Daily Standard publication and distribution details
The Anaconda Standard announces publication practices with postal entry, office locations in Anaconda and Butte, advertising representation in New York and Chicago, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and list of newsstand and agency distribution points across the United States. It directs general correspondence to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Standard Building
Mont
Business Butte
Fast Broadway
Business
Batterial
Cartier
North America
ARWS
Montana
New York
Motaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
Ft Parlk
Washington
H. Snowden Marshal
United States
Pacific Coast
Economic forecast of a postwar boom and looming panic
A 1916 piece argues prices and wages will rise as credit strains widen. It predicts a broad U S business expansion followed by a severe panic with a fragile credit fabric and no foreign balance wheel, noting Dewing’s view on managing the crisis and the unique postwar context.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Wilson policy risks war with Mexico warned
The author argues Carranza may avoid moves causing calamity and credits Wilson for patience. It asserts intervention time has passed, warns of inevitable conflict if it occurs, and says the United States is better prepared though not fully ready. Calling for careful steps to avert war, it stresses possible invasion rather than targeted intervention.
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Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
Wison
United States
A Prophet of Evil Predicts Postwar U.S. Panic and Inflation
Yale Review professor Arthur S. Dewing foresees a postwar period of unprecedented violence, followed by a bright interlude, a surge of inflation, and a revival in business. He expects thriftless spending after peace, rising prices, and large capital investments to absorb savings.
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Yale Review
Arthur S. Dewing
United States
Democratic praise for Wilson as Hughes rival in 1916
A newspaper column argues that while Justice Hughes is a strong Republican candidate, Wilson remains the superior president. It notes presidents are subjected to criticism, cites past leaders like Lincoln and Roosevelt, and concludes Wilson has a record the nation should be proud of, unlikely surpassed by Hughes.
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Justice Hughes
Wilson
Hughes
Lincoln
Grant
Garfeld
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Mr. Hearst
Atlas
General Funston
Montana Voters Urged to Register for Primaries
A local political note urges Montana citizens to register for August primaries and the November election, stressing good government and participation. It cites low registration among women and calls for immediate action, amid warfront commentary and national figures.
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Montana
Short Tales From Circes And Village Puzzles
A mixed set of brief anecdotes from a newspaper page includes a six year old leaving a circus dreamily and praying at bedtime. Other notes describe village pranks with apples and strings, a White Plains suitor seeking a daughter's hand, a London comedian’s quip about bishops, and a stamp joke from Tit Bits.
The Russian Movement Uproots Doubts Of War Recovery
An analysis notes alarm in Vienna and Berlin at Russia’s rapid return from defeat. It credits swift reorganization and armament of new armies, enabling a formidable offensive. The piece suggests Russia may be halted but this is only probable.
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Vienna
Berlin
Russia
West Point Class Of 1916 Faces Summer Hoops
The 1916 West Point class has many positions ready for them this summer while leaders Roosevelt and Bryan enjoy leisure. President Wilson appears to have lost the Mexican vote in a surprising turn of events impacting the army and national stance.
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West Point
Roosevelt
Bryan
Wilson
Dye Your Home With Frugal Color Harmonies
Housewife columnist Frances Marshall urges using a dye kettle to revive faded items and unify interiors. She warns dyes vary by fabric, advises testing colors on scraps, and highlights safe, gradual methods to transform old curtains, cushions, and upholstery into harmonious new looks.
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Harmony
Betty
Puch Trea
Jorie
Perseverine
McClure
Use of hydroaeroplanes for scout duty at sea
Washington reports first navy experiments to test hydroaeroplanes for scout duties during Atlantic fleet summer maneuvers aboard the armored cruiser North Carolina. A catapulting device and hydrogenerator plant will enable aerial scouting and balloon observation, potentially equipping future ships similarly.
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Washington
North Carolina
Pensacola Naval Aviation Station
My First Love Affair From a Starry Stage to Pneumonia
A girl recalls a childhood theater romance with a famous actor, meeting him behind the scenes, sharing a kiss, and enduring his illness and death from pneumonia. She later herself falls ill, recalls the romance as dramatic fantasy, and notes reuniting years later to find him transformed into a balding centreman.
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Ray
Lmn
Thad Pew
Char | Retern
Latte Liaerty
Humor of the Day snippets of quips and chatter
A collage of dialogue snippets from various newspapers including remarks about stage romance, audience tastes, insurance policy quirks, and a joke about debts and marriage. The piece blends jokes about actors lovers on stage, a new ice dealer, and a quip about prolonging argument to gain enlightenment.
Snapshot of era quotes and cartoons across papers
A collage of newspaper blurbs and witty quotes from 1910s style press, touching on war, economics, patriotism, and daily life. Items mention German army tonnage, price disputes in coal, Wilson era red scare, La Follette reform talk, preparedness, and parcel post quirks with farm products and crate weights.
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