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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1915

Page

6

STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD RATES AND DISTRIBUTION

The Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with annual and monthly options. It announces sales through multiple news agencies in cities including New York, Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake, San Francisco, Seattle, and Tacoma and requests all correspondence to be directed to the Anaconda office.

Carter North America Sunday Standard Adance Montana New York Hotaline Park Row Thirty-eighth Broadway Chicuro—De Woodwerdant Sticnieer Rochester Minn J. D. Kelly Denver Western Salt Lake Charlee San

Controversy in Butte Schools and Lusitania War Talk

The piece urges peace in the Butte school dispute, proposing resignations or a special election as possible paths to agreement. It also discusses the Lusitania sinking, Britain’s naval posture, U S implications, and public reactions, with commentary on politics, railroads, and international tensions. Several named places and entities appear, including Helena, Montana, and the state fair, with broad war-related observations.

Butte Citizens Germany Wessels Admiralty Great Britain United States Lusitania Hiecaria Teocerea Berlin Wilson

New England Cotton Mills Weigh Renewed Prosperity

The New England textile sector shows rebound signs as mills in Springfield and New Bedford expand operations. Reports note capacity use rising from 85 to 95 percent while finished goods prices climb 3 to 60 percent. Older mills earn 20 to 25 percent on capital amid ample orders to sustain four to six months.

New England Republican Publicity Bureau Springfield New Bedford Mills New Bedford

Electrification of Railroads Seen as Finance Challenge

Engineering writer Raymond Gordon notes rapid shifts from steam to electric propulsion in U S railroads and argues future progress hinges on finance rather than engineering. He cites New York Central Hudson and Harlem, Pennsylvania, Boston and Maine, Michigan Central, Great Northern, Butte, Anaconda and Pacific, and Milwaukee roads as early electrifiers, with others in England and Switzerland adopting the system.

Raymond Gordon Engineering Gordon United States Mr. Gordon Hudson Harlem New York Central New York Harmon and White Pennsylvania Boston & Maine Michigan Central Grind ‘Trunk Detroit and St. Clair Great Northern Cascade Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Ihs Enire Chicago, Milwaukee England

Quotable extracts on politics and world affairs

A compilation of editorial quips and brief notes from various papers reflecting on figures from Roosevelt to Bryan, Wilson, and Huerta, plus a line on Australia’s gold output. The items juxtapose political tactics, press dynamics, and international stances with skeptical, witty tone.

Inherits Fortune From British Hero’s Widow

Mrs. Phyllis Langhorne Brooks of Greenwood Virginia inherits about 200000 of Captain George Henry Douglas Tennant Grenadier Guards killed in action last March. The will drawn October 1914. Brooks, a Langhorne beauty, is in London aiding sister Mrs Waldorf Astor nursing wounded soldiers. She was divorced in December 1914 from Reginald Brooks in Albemarle Virginia for desertion.

Phyllis Langhorne Brooks Greenwood George Henry Douglas Tennant Grenadier Guards London Waldorf Astor

Gift ideas for graduates from a careful housewife

A nostalgic catalog of gifts for graduates, noting boys face tougher choices than girls. It suggests books, pens, cuff buttons, and personal items for boys, while for girls it highlights fans, handbags, toilet articles, handkerchiefs, and flowers. It mentions garden gifts, baskets, and inexpensive home crafted linen handkerchiefs as appealing options.

Ams Arden Rome Eigem McClure News

Science score cards for child training proposed by Drs Clark

Drs Clark of Waterloo Iowa devised two score cards to value a child’s qualities from 18 months upward. They promote play based learning and non punitive methods, with age specific tasks and four to ten evaluative points. The approach emphasizes readiness, self control, and helpfulness, and warns against commanding or threatening children.

Drs Clark Waterloo Towa Dra Clark Dre Clark

French Activity in New World Fortifications and Exploration

The narrative recounts French expansion in North America under royal policy. It details forts and posts from the St. Lawrence to the Mississippi, ships across Ottawa waters, and expeditions by Marquette and La Salle. The piece portrays French traders priests and soldiers shaping early settlements, trading freely, and gathering support for colonial civilization amid English encroachment.

France St. Lawrence Mississippi Jacques Cartier Quebec William of ‘Orange Bay of Fundy Montreal Tadousac Ottawa Lake Huron Lake Michiko Lake. Superior Green Bay Lake Michigan Wisconsin River Pete Marquette Ohio Arkansne Robert la Sale Kone Gulf Wisconsin Lake ‘Mich Timole Missisalppi Missisaippi Salon Hon

Humor of the Day from a Baltimore American snippet

A fragmentary satire sketches a French reservist sent for provisions who never returns and pivots to a restaurant joke. The dialogue touches on life, money, and immigration with quick lines from a judge and a passerby, reflecting old newspaper humor tone.

America Pat Mia Holdup Baltimore Panhandler Bilton Bilton, Sr

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