Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Syndication Details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication offices in Anaconda Montana and billing details for subscriptions. It includes carrier and mail rates, branch contacts in Butte and general advertising sales, plus a list of national and regional news agents and distribution points across the United States.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postomice
Anaconda
Standard Building
Mont
Butte
East Broadway
Bishop Cooke Appears in Butte as New Methodist Bishop
The Rev Dr Richard J Cooke new bishop for the Helena area covering Montana Idaho and the Dakotas spoke to large crowds in Butte delivering morning and evening sermons noted as a vibrant orator with powerful delivery He impressed Methodists with his energy scholarship and sincerity and was described as a potential leader promoting good and beautiful life. Also a long note on weather patterns in Washington refers to Bermuda high and tropical conditions affecting Montana with academic musings on dog days lasting from July 26 to Sept 5.
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Richard J Cooke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena
Montana
Idaho
Dakotas
Butte
Bishop Cooke
Edwin Booth
Mshop Cooke
Thorugh
Stamp
Washinton
Bermuda
Pacific Coast
Simooms
New York
New Jersey
Cymer Bay
Sirius and heat myths in ancient writings explained
The article discusses long standing beliefs about Sirius causing hot weather. It cites Geminus noting Sirius marks the sun’s heat season rather than being the heat source, states Sirius is not visible at dusk in these latitudes, and notes Mirlos as a brighter visible star while Sirius is distant and not the cause of recent heat.
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Geminus
Rolle
Skeleton Treaty of a Republican Banquet
The prose depicts Roosevelt with a moose skeleton tied to his political capacity. It notes the skeleton remains with Roosevelt and his associates, and hints at political leverage in the Republican camp for the coming November. The piece uses satirical language to imply leverage from a shipped carcass.
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Roosevelt
Leather shortage warned at conservation convention
A convention speaker warned America faces a leather famine due to wartime demand and shoe production for soldiers in Europe. He urged practical leather substitutes within two years or risk a shift to wooden goods, with forest conservationists fearing broader material scarcities and fashion changes.
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America
Develo
Aten's Tub Tt
Western voters show mixed signals in new Rocky Mountain survey
Denver based Springfield Republican staff correspondent reports uncertain political thinking and widespread indifference to November election issues in the West. Hughes draws strength in the Middle West while Western progressives lean toward Republican camaraderie. Democrats gain from President Wilson’s image and policy, with peace and prosperity appealing in sparsely enthused Western regions. Labor organization is noted as a factor in shaping Western sentiment.
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Denver
Springfield Republcan
West
Hughes
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Wilson
Germany
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Calamity of copper raids and political shifts in wartime era
The piece discusses labor views on the Wilson administration and opposition to arms spending, notes farm and labor support for constructive internal measures, mentions ethnic and regional attention shifting to crop prospects and rail strikes, and reports on a humorous aside about a golf course at Elgin Mental Health Center amid war-time policy debates. The piece closes with a long tribute poem to James Whitcomb Riley.
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Erally
Democratic Party
Iabor
Wilson
Springfield Republican
Miinels Hospital
Elgin
Ilinois
Hen
Congress
Malignantly stupid tax on copper bill sparks outrage
The New York Sun blasts a proposed war revenue measure as malignantly stupid. It details an excise tax on copper refiners and smelters, hitting those refining or selling refined copper and alloys, while miners pay nothing and refiners escape if profits fall below ten percent.
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The
New York Sun
Uncle Sam
Americans Attend First Bull Fight in Juarez
Hundreds of Americans crossed the Rio Grande to Juarez for a first bull fight and broncho busting contest since the Villa regime. General Francisco Gonzales and Mexican consul Andres G. Tocal welcomed the turnout as a sign of improving Franco friendship between El Paso and Juarez. The arena held Mexican soldiers, American spectators, and numerous locally dressed Mexicans with amateur matadors and volunteer vaqueros. The event benefited the Querétaro district flood sufferers.
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el Paso
Texas
Rio Grande
Juarez
Villa
Francisco Gonzales
Andres G. Tocal
Queretaro
Dengue in New Orleans Breakbone Fever Described by Doctor
Dr W A Evans explains dengue in New Orleans as breakbone fever from a blood parasite likely transmitted by mosquitoes. He notes misdiagnosis risks, stages of fever and joint swelling, and that death is rare but illness weakens survivors slowly. Copyright Chicago Tribune.
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New Orleans
Hagres River
New Orleane
Reneas
The
Chicago Tribune
Housewife's Economy Omelet Wisdom from 1916
A 1916 McClure Syndicate piece on versatile omelets explains making individual sized omelets for breakfast and dinner, sweetened versions for dessert, and a bread omelet method with bread crumbs and milk. It notes serving guests together and covering to reduce shrinking during transport.
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McCluren Newspaper Syndicate
Political Tumult and Prohibition News Across Papers
A collage of editorials mocks prohibition nominees and party ambitions. Sulzer declares American party bid while critics label him unchanged. Secretary Daniels orders navy wine gear disposed, with calmer outlets allowing sailors to drink. Castro roams as Roosevelt looms toward White House. Conference talk on Villa differences fades, Bryan’s army plan debated. Carranza and whiskers raise questions about Wilson and Hughes as candidates.
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Cipriano Castro
Roosevelt
White House
Louisville Courier-Journal
Villa
Philadelphia Inquirer
PERSONALITIES I HAVE MET ALICE BRADY
A lively portrait of actress Alice Brady, praising her health, voice, looks, and stage success. The piece notes her gift for Mimi in La Boheme, her father's pride, and her ambition to reach the top, with memories of early film roles and upcoming projects.
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Alice Brady
Alice Firatly
Tam
Loew Theater
Sheas
Mimi
Alice
Tan
Brady
William A
Miss Brady
California
Los Angeles
Humor of the Day Scribbles and Punch Line Snippets
A collage of freethinker quips and quick wits from papers like the Boston Transcript and Punch. Jests touch on editors, economy, schooling, voting rights, elderly convalescents, and a playful insurance misfire involving Miss Oldbud in a 20 year endowment debate.
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Liberty
Bell “Hallo
Newedd
Tve
Boston
Transcript
Thfe Insurance
Short Stories About Fashions And Odd Store Talk
A humorous exchange unfolds as characters debate end seats stockings and colors. A fat plumber and a carpenter joke about matching eyes and ailments with impossible clothing choices, ending in a playful twist about twisting stockings for a farsighted person.
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Newa Coe
Pitth
Detroit
Metropsillar News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Cheat
Western
Salt Lake
Finma van Patten
Fan Drees
Chita News
Portland
Rowman
O-Mara
Firth and
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Tacoma
Trees News Co
Beattie Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Enc Vester Way
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Mant
Thomas P. Marsa
James Whitcomd Riley
Holden Shore
Angels
Mary Waltin
Annie
Mr. Riley
Riley
Jim Riley
Tay Cox
Heavenly Angels
Heaven
Edgar A. Quest
Detroit Free
Morgantown
West Va
W. A. Evans
Frances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
Bui
Sulzer
American Party
Bill
Boston Transcript
Secrtary Daniels
Navy
Jackies
Columbia State
Carranza
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
AKS
MoCtura
Tommy
Daily” Mail
Punch
Harold
St. Louis
A. C. M. Hardware CO
Quartz
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