Standard Publishing Company Advertising Notice
The notice lists contact and pricing details for the Butte branch services including telephones Editorial and Business Depts and foreign advertising by William J Morton Co New York. It outlines prescription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier or mail with annual and monthly payments and notes sale locations outside Montana.
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A Standard Publishing Company
Butte
East Broadway
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
North America
Bryan resigns as Secretary of State in 1918 row
The article discusses William Jennings Bryan's resignation from the post of Secretary of State during Wilson's administration. It notes the cordial exchange with President Wilson, hints at tensions with Bryan and Wilson over policy toward Germany, and emphasizes Bryan's intention to publicly explain his actions while suggesting Berlin may view the resignation as a sign of waning American unity on policy.
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Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Baltimore
Germany
Hake
Ambasaador Bernstorff
Berlin
Alfred Noon
Sona of
Lumenbure
England
Russia
France
Alex
Youn Mann
Silver Price Not Pushed Up By War History Note
A cautious report states silver prices have not risen with the war unlike other metals. Forecasters expected a surge as nations would need more silver for metallic money, spurring mining in the industry and talks of a silver convention.
Denver Meeting Reopens Debate on Bimetallic Standard
The gathering in Denver weighs reviving the bimetallic question as silver mines plan to reopen after long closures. Silver quotations remain flat, despite broader increases in copper and spelter. Some expect a rise, others doubt any change, and advocates still hope circumstances will push the silver price upward.
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Denver
Delegate asserts no real quarrel between nations at The Hague
An American delegate to the Hague peace conference returned home and gave an interview stressing that European powers are not truly at odds. She says it is her duty to spread the news that there is no real quarrel between nations and nations and asks what a European war would be like if there were real quarrels.
Butte Sees Best Times Yet in Mining City
Old residents of Butte report the city is in peak condition with record May payrolls and wage gains over last year. Outsiders flock in for high paying work, but the city struggles to accommodate jobless entrants. The mood shifts from riots and socialist disorder to peace, order, and growing prosperity.
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Butte
Hutte
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Eianet
Tutte
Balkan War Winds Spread Through Mediterranean Regions
The article notes rising war sentiment across the Balkans and outlines moves toward conflict. It reports Romania’s push for rapid involvement, Greece’s hesitance tied to King Constantine’s illness, and Bulgaria shifting alignments with Romania to target Turkey as Austria and Germany complicate regional dynamics. Italy’s entry is cited as a catalyst, with Greece feared to follow if restraint dissolves.
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Romania
Greece
Constantine
Italy
Adriatic
Aegean
Bulgaria
Germany
Austria
Rumania
Turkey
Progressive Republicans Face Off In Bitter Montana Debate
A Montanan column surveys divisions within the Republican ranks as progressives confront old guard leaders. It argues progressives may leave for the Democrats or stay and veto old nominees, noting Bryan’s stance and mixed signals on education, submarines, and European war events. The piece mixes political commentary with era headlines and cultural references.
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Montana
Suburban phonograph request and church tale amuse readers
A Philadelphia Telegraph clip recalls Maj Gen Leonard Wood and a Jones Smith family dispute over lending a phonograph to lull a baby. The fragment also notes temperance remarks in Lemnbure and a church seating anecdote about a restless child and a monkey.
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Leonard Wood
Jones
Mra” Jones
Little Mary
Philadelphia Telegraph
Economical Summer Dishes From Meat Substitutes
A 1920s style kitchen note outlines economical cereal dishes using meat substitutes and stock. It includes rice with chicken stock, macaroni filled with meat, tomato rice bake, and layered rice with tomatoes. Dishes emphasize substitutions, seasonings, and baking steps for economical meals.
Swat the fly and trap the fly slogan debate
A critique of fly control messaging urges women to “Swat the fly” at home and grocers to “Trap the fly” in stores while noting no single tactic suffices. It argues manure management, public laws, and sentiment are needed to curb fly breeding, citing Havana and Santiago de Las Vegas as flyless contrasts.
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Havana
Santiago de Las Vegas
Memphis
Our Country 3 2 Our President Ma Mistory of the American
English and French colonial trade policies shaped early American economies. Restrictions under the navigation acts aimed to enrich England, with colonies forbidden to manufacture key goods while others like beaver hats and iron furnaces faced limits. Smuggling grew along the coast as enforcement lagged, aided by English merchants and colonial middlemen.
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MA Mistory
Hoodrow Wilson
Massachusetts
Bay
Berkshire Hills
Coronel Yrd
Virginia
Appalachian Mountains
Quebec
Mexico
California
Colonel Byrd
England
France
America
Carolinas
Maryland
Carolina
Portugal
TAR Ile
New England
Mary
Spirit of the P house over Senator Kern's suggestion
A tension over taxation and federal income tax receipts is described with criticism of partial payment by Rockerener and regret by other taxpayers. The report references a device to record conversations and a call to shorten suffering, alongside unrelated commentary about Loyat ax Mentus to Caenar and a wedding invitation.
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House
Kern
Rockerener
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Thomas Raison
Detroit
Free Presa
Loyat Ax Mentus
Caenar
Champ Clark
Mr. Bryan
Humorous Fragments From a City Page Porch
A patchwork of jokes and quips appears from a newspaper page. It includes lines about Penelope-Gertruds and Percival, a druggist complaining of a misprinted coupon, and a child crying at school after being whipped for an unanswered question. The tone resembles a light humor column with brief gags and witty exchanges.
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