Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and News Agencies
The Anaconda Standard lists circulation and advertising details for readers and agents. It names subscription rates, distribution outside Montana, and a roster of partner news agencies in cities such as New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Denver Salt Lake San Diego Portland Seattle Spokane and more under the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morton Co
New New York
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Canarese
St. Paul
St. Marie Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metronautal
Savings banks reach vast numbers in U S history
A century after the Provident Institute for Saving opened in Boston, savings banks and departments surged to over 13 000 nationwide with more than ten million account holders totaling about five billion dollars. Women and children hold the majority of these accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Boston “Provident Institute For Saving
National Magazine
United States
Editorial Fragment on Speed and Automobiles
A fragment from a weekly editor discusses rash driving and the danger of speeding crowds on streets. It notes careful drivers deserve credit, urges regulation, and suggests future misdemeanor punishments for reckless operation.
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SSS Ei
Corbner
Avera
Road safety tips and driving cautions from old street etiquette
The passage lists pedestrian rights, courteous driving at crossings, avoiding collisions with street cars, careful highway speeding, use of skid chains on wet roads, and ensuring gas and oil tanks are full. It cautions against driving after drinking, promising an automobile utopia and enjoyable rides for all.
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Automobile Utopia
Old Soldiers Prove Valor Matches Young Recruits
An aging veteran’s fitness can rival youth in battle as Breton reservists in France showed. Recruits and elderly soldiers moved to the front with the same spirit, marching in step and singing the Marseillaise before charging. The message urges calling on the old boys when good fighting material is needed.
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France
Riepatches
Mateial
Mans
Attrition and war front views mix with local vignettes
Newspaper notes from the Western Front compare nibbling attrition tactics with costly stalemate. The piece weighs Verdun style fighting, Russian recovery, and possible East vs West outcomes while skimming with local Montana and national political jests and anecdotes about elections, Prohibition, and figures like Haig and Dixon.
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Belgium
France
Verdun
Hitory
Tannenberg
von Hindenberg
Teutons
Russia
Accidents and Etiquette in a Fragmented Society
A collage of snippets from social life and legal quips. A stevedore warns of explosive powder mishaps while a dinner party exposes whispers and confidences. A lawyer for the defense twists truths as a judge imposes a decade, and editors plead caution against libel amid gossip notes from Mrs Smith and Leavitt's Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Helinger
Leavitt's Junction
Woman of a Sister State Considered for Carnegie Medal and Divorce
A fragment notes a woman in a sister state poised for recognition including a Carnegie medal and divorce. It mentions a bedridden wife and a husband who works in town. The couple lived in a small home on a land parcel near a village and the husband decided to take a day off due to joint stiffness and a cold.
Missouri Polo Ponies in War Return of Holmes Alive Abroad
Polo manager Harry H. Holmes of Meadow Brook now serves as captain of a heavy trench mortar battery with the British expeditionary force in France. In a letter to J. Eugene Geer the official scorer, Holmes says he is riding "Missouri polo ponies" amid trench warfare, a fashion he helped set for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Holmes
Meadow Brook
L. L
Gallipoli
France
J. Eugene Geer
Holmes
Missouri
Infantile paralysis myths and epidemic patterns discussed
Dr W A Evans analyzes infantile paralysis history in the United States, noting multiple outbreaks from the 1840s to early 1900s. He argues epidemics arise near original foci with limited secondary spread, defusing public panic and praising strong local health departments, including New York City's, for adequate response.
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United States
Rosenau
Edwards
York
Massachusetts
Vermont
New York City
Buffalo
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mason Cier
Kansas City
Texas
Los Angeles
Viccinity
New Orleans
Mobile
Memphis
Health Department
Mani Sipal
New York State
West Health Department
Chicago Tribune
Housewife Summer Reading Guide for Leisure and Health
A 1916 guide advises using summer leisure for reading and light exercise. Choose subjects like history or biographies, plan a reading list, and walk with a book to combine mental and physical activity. The piece notes the value of steady reading to gain knowledge and pleasure, alongside health benefits.
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America
St. John de Crevecoeur
Alice
Richard Carvel
Santee Meredith
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Memoirs of Mack Sennett at Biograph and Keystone rise
Personal recollections describe Mack Sennett at Biograph with Jim Kirkwood and Blanche Sweet. The narrator recalls Sennett’s teasing, early scenes with a maid and a visiting surveyor, and Sennett’s evolving career from scenario writer to director and Keystone owner shaping silent comedy with stars like Mabel Normand and Charlie Chaplin.
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Mack Sennett
Riograph Studio
Jim Kirk- Wood
Sweet
Farmphand
Arthur Johnson
Blanche
Indy
Mack Senneme
Mary
Mack Bennett
Biograph
Police
Keystone Producing Company
Triangle
Fim
Mabel Normand
Charlie Chaplin
Mave Arbuckle
Sidney Chaplin
Keystone
Opinion snippets stir 1916 presidential chatter across papers
A collage of editorials and quotes from the Houston Post Columbia State Knoxville Journal and other papers weighs in on Hughes Ford Villa presidential prospects and U S Mexico policy. The tone mixes humor and scrutiny as editors question campaigns and peace hopes amid partisan talk.
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Hopkins
Hughes
Bryan
Kansas City Journal
Henry Ford
Columbia State
Humorous Day Snippets and Classic Jokes Across Papers
A compendium of light quotes and quips from Boston Transcript and Washington Star. Bits include an out of work remark, a purse of precedents, a rousing sunrise line, and a fable about a thrifty ant and mendicant grasshopper with a dancing punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston ‘Transcripts
Rob
Jack
Boston Transcript
Ashington Star
Washington Star
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietora
Anacond
Ofice
Standard Building
Anaconda
Montelt Ohones— Pattornat
Woodrow Wilso
Lllions
Tan
Avery
Sam Stewart
James Whitcomb Riley
Tom Marshall
Charlie Fairbanks
Frank Hanly
Indiana
Maine
John | Farleycorn
San Veisco
Butte
Joe Dixon
Galen
Rocky Mountains
Douglas Haig
Epee
Rio Grande
Euterimron
Riviere Somme
Wilson
Carranza
Stonewall Jackson
Katherine
Margaret
Moly
Ciidy
Casey
AML
Justinian
Namster
St. Loui Star
SH Army
Miles Whimole
Harry H.molmes
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Switzerland
Alks
Spirit of the Press
Villa
Knoxville Journal
Tribune
Louisville Courier= Journal
Mexico
Chicago Herald
Savannah News
Civil Service
Rice & May
Proprietors Reall and
A. C. M. Hardware House
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