Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Distribution Note
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including edition rates, postal information, and advertising offices. It notes subscription prices for daily and Sunday issues, carrier and mail rates, and identifies foreign advertising reps and multiple sale points across major cities. It also provides contact for general business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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North America
Los Angeles
Tcemr News Agency
Chine News Agency
Wester War
Bpokane
Stubeck, Wall and Riverette
AM General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Labor Dispute Ends in Arbitration Agreement
The Butte labor conflict ends with an amicable agreement to submit differences to arbitration after workers return to their jobs on the old basis. The settlement followed unions and the Silver Bow Employers' association recognizing mutual rights to form associations. Arbitration will guide future matters, and resumed work signals a return to normalcy amid peak building season and expectations of broader prosperity.
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Butte
Silver Bow Employers’ Association
Playground Enterprises Spark Anaconda Baseball Start
Baseball on the common in Anaconda opens with the first scheduled games as summer weather arrives. Public enthusiasm indicates municipal support for the season, with organizers preparing subscriptions to back summer and winter amusements, including diamond exhibitions and skating.
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Anaconda
Boston Tech Phone Demo Is Greatest Modern Achievement
A Boston Symphony Hall display marked the dedication of the MIT educational plant as 35 U.S. cities joined in voice reach, centering on Boston. Speakers conveyed calm, deliberate oratory via telephone while thousands listened, praising the invention's impact on business and society and noting the telephones’ speed and economy.
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Chicago
St Louis
Boston
United States
Anaconda
Symphony Hall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston Tech
Cross
Noble Institution
Telephone Company
Silent Ballots and Political Echoes at Oyster Bay
A convention history notes that from 1888 to 1912 most presidential nominees won on the first ballot, except 1888 when Harrison led Walker and Sherman through eight ballots. The piece mentions Chauncey M. Depew, former candidates, and satirical asides on Hughes Bryan and Roosevelt, with oyster bay and Pancho Villa referenced in a satirical political column.
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Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Sherman
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Gresham
Ger
Allison
Blaine
Oyster Bay
Sentries and Scribes of Or Elsewhere Vignettes
Collection of brief quips and cartoon captions from various papers. Jests touch on mistaken identity hair bleaching Shakespeare critique and domestic humor. Notable lines include a London Opinion piece on color bleached hair and a barber quiz about hiding shaved skin amid editor refusals and wags about poets and gossip.
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London
Philadelphia
Boston Transcript
St. Louis Republic
Ophelia
Fiaintet
Transcript
Jagsby
Birmingham
Herald
Harley
Washington Star
Oil costs rise in Japan threaten lamp to light switch
In Japan the rising cost of kerosene makes lamp lightouts common as cities and even the poorest families seek electric lights. The high oil prices burden poor workers who have long labored into the night at their handicrafts.
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Japan
Local Civic Plans Highlight City Calendar and Leagues
Municipal leagues were estimated to cost funds for public projects and social programs. The center of the season focuses on community tasks, schedules, and upcoming civic events.
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Huey
Housewife Exercise System Strengthens Muscles and Posture
A 1918 home fitness guide outlines chair based routines to straighten the shoulders, strengthen the abdomen, and reduce flab. It emphasizes balance, proper clothing, and maintaining head up and shoulders back to improve breathing and heart health.
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Aisco
Ian
How to Keep Well Diabetic Diet Classifications
Dr Evans outlines vegetable fruit and nut classifications for diabetics with per cent carbohydrate ranges and examples. He notes effects of cooking water soakings and lists beans peas potatoes and nuts by class, plus cautions on limiting starch and sugar intake for starvation and dietary control.
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W. A. Evans
Chicago
J Lin
Joslin
Carpenterer
Chicago Tribune
Lazy Girl and the Hard Work for Winter Success
A reflective piece urges Persistence over comfort as a “Lazy Girl” fictional figure questions when success comes. It contrasts patient effort with idle pleasures, arguing that ambition requires steady labor, knowledge, and endurance through looming hardships.
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Ant
Dietine
Honra
Dave
Seile Hen
Spot
Mattie
Mary Plekford Contest Highlights Moral Lessons
A clipped wartime style note on lazy girls failing to work and the shift to a real Mary Pickford contest, illustrating public concerns over conduct and entertainment. The piece stresses productivity and proper behavior for young women, contrasting a warning tone with a promotional contest conclusion.
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Izy Girls
Briakly
Mary Plekford
Potash From Banana Stalks Could Feed Industry
An English chemist reported in the Oil City Derrick that banana stalks yield high potash content suitable for paper making. Studies by Dr. Hanley of Leeds University show dried stalks contain about 13.7 percent potash, offering 25 pounds of potash per ton of stalks, with potential U.S. cultivation.
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Oil City
England
Hanley
Leeds University
Tus
United States
The Dot Preparedness
The text depicts boys awaiting supper as moonlit night falls near a cabin. An instructor notes Jack unpacking a hamper eating bacon and coffee while planning a project. The plan includes dating entries with numbers and pasting each day’s picture into a scrap book to complete a story.
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Jack
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Wall Street Journal
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