Sunday Standard Inside Montana Edition Listing
Fragmented OCR shows publishing house, advertising rates, and distribution notes for The Anaconda Standard. Mentions foreign advertising reps and New York agents. Also references Rochester and Emma Patton, with scattered newspaper distribution lines and generic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beandard Publishing
Poston
iBecond-ciase
Taonaine Butte Ranch
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Emma
Patton
Biancisra
Ameer
Acme News Co
Occidental
B. Biodeck
Wat
River
Ana Corre
FE Cena Ee Beard
Ben H NG Copay
The Dangers of Striking in Hard Times
On June 1, 1916, a columnist warns that striking causes personal loss and family privation. It argues time is the only capital most have, and idle days cost wages, urging workers to hold steady in good jobs rather than risk future gains through strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioser
Battle Cruisers Drive Naval Strategy Of The Navy
Naval experts say fast battle cruisers are essential for the American fleet. Dreadnoughts remain powerful yet slow and may arrive too late. Pending naval bill plans turbines at 180000 horsepower yielding about five knots per hour. Five or six fast cruisers could boost efficiency next year with more planned in subsequent years.
New York Clubwomen Decry Don’ts At Federation Meet
Attendance at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in New York City is about half expectations. Delegates blame a long list of Don'ts issued by the New York committee for keeping many away. The memo warned women not to accompany strangers, not to hire unapproved taxis, and to consult the information bureau before any rides or trips at night. The tone insulted some attendees and caused many to stay home rather than risk the guidance.
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
New York City
New York
St Mons
New York Sun
New ‘York
United States
Soil Smith
America
Egolem
Egypt
Roosevelt Faces Split Between Republican and Progressive Parties
The article argues Colonel Roosevelt cannot lead both parties simultaneously. It notes deep differences in principles between Republicans and Progressives, despite shared goals like regaining control from Democrats. It warns that a merger would force surrender of core beliefs, risking ruin of party integrity.
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Roosevelt
Naional
Democrata
Republica
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Republicans
Progressiven
Lloyds odds on peace shift as rate falls to even money
The article notes Lloyds rates on peace within the year dropping from 80 percent in March to even money, reflecting a belief that the chances of early peace have improved. It stresses Lloyds uses best available information and urges watching their barometer for developments.
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Lloyd’s
Lloyd's
London
Plan of the Allies Outlined for World War Fronts
A British war expert denies a unified Allied assault against Germany. The plan emphasizes weakening German forces in Northern France and Western Thrace while pivoting to a southeast offensive. Turkey’s exit is pursued, Russians advance in Mesopotamia, and Saloniki hosts large Allied forces as a southern and eastern push is prepared.
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Affai
Germany
France
Tressia
Turkey
Mesopotamia
Luigaria
Austria
Saloniki
Bri
Weasel words and war talk echo in turbulent times
A collage of wartime musings, politicking, and social notes. References to Wilson, Bryan, Roosevelt, Taft, and Hughes touch on Verdun, Chicago politics, and asides about temperaments, a Chinese tong war, and June weddings. The piece blends satire with current events, suggesting public fatigue and partisan frictions.
Two brothers settle rivals with odd golf hole contest
In a playful rival tale George and John plan to settle golfing honors by playing a single hole. A 200 yard drive, a mislaid ball, and a surprising reveal spark disbelief and humor as the tale unfolds with a Texan Ranger captain tied to a Fort Worth riot and citizen eagerness for a Rangers company.
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George
John
Hoth
Fai
Jonn
Poet
Magazin
Washington
United States
Mexico
Villa
Texas
Fort Worth
Kean
Rangers
Hay Fever And Weeds In The City
Dr Evans explains hay fever linked to pollen and weeds, noting wind pollination, numerous plants, and inconspicuous blooms. Vaccines may prevent or cure, started weeks before symptoms. Control weeds and grass. unruly lots foster pests and disease. beware regional weeds like yellow duck and cocklebur.
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Scheppengrell
W. Evans
Roosevelt Rumors Spur Political Mood Across Papers
Media voices across Pittsburgh, Detroit, Philadelphia and Boston weigh Colonel Roosevelt as a possible nominee. The press comments on Taft, Wilson, Hughes, and Baker, noting Roosevelt’s potential influence and various editors’ takes on party dynamics and public sentiment.
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Newt
Baker
Universal
Philadelphia
T. Rest
Mr. Wilson
Hughes
Boston
Justice Hughes
Washington Post
Humor Snippets and Daily Jokes From Historic Papers
A collage of light humor and social quips from old newspapers. Jokes range from lake navigation punchlines to telephone mishaps in Wisconsin, marriage banter, a dealer’s mortgage gag, a family money miscue, and a Detroit Free Press note about New York City's immense electric sign of 261 feet and 3916 lamps.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Yeast
Stoughton
Wis
Yonkers Statesman
A. de Luxe Motor
Chicago Tribune
Mise Smith
Tomherrow
Sean
Detroit Free Press
New York City
Across the Desert Sands in a Death Valley Quest
A long caravan departs Palm Springs at dawn to film desert life and death. The trek through baking sands tests water and endurance as a cowboy steadies the group and guides them toward a lake oasis before returning at dusk. The narrative captures heat, thirst, mirage, and a fragile survival arc.
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Palm Springs
Desert
Death Valley
Tecan
Goa
Pacific
Hair care for the homebound woman and sun exposure
The article argues a housewife has advantages over working women but warns dust harms hair. It stresses daily brushing, open air shaking, and wearing a light dusting cap. It praises scalp massage, midlght and natural tonics, and notes sun exposure as a beneficial hair bath, especially at the sea shore.
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Wilson
W. K Vanderbilt
St. Louis
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Chicago
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George W Srkins
Japan
Bryan
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Root
Taft
Ford
Crown Prine
Perkins
Waite
Harding
Ohio
Mirs
Cristian Albertson
Albert Christian Albertson
Frank McMillan Stanton
Albertson
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Bill
T. Ru
Philadelphia Press
Fashington
T. R
Columbia State
Brother Roosevelt
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kary
Wnpaper Syndica
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