Anaconda Standard Publisher Details and Rates
The Anaconda Standard lists publication and advertising details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana. It includes mailing, subscription, and advertising information, plus a directory of news agencies and distribution points across the United States and Canada.
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Standard Publishing Company
Publishers and Proprietora
Anaconda
Standard Building
pettonooAnaconde
Mont
Ilphonee
Butterranch
Fast Broadway
CRW
Montana
Rancreas
St. Paul
St. Marie Clear and News Co
Detroit—Metropolitan News Co
Woodwars
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Wester Way
Spokane
Stubeck, Wall and Riv Seat
Renera
Ceepondence
Standard
Gold in Helena's Last Chance and Dry Gulch Legends
The article recalls rich gold finds along Last Chance and Dry Gulch in Helena. It notes street digging along Main Street yielding gold dust during foundation work, and mentions the Placer hotel excavation and Henry Blake's claimed gold. It highlights many historic gold cleanups and the saying that digging cellars in Helena pays.
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Last Chance
Helena
Main Street
Helens
Allen Street
Sixth Avenue
Everal
Henry Blake
Breckenridge Street
Dry Gulch
Canada as a Dominion Power and War Effort
Canadian dominance is noted as the largest British possession with 3 726 865 square miles, about one sixteenth of the globe. The Toronto Globe editor in Duluth says Canada largely runs itself and has supplied many fine men for the European war to defend Belgium and promote democracy.
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Canada
Australia
Europe
Crown of
Great Britain
Dominion
Toronto Globe
Duluth
Herald
England
Belgium
Independence Toast Shows Canada Self Rule
The king of parliament had no power to send us nor did we go for their sake. The Toronto editor praised Canadian independence, noting a strong self governing system built over the last 25 years. He said Canada is not taxed or run by Britain and the governor general is only the mouthpiece of Canadian ministers and parliament.
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Parliamet
Toronto Partiy
George the Third
Canada
Britain
New York. Times
Detroit
Pree Press
Mullizan
New York Times
Dobbin
Browning’ Magazine
Montana Spans Freak Storms with Lightning Feats
Montana experiences more electrical storms than last year with odd happenings across the state. A northern farmer found his house torn open, a Fallon county rider survived his horse struck by lightning, a eastern homestead child was tossed onto its mother’s lap, and a stove spilled coals without injuries. In Anaconda a Main street strike sparked a fireball around a telephone pole with no damage. Hail accompanies some storms, underscoring Montana’s grand storm displays.
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Montana
Fallon
Main
Third Streets
Anaconda
Carrie Nation and the Rise of Government Action
An essay traces how a lone act by Carrie Nation helped provoke state intervention as Washington authorities clamp down on saloons. It contrasts her fearless hatchet campaigns with later official measures, noting the shift from individual iconoclasm to societal authority and enforcement.
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Goethe
Milton
Mahomet
Sixtus V
Luther
Roosevelt
Bryan
Carrie Nation
Falcone
Dale
Washington
Carrie
Seattle
Olympia
Fareyewell
Bermuda
Delville Woods
Prohibition Era Rhetoric and War Talk Echoed in US Press
A jumbled, sensational montage cites Carrie Nation smashing rum, Bermuda high costs, Somme battles, and political jabber. Mentions Washington reform, Chicago deaths, Baltimore flags, and Roosevelt, Taft, and Hughes in a rippling editorial collage. Diverse places and figures fuse into a single wartime morale sketch.
Man Calls Road Through Plowed Field Acknowledge
A boy threading a plowed field is halted by a farmer who shouts there is no road. The boy retorts that even so a path will be made and that he will likely return, leaving the farmer to reflect on the exchange.
Causes of Deafness and Early Education Methods
Dr B C Gile explains deafness in 1918 terms, linking consanguinity infection and neglect as major causes. The piece details hereditary risk, scarlet fever, chronic colds, sore throats, and quinine use, and promotes lip reading and oral instruction for deaf children, citing Harriet Adams and The Volta Review.
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B. C. Gile
Carachen
Harriet ‘Adame
Volta Review
Chicago Tribune
Small Boy Killed as Aircraft Crashes Into Autos
Ontario California July 28 Lieutenant H Wheeler of the army aviation school at North Island lost control of his plane and struck a line of cars overturning four automobiles. Harold Stoebe four years old was killed and Mrs C A Stoebe was seriously injured. Over twenty autos were scattered as spectators gathered to watch the flight. The boy sat in the front watching when the plane struck. His mother was crushed between two cars but not believed to be seriously injured.
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Ontario
Cal
H. Wheeler
Army Aviation School
North Igland
Harold Stoebe
C. A. Stoebe
Majority of Miners' Cases to be Dismissed
Denver July 28 Fred Farrar Colorado attorney general said he would recommend dismissal of a majority of the 84 cases in Huerfano and Las Animas counties arising from disorders during the Coal miners strike of 1913 and 1924. Refla grant cases retained for prosecution and appeals already before the state supreme court would not be affected. One case before the court involves John R Lawson UMWA leader convicted of murder.
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Denver
Colo
Fred Farrar
Colorado
Huerfano
Las Animas
Commonwealth
Supreme Court On
John R. Lawson
United Mine Workers of America
Dam Dynamited Public Service Pump Station
Unknown individuals exploded a charge on the main pump wheel at midnight harming irrigation for sugar beet fields. The blast caused about 3000 dollars in damage while a watchman was outside the pump house. Labor disputes and prior wrecking attempts add tension to the incident.
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Grams Ras
Ure
Guyes
Public Service ‘Company
Delegation pushes Wilson on federal woman suffrage amendment
A group of congressmen from suffrage states urged President Wilson to support a federal woman suffrage amendment. White House officials cited no change in his belief that suffrage remains a state issue. The visitors included Representatives Baker, Taylor, Hayden, and Dill.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Baker
California
Taylor
Colorado
Hayden
Arizona
Dill
National guards to begin field training in El Paso
Orders issued at military headquarters require the Pennsylvania Massachusetts Michigan Rhode Island and New Mexican guards stationed here to start thorough field training on August 1. The program aims to strengthen readiness and unit cohesion across the five states before further assignments.
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el Paso
Texas
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
Rhode Island
Personalities I Have Met Week End With Elsie Janis
A weekend at Elsie Janis’s To ry town New York country home gathers many celebrities. The writer recalls tea with John Thomas singing and Irving Berlin’s songs, plus lively chatter, a stage revue, and playful imitations. Douglas Fairbanks suffers a mishap but is recovering as guests share stories and music, ending with supper and fond memories.
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Elsie Janis
Janises
Torytown
N.Y
Mrainent
Jonn ‘Thomas
Winter Garden
Berlin
John
Pihney
Paul Dickey
Eevee Ten
Blaze Janis
Anashad
Et Imv
Humor Bits Across The Papers And Puns
A collage of humorous quotes from New York Times Punch Detroit Free Press and Browning Magazine features jokes about stolen names dogs birthdays doctors and circuses. Sentences capture cultural wit with playful misreadings and light social observations from early 20th century papers.
Prohibition Campaign Gift Sparks Editorial Fire
A man named Coffin donated 50 260 to the prohibition party’s campaign provoking editorials about money and influence. Papers debate the virtue of funding, rumored ambitions, and political leverage in a tone that mixes skepticism with caution for the campaign’s path.
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Coffin
Prohibition Party
Chicago Post
Villa
Carranza
Uncle Sam
Detroit
Atlanta, Constitution
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