STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING RATES AND OFFICES
The notice lists publishing company addresses in Anaconda Mont and branches in Butte and other locations. It details foreign advertising representation, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and specifies sale points outside Montana for the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Matter Publication
Omee
Standard Building
Mont
Bell Phones
North America
Sunday Standard
Good Roads Day The County Highway Work Rebuffed by Rain
Silver Bow commissioners labored to drag roll and improve main highways last week. A heavy rain and snow later forced redoing the work. Six weeks of rain disrupted crops but aided growth, while officials urge perseverance and cite Good Roads day proclaimed by the governor and last winter's legislative act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bowty
Montana Pioneers to Hold 32nd Annual Meeting in Great Park
The Society of Montana Pioneers announced its thirty second annual gathering to be held at Great Park on September 17 and 18. Officers expect strong attendance despite dwindling member numbers and praise Montana’s early settlers for shaping the territory and commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Montana Pioneers
Great Park
Montana
New Commonwealth
America
Great Falls
Turpinite Secret Explosive Reborn in France War Efforts
French authorities announce renewed development of Turpinite a secret explosive once hailed for its vast destructive power. Turpinite requires vibration to explode and early conflicts lacked guns safe enough to fire it, delaying use until now with a new field piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Turpin
Turpinite shell described as deadly gas weapon
December reports describe turpinite shells producing lethal gases that spread in a 100 yard circle and kill all within, with no known defense or antidote. French and British arsenals are said to be busy making shells and cans, while trenches and shrapnel-proof covers offer little protection against the gas.
Progressives urged to back Wilson over Roosevelt
In a discussion of party realignments, progressives who left the GOP or stayed with a third party face a choice. They are urged to support Woodrow Wilson for reelection, arguing a Roosevelt ticket would perform poorly and that a reunited Republican would not back him. The president’s record is cited as deserving a second term, with continued progressive influence aligned with Wilson.
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Republican Party
Roosevelt
Fecan
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Wilson
Wilmnathe Man
Harvard Lampoon
Knicker—Smith
Puck
Boston Transcript
Ladies’ Home Journal
Neutral Rights on War Munitions Trade Debate
A discussion on whether neutral nations may sell munitions to belligerents. Citing Goldwin Smith’s 1870 view that banning arms would advantage aggressors, the piece argues no absolute prohibition. It notes difficulty drawing a line between arms and essential wartime supplies.
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Internationalaw
Goldwin Smith
Max Mueller
Smith
Porto Ricans Seek U S Citizenship and Commission
A Porto Rican delegation arrived in Washington with a petition for a new constitution, U S citizenship for Porto Ricans, and a commission to study labor conditions. The island remains a U S possession with a territorial government, appointed officials, and a two‑house legislature, but no congressional representation or presidential voting rights.
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Washington
United States
Porto Rico
Senate
Council
Island
Portorican statehood and war munitions note in broader dispatch
The article surveys political and military topics including potential Puerto Rican statehood with a population around one million and growing US education adoption. It also reports on Britain’s push to increase munitions output under Lloyd George, and general war-related commentary, referencing Germany Austria and Russian supply issues.
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Paris
F.grand
David Lloyd George
England
Galicia
Germany
Austria
Prince Sea Rena
Wily
Bryan
How to Keep Well Economical, Disites
A Montclair study links baby death rates to family earnings and spending. The analysis compares 47 meals from moderate restaurants, noting Napoleons provide high calories for low cost while strawberry shortcake is costly. It lists economical and expensive foods across categories: pastries, sandwiches, dairy, meats, eggs, omelets, salads, seafood, vegetables, and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gephart
Bandwicher Cress
Vienna
Housewife's Apron Fashion From Old Cookery Texts
Advice on apron choices to match dresses and colors, noting blue and white checks with blue gowns, solid colors with dark outfits, and black calico as versatile. Describes bib pinafores, yellow pongee designs, and smock aprons, plus caps like Dutch caps and gingham sweeping caps for practical housekeeping wear.
Albany Conference and Franklin Plan for Union
The Albany Conference saw seven colonies represented by twenty five delegates who unanimously agreed to Franklin's proposed plan of union with a president general appointed by the crown. Ministers and colonial assemblies rejected it as giving too much power, while Pitt's wartime actions later proved decisive in strengthening England’s control, enabling victory in North America. A soldier's remark highlighted Pitt's effect on English dominion and colonial security.
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Albany
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Franklin
Boston
Richard
Connecticut
Congress
England
Pitt
France
Canada
Shipe
Wolfe
Quebec
St. Lawrence
America
Eld
Europe
Pitt Closet
Humor of the Day Drawer Quotes and Jokes Around Society
A collage of comic exchanges from various papers. A student asks about sending a photo to a debutante while considering a chaperone, a pun about a contractor’s fortune, and light banter on money and social manners. Pieces include jokes about debating fortunetelling and a diner complaining about coffee.
Press Commentary Mix of Political Notions and War talk
A compilation of quotes from various papers discusses political figures and military topics. It notes Wilson's baseball knowledge and hints at political reputations, comments on Japan increasing its standing army, and speculates on Mexico’s reunification and Carranza Villa dynamics. It references Hobson and ex-brigades, while noting Indiana’s lone pupil entering the army and remarks on fighters' endurance.
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Butte
East Broadway
Hastorial Dept
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Standard
Hotaling’s
Park Row
San Diego
Child's
Portland
Bowman
O'Mara, Firth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie—Whitney
Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental
Andrenier Way
Andard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Torday
Wontana Pioneer
Napoleon
Wellington
2Atmon
Sam
Mr. Bryan
Don Quixote
Gerard
Berlin
Kitchener
Isla
Colonel Roosevelt
Kentucky
Lincoln
Nebraska
Toth
Ian Irae Orama
Bryan Lo
Vila
Carranza
Damon
Pinchota
Wil
Elate
Porto Rco
Underwood & Underwood
West Point Military Academy
Athhe Point
Lindley M. Garrison
United States Army
Luis Raul Esteves
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Montclair
Ned
Lee
Dean
The
Chicago Tribune
Detroit Free Press
Boston ‘Transcript
Cholly
Ethel
Philadelphia Record
Spirit of the Press
Bush
Pittsburg
Cummins
Press
Japan
Hobson
Houston Post
T. R
G. W. Perkins
Corstency
Boston Advertiser
Penne
Mexico
Villa
Washington Post
Huerta
Balti
Indiana
Bulk
Brown
Cleveland Plain ‘Dealer
Dpiathy Businet Tellage
A.C. M. Hardware House
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