Standard Publishing Company contact and pricing notices
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details with addresses and telephone numbers for the editorial and business departments. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly and yearly mail and carrier options, and provides sale locations outside Montana where the Standard is on sale. It also lists an array of city newsstand distributors across the United States.
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Standard Publishing Company ‘Publishers and Proprietors
Pose
Anaconda
Omee
Standard Building
Mont
East Broadway
Peace conference talk and New York constitution proposals
A 1960s note reports European neutral nations pondering a peace conference with no U. S. invitation and U. S. mediation offers likely reissued later. It also tracks Albany New York constitutional convention proceedings with 439 amendment proposals, ongoing committee work, and a tight timetable for a fall vote if approved.
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Europe
United States
Wilson
New York State
Albany
New York
Foreign Births and Population in the United States
An examination shows that foreign births form a significant share of the population. It cites percentages by country of origin, noting large contributions from Britain, Scotland and Wales, Italy, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, with totals for other countries. The text discusses immigration sources and the overall foreign-born population.
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Briand
Scotland
Wales
Italy
Sweden
Norway
Dentoane
Thaootal
United
War Ink and Tax Hikes Strain Britain’s Finances
The piece notes rising returns of foreign born citizens during war and predicts a larger future flow despite hostilities. It reports Asquith stating England will spend 15 million dollars daily for three months on the war and expects higher material costs, wages, and goods as funds are raised through heavier taxes and inheritance levies, with debt interest pressing governments for generations.
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Asquith
England
Foreign Banks Expand in South America and China Trade
The National City Bank of New York plans four South American branches with more on the way, while other U.S. banks eye regional locations. Shanghai banking ties and a San Francisco main branch aim to boost U S China trade. An Eagle article reviews past secretaries of state resignations and previews a Republican state committee meeting in Helena to decide the fate of the progressives and possible alignment with Wilson’s 1916 bid.
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National City Bank of
New York
South America
Germany
England
United States
Shanghai
China
San Francisco
America
Brooklyn Eagle
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
France
Jefferson
Henry Clay
John Quincy Adams
Daniel Webster
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
Tyler
Republican State
Central Committee
Helena
Montana
Wilson
Republican Party
Grenville
Phey
Promised Supper Sparks Friction In Short Story
A husband learns his wife has earned a cooking school diploma and announces she has prepared the whole dinner. The couple discuss a clever girl as plans unfold, while the husband struggles with a difficult bite during the meal.
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Busines
A Lively Mix of Old Jokes and Fibs in Exchange Tales
A clipped selection of humor and rural anecdotes unfolds with Irish wit, cowboy lore, and a mill boss’s quips. Lively patter from Pat and a tenderfoot scene at Bitter Creek blend with a carpet shake tale as workers chase time and dishes.
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Tenderfoot
Bitter Creek
Bill Husher
Guvinor
Color in meals enhances appeal in economical menus
A 1915 Meclure Syndicate piece on homemaking notes that meal planning should balance economy and nutrition with color. It argues color variety boosts appetite, suggests tinted soups, vegetables, and desserts, and warns against overcoloring.
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Meclure
Keeping Well with Infantile Paralysis Care Advice
Dr Orr of Nebraska cites 229000 crippled children in the United States and cites Birmingham on infantile paralysis. The article warns early fever without paralysis, emphasizes passive motion and electricity during illness, braces and possible operation after wasting, and stresses play outdoors, nutrition, and hygiene to prevent deformities and neglect. It notes rickets contribute to cripples and urges mothers to seek proper hospitals and avoid false cures.
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Orr
Nebraska
United States
Reeves
Hirmingham
Birmingham
Bob Fitzsimmons
The
Chicago Tribune
Press commentary across papers in wartime era reflections
A collage of 1915 era newspaper snippets quotes editors on public opinion and policy. References include the Baltimore Sun Washington Post Indianapolis News Seattle Post-Intelligencer Louisville Courier Journal Chicago News Cleveland Plain Dealer Pittsburg Dispatch Springfield Republican and Evansville Indiana, noting reactions to Villa, Carranza, Lusitania, German actions, and public mood about war and peace. Notable names include Bryan Gore Wiley and Evansville.
Britain's Short Sighted Policy and the Stamp Act
The passage outlines England’s plan to tax American colonies to cover empire costs. Grenville and Parliament push a 1765 Stamp Act, triggering strong colonial protests and signaling a widening rift between Britain and the American colonists.
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England
Grenville
Humor of the Day fragments from The Limit and others
A collage of cartoon captions and quips from various papers. Jokes touch on manners money and society with lines about upper ten tastes mistaken letters and a streetcar of banter. The humor reflects early 20th century social commentary and cartoonish wit.
Loose Leaf System for Advertising Efficiency
The piece advocates a loose leaf system for advertising in daily newspapers. It argues that focused spending boosts efficiency by targeting paying spots, offering consumers a free element and driving definite sales and dealer influence. Mentions manufacturers, World Building, and New York.
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World Building
New York
Alhambra Hot Springs Ad Promises Cures in Montana
The Alhambra Hot Springs claims curative powers across the middle and western United States. A hotel and springs sit 100 yards from the Great Northern line, with room and board rates listed as $2.90 daily, $18 weekly, or $55 for four weeks. Proprietor J Sullivan invites inquiries for further details.
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A.lhambra
United States
Great Northern
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