FOREIGN ADVERTISING RATES AND DISTRIBUTION SUMMARY
Foreign advertising rates list salaried representatives William J. Morton Co. with offices in New York Fifth Avenue and Chicago Tribune building. Carrier and mail subscription options shown. various city sale points listed for the STANDARD. General business inquiries directed to The Standard Publishing Company.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Montana
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul N
Marie Ci Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Denver
Ratt Lake
Charles W. Meantie
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child's News Agency
Jand
Towman
Postofice Corner
O'Mara
Pitch and Wash
Air General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Flag Day and U S Flag Evolution Through History
The piece recounts history of the American flag from 13 stripes and 12 stars to 48 stars, noting changes after each state admitted to the Union. It mentions 1818 return to 13 stripes and annual star additions, and Flag Day observances promoted by National Patriotic Societies since 1808.
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Continental Congress
United States
Union
Indejued
Congress
Congress of National Patriotic Societies
Local option law drives dry counties movements across state
The article notes Montana counties pushing to enforce local option prohibitions on alcohol before a statewide vote next year. Ravalli previously outlawed saloons, then repealed after two years. Campaigns are under way in Richland Sheridan and Prairie counties, with steps in central and eastern regions. It also discusses German American paper sentiment in wartime, labeling loyalty and possible shifts if diplomacy fails.
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Montana
Ravall
Ravalli County
Richland
Sheridan
Prairie
Germans and Americans in the Revolution and beyond
The passage contrasts German-Americans and native Americans in alliance with the United States, noting loyalties to birth nations. It asserts German-Americans would favor their adopted country first in any war, just as early colonists chose independence over England.
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Germany
America
United States
England
County Road Control Shifts From Association to Commissioners
Bow county commissioners decide to oversee road maintenance themselves rather than contracting with the road association. They aim to restore roads to 1904 conditions and keep them in excellent shape, reflecting public demand for high quality highways across Silver Bow County. The exact personnel in charge is deemed less important than achieving proper, well maintained roads.
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Bow County
Siiver Bow County
Price Of Wool Sparks Tariff Debate In West
The new tariff law spurred claims by Republican organs that free wool would wreck an American industry and wipe out West sheep. Montana producers sold wool for 25 to 2 cents per pound this spring, with prices possibly rising. Wyoming officials foresee a $10,000 wool clip, the largest in years, amid favorable prospects. The upcoming campaign may fail to leverage wool as a key argument.
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Congress
West
Montana
Wyoming State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Wyoming
Americanization Day Plan Seeks New Citizens Welcome
Frederick C. Howe, immigration commissioner, asks mayors of major cities to join a plan for Americanization Day on the Fourth of July. The goal is to warmly welcome newly naturalized citizens and teach them American government and democracy, with about 100 cities expected to coordinate Independence Day events to foster patriotism and better citizenship.
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Frederick C. Howe
United States
Russia Can Withstand Prolonged War Despite Defeats
The text argues Russia endures heavy losses and scarce progress into Russia, asserting superior stamina and resources in a protracted conflict. It contrasts Russia’s resilience with Germany and France, noting repeated defeats but no breakthrough toward Moscow and continued German control of Russian territory.
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Russia
Europe
Germany
France
Rus ‘Sia
Russia fights to rebound amid German pressure in war notes
A fragmented report notes Russia showing signs of recovery and delivering hard blows as Germany presses. The text suggests Russia can still respond effectively and fears a lengthy war, while describing setbacks for the German advance.
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Russia
Germany
Ion
Manapolis
Glass 1
Ringfeld Union
Bryan’s Resignation Sparks Debate On Motive
A critique notes William J. Bryan’s quiet tenure as secretary of state prior to resignation and questions the real reason behind leaving cabinet. It suggests possible disagreements with President Wilson over notes to Germany and broader shifts toward peace and prohibition politics, while pondering if Bryan seeks fresh leadership outside the cabinet.
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William J. Bryan
Ryan
Roosevelt
Wilson
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Germany
Amf. Bryan
Ako
Ar. Bryan
Peace, Prohibition and Suffrage
Bryan Hs
Clam recipes from a home economy guide
Housewife’s guide offers cream clam toast and clam chowder methods. Creamed clam dish uses hard shells steamed, chopped clams, butter, flour, clam liquor and cream with cayenne. Clam chowder simmers potatoes, clams, milk, crackers, and tomatoes then thickens with flour and cracker crumbs. Frying treats mix yolks and whites, forming light fritters. Copyright 198 by McClure Syndicate.
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McClure Newapaer
Gentlemen of the jury and a scattered courtroom moment
A fragmentary courtroom exchange shows a split verdict deadlocked with six guilty and six not guilty. A judge pressures a final decision. The piece also recounts a children's joke from Senator William A. Smith about Africa and misperceptions, and notes Argentina limits on telecom workers hours to boost pay.
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Qaked
Preventing Malaria in Canal Zones Using Oil Methods
Workmen in the canal zone suffer little malaria when screened houses are common. Dr Watson and Dr Le Prince discuss oiling and drainage as cheaper, effective controls. Techniques include oiling streams with homemade devices and spigots to regulate drip rates, plus adaptations for small ditches and marshy springs.
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Canal Zone
Watson
Milaria
Federated “Malay States
Royal Colonial Institute
Prac
T Canal
Popation
le Prince
Curious and quaint world facts from old notices
A montage of brief curiosities including a German scientist aiding a tiny clock with radium, tea briefly priced at three dollars a pound, and Russian peasant families averaging six to twelve children with half surviving. It mentions portraits of Admiral Jeltico selling well, a list of two household tasks using electricity, and a record underwater time of 2945 seconds. Also notes a ninth annual meeting of the American Peat Society in Detroit, the Pyrenees republic president’s small salary, and Egypt importing rice due to the Nile’s low level, the Nile’s lowest in a century and water storage issues.
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Ted
England
Admiral Jeltico
Inchakell
American Peat Society
Detroit
Republic of Autorra
Pyrenees
Cairo
Manchester Guardian
Nile
Egypt
June Wedding Incident In A Detroit Room
Edgar A Guest reflects on a June wedding scene where a solitary guest, mistaken for the groom, endures silent gloom until a prankish friend stirs him with a whisper and a shove. The detective persona, guarding gifts, adds a comic twist as the moment deflates into shared laughter.
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Sala
Tia
Ray
Mike Me
Edgar A
Detroit Free Press
Colonial Colleges and American Union Beginnings
The text traces colonial self reliance and the rise of colleges like Harvard Yale College of New Jersey Brown University and Kings College as the colonies built toward independent learning while Albany hosts repeated conferences with Iroquois and colonial representatives to consider a plan of union under a common government amid British oversight and French threats.
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England
America
Harvard
Massachusetts
William and Mary
Virginia
Yale
College of New Jersey
Oxford
Cambridge
Albany
Redmen
Iroquoi
Washington
London
Fragmented WWI quotes on presidency and currency
A compilation of disjointed remarks from various papers about U S President Wilson and Mexico’s leadership, currency value, and wartime opinions. It references Villa and Obaldia era figures, with scattered comments on Russia, Belgium, and Churchill as the Allies near a potential victory.
Humor Bits and Wedding Rehearsal Gossip Across Papers
A collage of cheeky quips from periodicals on marriage, wages, and social foibles. Jokes about bachelors, shopkeepers, and love, with lines from Smart Set, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore American, and Detroit Free Press. Includes a wedding rehearsal report and light sparring over romance norms.
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Jones
Tate Tender
Pop
Rollo
Oatrich
Philadelphia Ledger
Sandy
Jock
Charles
Serena Cornel
Macy
Detroit Free Press
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Ince
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Philadelphia Telegraph
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W. A. Evans
Tony
White
Aml
Cen
Woodrow Wilson
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Princeton
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Brown University
Atlantic
Spirit of the Press
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Amer
Ican
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Wight
Washington Post
Villa
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