Anaconda Standard publishing notice and ads listing
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing details for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY with office contacts, pricing, and carrier information. It lists branch offices, telephones, advertising representation in New York and Chicago, subscription rates, and various newsstand locations across multiple cities.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffice
Anaconda
Omee Standard Building
Montelphones
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Cine
Butte
Fast Broadway
EWS
Montana
Standard
York—Hotaling
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie Cleat
Coe
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Denver
Balt Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemn
San Diego
Chila
Portland
Bowman
Postofice
Postofice Corner. —Omars, Firth and
Wash Trego News Co
Senttle Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental and
Wester Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Riv“Al
Standard Publishing Company
Woodrow Wilson for President and Marshall for Vice President
A candidacy ticket is listed with Woodrow Wilson as President and Thomas R. Marshall as Vice President. The presented slate emphasizes the national leadership duo and their joint ticket in the historical election context.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Fourth of July Best Yet for Butte Elks Carnival
Western Montana towns skip local celebrations and urge visitors to attend Butte in early July for a grand Elks Carnival spanning the Fourth. Organizers promise the greatest celebration yet, urging multiple day visits and noting the Elks’ track record of successful events.
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Montana
Butte
The
Elks
No Third Term Controversy Settled Defi nitely
The third term debate is settled with no constitutional ban on extensions, but public sentiment opposes a third term. Washington refused a third term, Grant and Roosevelt unsuccessfully sought one, and Roosevelt’s 1912 bid failed. The author hopes no future president pursues a third term.
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Washington
The
Republic
Grant
Roosevelt
People
National Parks Portfolio showcased for public lands
A Beautiful Portfolk review celebrates National Parks Portfolio issued by the government printing office compiled by Stephen T Mather. The nine section work highlights Yellowstone and Glacier with 31 and 25 views respectively and other parks with lavish descriptions and photography. Secretary Lane promotes open spaces and urges public visitation to the nation s parklands.
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Stephen T. Mather
Interior
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Lane
Awakening to America's Parks and Their Grandeur
The nation has begun to treasure its grand national parks as autos and trails open wide access from the Pacific coast to Europe being closed, spurring a larger public to explore mountains, glaciers, lakes, canyons, forests, and waterfalls. Secretary Lane urges funding for roads and trails to reveal more of America’s beauty.
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Pacific Coast
Europe
Alps
Rhine
France
Lane
America
Advertising as Barometer of Business Success in the Press
The article argues that advertising tests a businessman's character and drives growth. It cites John Wanamaker as a prime example and notes that successful merchants in Butte and Anaconda use ample and well judged newspaper ads to attract customers. More advertising, it asserts, brings more business.
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Axa
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Butte
Anaconda
Open Door Policy and Asia Rivalries Under Study
A careful observer notes Japan and America's evolving stance toward Asia. China remains a key negotiation focus as U S diplomacy backs open door while Japan pursues an Eastern Monroe doctrine. The article questions friction risks and the impact of spheres of influence amid World War allied powers and China.
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Japan
America
China
United States
Eastern
Asia
Uncle Sam
Island
South America
Commodore Perry
Unclear political talk mashes through a chaotic scene
Fragmented remarks mix Kaiser Verdun, Pancho Villa, Hughes and Wilson with references to Montana electors and Montana governors. The piece hints at a partisan campaign mood, a weather note, and light satire about candidates while sketching shifting loyalties and public figures amid a noisy, speculative column.
Republicans contemplate exploring expedition and Roosevelt aid
The text notes some Republicans plan exploratory moves centered on Fairbank and comments on party diversity. It mentions Roosevelt’s potential aid to Hughes as Republicans from across the country extend tentative support, with caricatures of party strength and crop references.
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Centeh
Fairbank
Ae Carranza
Sam
Roosevelt
Hughes
Arrested Growth In A 19 Year Old Boy A Medical Note
Dr W A Evans discusses whether height can be increased after arrested growth. Studies by Osborne and Mendel on rats show growth can resume with proper nutrition even after long stoppage. Regrowth varies, sometimes exceeding normal pace, but inheritance largely governs final stature. Foods like fresh milk butter meat bread vegetables and fruit aid growth, with proteins carbs fats and minerals essential. In humans, restoration of growth is unlikely if the cause is genetic inheritance. exercise and nutritious eating are advised, though height gains are limited by genetics.
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Osborne
Mendel
Stheir
Funk and MacCallum
Dr. WA. Evans
Political Wits and Press Mock Presidential Hints
Opinion snips from several papers mock current U.S. politics and candidates. The Charleston News and Courier notes Taft votes, the Philadelphia Press critiques Hiram Johnson’s role, while the Chicago Post and Boston Transcript lampoon Roosevelt and Hughes. Multiple papers joke about presidential expectations and retirements.
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Hiram Johnson
Philadelphia
T. R
Roosevelt
Hughes
Chicago Post
Boston Post
Humor Bits From Old Newspapers On Wartime Wit
A collage of jokes and cartoons from prior era papers, including exchanges about eloping by car, French talk, recruiting, and a Sudan joke about wolves, reflecting light gossip and wartime humor through a string of brief quips and captions.
Personalities I Have Met Mr Hilliard in Toronto Vaudeville
A reminiscence of meeting performer Robert Hilliard in Toronto while acting in The Littlest Girl. The writer recalls dressing scenes, the child’s chapped hands soothed by the mother, a tense kiss from Hilliard, a $10 doll gift, and a lost Easter basket memory.
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Mr. Hilliard
Toronto
Canada
Vic
Lottie
Bettex
Vance- Willy
Indy
Cherry Preserves and Canning Methods
A guide to preserving cherries, pickling and making cherry vinegar, sugar syrup, and preserves. It covers selecting ripe sour cherries, sterilizing jars, heating, boiling times, and methods to appreciate cherries in pies, puddings, garnishes, and beverages. Includes measures, steps, and safety notes for best results.
Education for Farms Shows Higher Income with More School
A Missouri agricultural circular reports a 1912 comparison of 554 farmers with four years of rural schooling and 102 with more schooling extending to two years of high school. The better educated group earns about 14 percent more gross income and still about 40 percent higher after adjusting for business size.
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Missouri Agricultural Experimentatation
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