Anaconda Standard Newspaper Details and Rates
The Anaconda Standard listing shows publication info, ownership, and advertising details. It notes mail subscription options, rates, and distribution outside Montana with references to offices in Butte and New York, along with the publisher and address locations.
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NRWE
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THY
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Hotaling
Ena Selear Ane News
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Pemasan van Sai
Ane
Fio Peraeertedt
Chairine Caer
Jana Rrwrran
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Wary Piffy
Rivteck
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Miver
Genera
Bowinene Truer
No Wheat Record Expected This Year in U S
The Department of Agriculture predicts no wheat record for the United States this year with large crops of other grains. Winter wheat harvest is expected to be 150 million bushels below last year due to unfriendly conditions and farmers shifting acreage to other crops. Wheat remains abundant but not record breaking.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Wilson Calls Up National Guard Over Mexican Border
The president has summoned the national guard from three states to aid regular troops at the Mexican border. It is framed as guarding U S soil and citizens from bandit raids, not intervention in Mexican affairs, while Carranza struggles to control bandit activity. The action is presented as defensive and protective rather than an invasion.
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Wilson
National Guard
United States
Carranza
Pisces
Mexico
Chicago
Montana
John Frost
Frederick
Minority Presidents in U S History Examined
A Chicago newspaper quote discusses the idea that many U S presidents won with a minority of the popular vote while securing the electoral majority. It cites Polk Taylor Buchanan Lincoln Hayes Garfield Cleveland Harrison Cleveland and McKinley as examples, noting shifts in political dominance after 1895.
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Chicago
Wilson
Polk
Taylor
Buchanan
Lincoln
Hayes
Tilden
Garfield
Cleveland
Harrison
Hrgan
McKinley
A Sick Outlook On Youth Health Decline
An American Medicine essay argues that despite youth vigor media images, death rates show fewer infections but more chronic diseases like arteriosclerosis. It cites Life Extension Institute surveys of 2000 New York City workers, many in their 20s, with heart and kidney issues, prompting referrals to family physicians.
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Juno
America
Sweden
Life Extension Institute
New York City
American Medicine Authority
Jone
Roosevelt and Taft Win Majority Presidencies in Unusual Times
The text argues Roosevelt and Taft won as majority presidents while Wile Son led the field in popular votes but with a minority. It predicts Wilson will likely be elected by a majority this year and notes Republicans may not nominate a candidate who can match their former vote totals. It cites Republican defections toward Wilson and the unusual political climate.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Wileson
Wilson
United States
Bryan
Root
Sanaidate
Chicago Herald
Chicicago
Charleston News and _ Courier
Addressing automobile accidents and public safety concerns in Butte
A wide ranging column critiques automobile accidents in Butte, urging stricter driver punishment, while noting pedestrians and children risk safety. It laments unreliable public health guidance and argues for better hygiene, warns against playground street use, and lampoons current political and war news with regional observations and humor.
Test of Real Love and Coincidental Dialogues in Decades
A collage of old time snippets shows a series of brief, humorous exchanges. A minister jokes about heaven with a railroad lawyer, a clergyman and executives discuss social roles, and a Dodge-Keller party scene notes Mrs Moore’s formidable presence and salary. Small talk and social foibles unfold in light, ironic fashion.
Economical tips to make a small room look larger
A 1918 article offers practical steps for space enhancement by rearranging furnishings and simplifying decor. It advises neutral wall tones, selective wall art, and careful placement of a piano and seating to expand perceived space. Use a single large picture or a few grouped pieces, and avoid a central table to keep the room airy.
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McClure ‘Seveanaper Syndicate
How to Keep Well By Dne A Evans Chicago
Pulse and consumption discussed with analogy to water pulses from an engine. Notes on how heart rate responds to fever, tuberculosis, and tuberculin tests. Describes how pulse, temperature, and recovery timelines relate and how the brain center may respond to tubercle bacillus poisoning.
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Dne
A Evans
Chicago
Hormat
Mothers Gingerbread Reminiscences From Toronto Childhood
A nostalgic reminiscence of a Toronto childhood centered on Saturday mornings baking with mother. The piece recalls the fragrant kin derbread filling the house, playful siblings, and the joy of family rituals amid a changing era, with longing for simpler times.
Strikes in New York 1914–15 Halt Thousands of Days
A report by the New York State Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration shows 829,285 workdays lost by those directly involved in strikes and 868,898 by indirectly involved workers from 1914 through Sept. 30, 1915. The year ending Sept. 30, 1914 saw 41 successful, 44 failed strikes, totaling 102 with 48 wage increases and 1 shorter hours. The metal trades led in strike days with 155,843 days lost across 9,86 strikes.
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Repwe
Ind
New York
State Bureau of Mediation
Ws» Gatien Upon
Sud
Humor of the Day Bits From The Evening Pages
A montage of quips from various papers and figures humorously trading jests about poverty, education, penny saving, industry, and social quirks. The collection features lines about uneducated knowledge, the futility of letting go of a penny, literature as Crimson Gulch’s leading industry, and playful exchanges on engagement secrecy and chess playing.
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Nathrnge
Washington Star
Crimson Gulch
Washington Stars
Minnie
Boston Transcript
Antec
Nave
World of Quotes on Roosevelt and Candidates
A collection of political quips from various papers mocks Colonel Roosevelt and other figures. It notes Roosevelt's convention prospects, Pinchot's push for a progressive bloc, and reactions to President Wilson and Ford. The tone is satirical, reflecting campaign chatter and public opinion across newspapers.
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Indianpolis News
New York
Wilson
Chicago News
Ford
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