Standard Publishing Company Ad Directory Across Cities
A fragmented listing shows advertising offices and news agencies from multiple cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Denver. It notes standard Montana offices and addresses for correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York
Hotaiine’s
Park Row
Broadway
Pewoll—Metropolitar X
Wet Woodward
Michigan
Denver
Mount McKinley ascent hailed as record feat by Stuck party
The June 4 push led by Archdeacon Stuck reached the summit of Mount McKinley at about 20,500 feet, surpassing prior claims by Dr. Cook. The report notes Cook’s failure, Stuck’s vindication, and anticipates telephotography and electric communication transforming news and witnessing distant events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount McKinley
Archdeacon Stuck
Episcopal
Alaska
Cook
Hamilton
Montana
University of Copenhagen
Missoula
Helena
Iife
Street politics over street commissioner in Butte
Editorial notes a clash between mayor Duncan and socialist factions over the street commissioner's office. Harvey Smith is replaced by Dan Sullivan, then Sullivan aligns with the reds, exacerbating tensions as control of city funds and street work commissions becomes a political prize amid ongoing council turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Duncan
Harvey Smith
W. G. Sullivan
Dan Sullivan
Reds
City Hall
Omer
Co operative growth and beef market trends in England and New York
A dispatch notes England’s co operative movement expanding with total accounts around 340 million dollars and member base near 3 million, while New York sees Argentine beef lowering prices and gaining market footholds. The piece also outlines a U S senate plan by Senator Pittman to survey and allocate Alaska coal via numbered strips, balancing conservation with immediate need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative
England
New York Times
America
New York
Liverpool
South America
Alaska
United States
Senate
Pittman
Great
Secretary of the Interior
Pacific Coast
Short Stories and Humorous Vignettes Parade Through City
A collage of comic snippets from a city scene includes a callow sport mocked over a veal cutlet, sharp exchanges with a witty maid, and a string of humorous sketches from Punch and Punch-like outlets. Characters from Mrs Pathette Figgite to a Stuyvesant square porter illuminate social quips and misreadings.
Bourne cites highways saving billions for farms
Jonathan Bourne Jr, former Oregon senator and now chairman of the Joint Committee on Federal Aid in the Construction of Post Roads, says better highways would save farmers and county residents about 1.0 billion dollars yearly. He notes current costs of feeding 25 million horses and mules at roughly 2.0 billion dollars annually and contrasts with motor trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Oregon
Joint Committee On Federal
Democracy and real aristocracy in a world of leaders
The piece argues that democracy challenges hollow privilege and artificial titles. It asserts genuine leadership comes from real merit and cites historic figures such as Dante, Shakespeare, Lincoln, Pasteur, and Jesus as examples of true kings of men. It rejects pretenders and calls for opportunities for such worthy figures under democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Europe
Becaus
Dante
Shakespeare
Bacon
Lincoln
Gladstone
Mazzini
Wagher
Beethoven
Hach
Francis of Assisi
Luther
Wesley
Socrates
Plato
Kant
Pasteur
Merci Ntoff
Koch
Lke
King of Kings
Carpenter
Son of
Nazareth
Walt Mason Song Of Autumn Reflections On School And Youth
The verse recalls autumn and school days with a nostalgic tone as adults lament childish mischief and freedom. It contrasts a teacherly mood with carefree summers, noting the old man’s longing for play while acknowledging aging and the cost of youth.
Luke M'Luke Says Ingratitude Cited By Speaker
The Cincinnati Inquirer notes Luke M'Luke criticizes ingratitude and cautions against ignoring duty. He laments education neglect and praises personal responsibility amid public discourse on initiative and referendum, urging support for civic engagement.
A Day in June Poem by James Russell Lowell
A lyrical meditation on June's lush vitality where nature and life seem linked. The speaker questions what is heard and felt in the world as every clod stirs with potential and summer creatures awaken, celebrating a season blessed by God and the heart’s quiet joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Isle of Tife
Wen
James Russell Lowell
LIFE S FUNNY SIDE AND S ANALOGY IN SUNDAY STANDARD
The Sunday Standard promotes humor with pieces like The New Fable of the Intent Fuser by George Ade and a light sermon by Rev. Jerry Rounder. It previews cartoons on This All Comes Under the Head of Pleasure and Bingville Bugle circus day, Mrs Bumps Boarding House, Noalizark Hotel, Sambo, Uncle dim Tad and Tim. It also highlights LIFE S SERIOUS SIDE with Wilson Plain Talks to Plain People. The Sporting Section advertises The Days of Real Sport cartoon and W J Burns True Detective tale The Costa Rica Conspirators. Regular departments cover society, clubs, automobilists, theaters, and picture houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Standard
George Ade
Jerry Rounder
Bingville
W. J. Burns
Costa Rica
State Federation
Livingston
Talent Traced and Fashion Notes in Humorous Column
The column sketches wit and fashion quirks with lines about splattermore in cubist humor, a prize ribbon maker mother, a judge, and a present for a lady. It casually moves through playful banter on letter writing, a misspelled greeting, and a Freen covert green tailored coat with checked material and extra revers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splattermore
Saylor Boarding School Celebrates Fortieth Year in Spokane
The Saylor Boarding School for Boys marks its nineteenth year at Spokane address. The west's only school limiting pupil count to the teacher’s health log ensuring orderly study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witteenth
Spokane
Wasi
West
Heath Orologue
Ot Lone
Spirit of the Press and Civic Quotes Collage
A collage of quotes and notes from various papers. Mentions include Chicago Record Herald on aviation and women’s suffrage, Cleveland Leader on showing superiority, London Times birthday message to John Whitehead, Cleveland Plain Dealer on epicures, New Orleans Picayune on bristles in eating, New York World on royal restraint, Indianapolis News on June brides, and a Cleveland Plain Dealer remark about graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London ‘Times
George
John Whitehead
Wimbledon
Cleves Land Plain Dealer
Epten
Presenea
Indianapolis News
Favorite Fiction Excerpt Sparks Subdivision Sale Note
A Chicago Tribune fragment from a fiction piece features lines about a late decision to sell and move, with a rooftop contemplative tone and characters Myrtle and Mr Jones tangling with a fund and identity moments. The dialogue hints at suburb relocation and personal motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicag Tribune
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Giandard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell
Ee Reese
Meta
Bulla Piste
Office Tribune
Mount Weinley
Daily Mirror
L'Illustration
Paris
New Yok Press
Washington
Niagara
Africa
Arctic
Pacific
Edison
Nikola Tesa
Belef
Terra Firma
Arizona
Bryan
Concord
Gettysburg
Yale
Professor Taft
Taft
Los Angeles
Old England
House of Commong
Lloyd George
Robert Deed
Ubel
West Virginia
Gitte Tramp
Mies
Yank Sntgerdnens
Miss Wary
Mornaro
Lippincott’s. Magazine
Verston
Stuyvesant Square
du Maurier
Punch
Bonehead
New York Evening Post
North
Jersey
Philadelphia Telegraph
Bourne
DR. Frank Crane
Walt Mason
Nick Carter
Cree Cpary
Luke M'Luke
Cincinnati
the Sunday Standard
Woorow Wilson
Wilson
The _ Sunday Standard
Owsley Block
Sun
RICE
Fulton & May
Boston Transcript
William
Tys Tucky
Lave
John Kendrick Bangs
Ainstee
Rome
Saylor
Spirit of the Press
Geremany
Autho
Chicago Record-Herald
Cleveland
New Orleans Picayune
Erthorough
New York World
Janpy
Waten
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