
Montana
Hotaline
Bron Chicars—Comereae Moter
Paol
Marie Ciear
News Coin
Detroit
Metronatumr News
Covn
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Icoma News Agency
San Diego
Cpit
News Aneney
Portland
Rowman
Astatten
Carmen Portlana
Onara Fitin
Waeh
Tacoma Trees News
Beattie—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News
Oceidental Ine
Venter Way
Spokane
Stubeck, Wall and Riverate
Losponence
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Trade and politics ripple through a turbulent era
The article surveys cross border commerce with Mexico amid turmoil, noting ten month trade around 119,080 dollars with imports rising nearly 40 percent from the prior year, suggesting pockets of order and productive activity despite war. It shifts to U.S. politics, Perkins leaving progressives for Republicans, Roosevelt hissed, and Hughes needing progressive support, then touches on railroad surveys and workforce mobilization amid ambitious extensions and regional development.
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Mexico
United States
George W. Perkins
New York
Republican Party
Hughes
Progressive Committee
National Committee
Perkins
Roosevelt
Anv Onevelt
Wilson
New York Herald Sees Hughes as Westward Fashion Test
The New Yorker and New York Herald advise Mr. Hughes to adopt western dress and manners to win the West. The piece argues true West style favors casual, neat attire over East pretension and warns against adopting a New York Herald’s persona as a valet.
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Chicago
Omaha
Paul
New York
Hughes
Herald
Justice Hughes
Carele
Bill Sizer
Hetitle
Aneer
New York Herald
Billy Sulzer
Afr. Hughes
1916 Olympic outlook and wartime sports debate
Amid reports that no Olympic Games will occur in Berlin 1916 the piece notes transport troubles and war losses dampening teams from warring nations. It highlights Boston as a potential 1920 host, ties to Massachusetts’ 300th anniversary, and discusses unlikely postwar sports rivalries and shifting American sporting ambitions.
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Berlin
America
Boston
Massachusetts
Short Stories and political asides from a bygone era
A collage of humorous vignettes and clippings from a newspaper page. Legends include a matinee quip about Eva from Uncle Tom's Cabin, wit about dying and going to heaven, a mock magistrate exchange over an open saloon, a tumbling tourist on a road, a theater host and country guest, sailors and dignitaries, and political quips about Bryan, Russia and prohibition. It captures era voices and social banter with scattered named figures and places.
The Right Kind of Shoe Fashion and Form
A discussion on shoe design argues that fashion should follow the body's form, with critique of stiff or distorting footwear. The text notes a three to five inch ball of foot width as a measure and condemns any fashion that cripples wearers, while praising styles that align with bodily lines. It also references military qualifications in the United States Army.
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United
Sates Army
George W Kirch Wey Greets Thomas Mott Osborne
Thomas Mott Osborne returns to Sing Sing as Warden after months of criticism and his temporary replacement, George W. Kirchwey, greets him and asserts Osborne has been vindicated of the charges over his methods at the prison.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
New York
Mr. Osborne
Sing Sing
George W. Kirchwey
Rust and corrosion tips for houseware in 1918
A 1918 article offers practical advice on preventing rust in household metals. It covers keeping ash cans dry with wooden supports, painting screens yearly, proper storage, and liberal use of lard on iron cookware to deter rust. Also includes medical notes on gout and uric acid from Chicago Tribune copyrights.
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Koo
The
McClureaper Syndicate
How to Keep Well by Dr W A Evans Chicago
Now URIC acid many suppose causes ailments yet experts differ on its role in symptoms. The article discusses Uric acid controversy, noting some doctors deny it as a universal source of illness while others acknowledge some discomforts. It presents a typical acute gout description with severe nocturnal ankle pain and torment.
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Chicago Tribune
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Indigo Once Valuable and Indigo's Lost Trade Echoes
A Demopolis Times reprint recalls Indigo once a lucrative Alabama Mississippi Georgia crop before cotton dominance. The piece notes indigo’s global price surge and the shift away as cotton rose, with forebears growing it locally and leaving indigo to other nations to prosper. It highlights a vast Galician salt mine and 63 000 ton yearly yield as context.
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Demopolis
Alabama
Missinnipy
Georgia
Humor of the Day and Puzzle Fragments
A mosaic of quips and comic lines from a 4th of July fireworks joke to a college education payoff. Snippets include Mr Smith, Melba, and Willie exchanges, plus a prize puzzle remark and a quarry hammer throw joke from a Judge quote.
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Detroit Free Press
Willie
Johnny
Doc
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and
Propetetora
Anaconde
Cmcs
Standard Building
Anaconda, Mont
Ifenor
North America
Sunday Standard
wooDrowwits
Thomas R. Marshall
Clearwater
Fernie
Remor
Milwaukee ‘People
Milwaukee
Avery
Ston
Soldiers
Intercollegiate Association
Stockholm
Sweden
Roton
Uncle Sam
New Jersey
Louisiana
Mr. Mughes
Messrs
Taft
Stoonevett
Nellie
Eva
Atlanta Constitution
Casey
Jimmy
Holte
Koenig
Tars
Germany
Roger
Fairbanks
Trafr
Bryan
Russia
Austria
Ireland
New York Globe
George W Kirch Wey
Vance C.m.cormick
William R.willcok
Vance C. McCormick
William R. Willcox
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
White House
Lee
Frances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
David Starr Jordan
Union Against
Beattle Post-intelligencer
Trevino
Car- Tanga
John Villa
Springfield
Garden of
Arity Abay- Ranize
Boston Trane
Pancho Mas
Carranza
United Stat Sui
Tre
Villa
Baltimore
Aimer
Ican
John M. Parker
William Barnes
Sam
Israel Zangwill
Washington. Post
Weiter
Galicia
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz Streets
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