STANDARD PUBLISHING CO. ANNOUNCES SUBSCRIPTION RATES
No. 8 Butte Branch details address the business and editorial departments. Subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions are listed: carrier 2.60 per month, 2.60 per month, 2.35 per six months, 3.35 for a year by mail. Sunday Standard price 2.00 yearly in advance. Newsstands listed in various cities. All correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Carter
North America
Sunday Standard
AM General
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Eastland Disaster Probed Over Construction and Handling
A stern critique condemns the Eastland disaster as avoidable, urging preemptive safety investigations into excursion boats. It calls for blame where due, cites poor construction or handling, and laments the irreversible loss of lives and ongoing grief.
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Chicago
Eastland
Paseo
Massena Bullard Pioneer Lawyer Dies in Helena
Massena Bullard longtime Montana resident and early lawyer died last Saturday in Helena. He lived in Montana over fifty years and contributed to the state's upbuilding and public welfare. His death drew widespread regret across the state.
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Massena Bullard
Helena
Montana
Missoula to vote on 500000 water plant bond
Missoula voters face an August 8 election to decide if the city should bond 500000 for a new water plant owned and operated by the city. The issue splits taxpayers with sharp debate and agitation, while nearby Butte has a longstanding water supply and no immediate city purchase plan.
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Missoula
Butte
Water bonds and city county plans in Silver Bow debate
The transcript outlines a debate over water charges and public ownership, plus a proposed $500,000 water plant bond. It argues merging city and county finances for shared courthouse space, suggests savings on jail and guard costs, and notes a special election to approve county bond issuance while discussing potential city hall needs. It includes commentary on political appointments and war-related issues such as veterans’ care, with unrelated anecdotes and local color.
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Silver Row County
Butte
Silver Row
City of
Silver Bow
Caia
Pela
Ciy
Rumors on Romania and Turkey in World War I arms dispute
The article discusses Romania's neutrality and its refusal to allow arms transit to Turkey via its territory. It notes German and Austrian pressure, possible ultimatums, and claims about U.S. arms sales to England, France, and Russia provoking tensions. The piece also criticizes Germany for perceived inconsistency amid ongoing combat.
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Turkey
Teutonic Nations
Rumania
Austria
Romania
Germany
United States
England
France
Butt
Helena offers inspector jobs on state Industrial accident board
The Helena Independent reports hundreds of applications for inspector positions on the state Industrial Accident Board. The board may hire two or three inspectors under the compensation law, a surprising turnout since pay equals that of clerks or bookkeepers and offers limited upward mobility in political roles.
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Nanin
Helena
State Industrial Accident Board
Dora and Lalile Dispute Over Boxes of Powder
In a Louisville tale a girl named Rita, nicknamed Snakes Weeta by playmates, confronts a jumble of misunderstandings about gifts. Dora recalls a domestic scene as Lalile recounts a note about his coat and powder gifts with a confused past, reflecting neighborhood chatter.
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Lalile
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Louisville
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Quotable Humor Bits From Historic Papers
A compilation of old jokes and quips from Baltimore American Boston Transcript Lippincotts and Cincinnati Enquirer. It features misheard phrases about transport etiquette invitations timekeeping wedding hats and universal war longing in a casual newspaper voice.
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Baltimore American
Teegsie
Lippincott
Tome
Hibrowe
Breast feeding plans and guidelines for nursing mothers
The article discusses breast feeding benefits and schedules, noting mothers often choose bottle feeding or irregular nursing. It cites authorities on feeding intervals, night nursing, how to increase milk supply, and cautions on foods for nursing mothers, with references to medical literature from 1914 and opinions from Dr Meigs and others.
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Malik
American Journal of Diseases of Children
Meigs
Pardoned by President Wilson Hicks Returns Home
Robert Hicks, pardoned by President Wilson after twelve years, returns to his New York City home to reunite with wife and three children. Indicted in 1903 for mail fraud, he fled to Europe, was sentenced to ten months and a $1000 fine, serving forty days before his pardon.
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Morning cooking plan for economical housewife meals
A guidance piece on economical daily meal prep. It suggests preparing hot dishes in the morning to keep the house cooler and use cold components for lunch and dinner. It covers cold salads, breads, fruit, hot beverages, and meats served cold. It notes cold desserts and alternative menus.
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Rong
Lost dollar sparks spat at matinee crowd
A frazzled conversation unfolds as a "fleshy woman" accuses her husband of losing a dollar she dropped in the aisle during a matinee. He questions her search while she rants about appearance and effort, ending with a sharp retort about his conduct.
Privateers and British retreat reshape 1778 coast line
The narrative chronicles Clinton’s evacuation from Philadelphia to New York as Washington pursues at Monmouth, while American privateers harass British transports. It notes Franklin’s alliance moves, Jones’s raids, and the British fleet’s cautious operations near Sandy Hook and Boston harbor, alongside Iroquois raids and Loyalist bands at Niagra and Fort Stanwix era.
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Quotes and quips from late 1900s editorials collage
A compilation of mock headlines and satirical comments from multiple papers. Mentions Cip Castro in the Danish West Indies, vaccination gaps for Wisconsin legislators, beer embargo humor, parcel post limits, political sentiment about President Wilson and neutrality, and the joke about Robert Lansing becoming secretary of state without a single wire being pulled.
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Indies
Indianapolis
Harry Thaw
Detroit Free Press
Robert Lansing
Democrat
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