Anaconda Standard Advertising Directory Notice
A historical print notice from the Anaconda Standard lists advertising and distribution details including locations and payment terms. It references offices in New York and Detroit and notes subscription rates and delivery for the North American region.
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Bungay
Sear Garton
North America
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Detroit
Ncer
Ye Minn Kelly Clear
Lawman
Astomhce
Delegates Split as Republican Convention Looms in 1816
A Washington official notes 20 delegates back Hughes, 210 for Roosevelt, 163 for Root, with others for Cummins Burton Ford and more. Straw polls show no clear majority. old-guard leaders claim they halted Roosevelt’s boom, but the colonel remains a formidable challenger with the three week horizon to the convention.
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Washington
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Root
Fvorite Sont Cummins
Burton
Ford
Republcan
Filipinos Seek Greater Self‑Rule Before Independence
After failure of the independence bill in Congress, Filipino leaders in Washington stay put and push for a revised measure granting more self government. They expect a favorable impression and hope independence will come in a few years as they demonstrate readiness to govern themselves.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Philippines
No MOVE For Act in Wilson Mediation Pause
Peace talk dominates headlines as Germany and Austria hint at willingness to seek mediation by President Wilson. Britain may reject any move now, delaying formal negotiations. Wilson previously offered to mediate but was not desired at the time and will wait for mutual consent from both sides before acting.
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Germany
Austria
Wilson
Great Britain
France
Butte Plans Central Boulevard and Wartime Peace Views
A central boulevard plan links Butte's business district to the south, promising a safe, well-lit, grid and parking friendly artery without streetcar tracks. Editorials urge civic pride, improved parks, and livable growth while weighing peace hopes and U.S. stance in World War I era.
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Butte
Main Street
Silver Bow Creek
Harrison Street
Northwest
Congress Nears Pass on Army Size Plan
The House and Senate conferrees have agreed on an army of about 206000 for the landing force with possible increase of 60000 in emergency. A federalized national guard would back the force, with final action expected early this week.
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Wilton
Congress
House
Senate
United States
Naval BiUana
Silver as Money and the Push for a Fixed Ratio
Eastern papers shift stance on silver arguing remonetization may come at a fixed gold to silver ratio. Discussion weighs possible ratios of 18 to 1, 25 to 1, or 30 to 1 with price implications, noting Europe’s demand for silver coinage and gold hoarding as war-era flows shift.
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Europe
Bryan
Sleepless man and lawyer joke in Short Stories scene
In a playful exchange Pate teases Mike about a sleepless man like a lawyer who shifts positions. A famed caricaturist recalls biking with a Gas-Con bragging of a towering dining hall joke. The talk shifts to family dining rooms and a punchline about fish at the table as the wedding setup unfolds with groom best man and minister present.
Early signs of consumption warned by hemorrhage
A patient named W. suspected as below par experiences afternoon fever warmth behind the breastbone and a salty taste, followed by a cough producing blood. Examination shows tuberculosis indicators with tubercle bacilli in sputum. prognosis uncertain, but hemorrhages rarely fatal and quiet rest advised with salt on the tongue.
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Wright Red
Nix We
G. W
Chicago Tribune
Housewife’s economy guides seasonal veg buying
An article on economical vegetable shopping highlights that experience teaches proper buying, portioning, and usage. It notes that seasonal produce costs less, in-season varieties yield versatile meals, and overbuying or inferior markdowns can waste money. It mentions a San resident Samuel Hieneson, 80, and a historical note about Mr Richeson’s Civil War era service.
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Yaster
Gcoxpright
McClure News‘paper Syndicate
Samuel Hieneson
San
Carloliv
Eld
Richeson
Senator Stewart
Lincoln
Beware of the dog and other tales of fear and ethics
A fragmented narrative recalls a sign reading beware of the dog and a lively scene with a glamorous spectator, then shifts to reflections on animals in cinema, vivisection, and moral questions about meat consumption and animal rights, noting audience reactions and personal discomfort.
Humor of the Day and Snippets Mixed Notes
A collage of jokes and witty quips from various papers. Includes lines about a maid testifying, stock in a party line, taxi versus streetcar, and playful exchanges amid humorous asides and stray stories.
Headlines on Bryan Ford and political temperaments
The clippings discuss Bryan's party loyalty, Ford's unexpected praise, and George Harvey’s pursuit of a new president. They comment on political dynamics in 1900 era papers, noting party identity, leadership challenges, and public sentiment. Uncle Cannon reaches 80, Columbia State contrasts obituary tone with politics, and presses debate Bryan Mann contrasts.
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Cannon
Columbia State
Pancho Villa
Wwashington
Bryan
Mann
New York Sun
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