Foreign Advertising Rates and News Stand Locations
The Anaconda Standard lists foreign advertising contact William Morton Co in New York and Chicago offices. subscription rates by carrier and mail are shown. It also notes where the Sunday Standard is available and provides numerous city newsstand agents and agencies across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 4. Morton Co
New York-Fifth Avene Building
Chicago
Ibe
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
New York
San Diego
Chila
Portland
Bowman
Postoffice Corner
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trexo News Co
Seattle
Whitney
Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yenler Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck
Wall and
River
Highways oversight proposed by Silver Bow chamber
The Silver Bow chamber of commerce urged county commissioners to place county highway maintenance under the Highways association for the season. The group has directed road work for two years, claiming since inception their efforts yielded 100 miles of excellent roads last summer. The proposal notes winter damage and the need to restore and maintain the improvements, citing proven expertise and better quality with the association in charge. The article also discusses upcoming Fourth of July playground funding in Anaconda and a strong community drive for donations to sustain public amusements and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cham
Board of County Commissioners of
Silver Bow County
Highways Association
Montana
Anaconda
Butte
Bozeman
Burden of Debt in Germany Could Shape Peace Talks
The article notes that Germany has quickly subscribed to every war loan but faces a growing burden of debt. It cites official estimates of at least 500,000 dollars yearly for loans and survivor benefits, warning that rising taxes, declining wages, and living costs will dampen enthusiasm as the war drags on. It suggests mounting discontent may influence future peace negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Boersen-Halle
German Stock Exchange
Colors
War talk and Roosevelt trial loom in 1915 complaints
A commentary argues the United States earns no blame for selling war munitions to any belligerent, noting Germany's own arms trade and Balkan war profits. It recounts the Syracuse trial margins, media interest shifts, and global tensions from 1915, citing Roosevelt, McAdoo, and international events with satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krupp Works
Germany
Roosevelt
Syracuse
Lusitania
United States
Barnes
Bani
Rand
Ga- Hota
Keeping Well: Mosquito Extermination Efforts In Union County
Statements from the Union County New Jersey mosquito extermination commission highlight progress and challenges. They note salt water hay yields rising and few salt marsh mosquitoes in treated areas while warning that countless breeding sites in yards, gardens, stables, and vacant lots sustain mosquito populations. The report emphasizes water quality, sewage pollution fueling wigglers, and the need for thorough inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosquito Extermination Commission
Union County
New Jersey
King Constantine of Greece Gravely Ill Feared
King Constantine, age forty six, is reported seriously ill and Greece feels grave anxiety. He became ruler after the assassination of King George on March 18, 1913 and recently opposed the war party in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Greece
George
War
Housewife's Economy Warns on Fruit Germs and Washing
A 1920s health note urges washing all fruit before eating due to germs on unclean fruit and handling. It stresses washing berries before hulls, drying thoroughly, and avoiding washing until serving if stored, to prevent mould and spoilage. Peaches are easier to wash to remove fuzz and germs, ensuring a safe, pleasant bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Sue
Mochure
Syndicata
Humorous Chronicles of Doctors and Fools in Boston
A physician in Boston, Dr Reed, treats patients though one horse refuses to cross bridges, prompting an honest sale ad. A Scotsman with a cow atop a hill comments on her view, and a misfired deserting charge idea plays with socks knitted by a high school girl, all from the Houston Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Reed
Houston Post
Many Races and Tribes Fighting With Germany
Washington Star reprints ethnology notes from wartime writers claiming the Elbe valley was once Slavic land and listing numerous nations and tribes said to fight under the German banner, including Prussians Bavarians Saxons Poles Ruthenians Czechs Magyars and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
Elbe
German Empire
Lusatia
Prussia
Saxony
Baltic
Borussia
Land
Pomerania
Strelitz
Kolberg
Mecklenburg-Schting
Saxe-Coburg-Gothans
Waldekes
Lippes
Schaumburg-Lippes
Reussens
Tumult and treaties through early American frontier wars
The narrative recounts colonial South Carolina and North Carolina amid Tuscarora and allied tribes conflict, the war’s carnage, Spanish intrigue, and the shifting balance of power. It notes migrations, cautionary peace, and subsequent domestic governance developments in Connecticut New York Massachusetts and Virginia through 1715.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catanas
New York
Connecticut
Saybrook
Lord Cornbury
Francis Mackenzie
Massachusetts
Joseph Dudley
Bryan
New York Telegram
Matty
Mount Eve ascent and notable plans from press quotes
A collage of quotes discusses Dr. Cook aiming to conquer Mount Eve rest with Dr. Peary countersigning his tale. Other mentions note Colonel Roosevelt planning a June tarpon fishing week near New Orleans, plus general snatches about the Lusitania, peace doves, and wartime rhetoric from various papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Gulf
New Orleans
St. Louis Globe
Barnes
Chicago News
Humor of the Day Jokes and quips from 19th century papers
A collage of syndicated quips and witticisms from Philadelphia Ledger Baltimore American Boston Globe Buffalo Express City Visitor and Boston Transcript. The items mix everyday humour about love work trains language and miscommunication with light social observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Trotter
Boston Globe
Buffalo Express
Farmer Sawbuck
Boston Transcript
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Genera
Standard Publishing Company
Hinter & Co-Operator
Vietor
Oda
Post
Hillas
California
Hood River
Gloria
United State
Austria
Turkey
England
France
Russia
Europe
Balanc
Red Cross
Iron Crome
China
McAdoo
Riggs National Bank
Grim Reaper
Francis Joseph
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford
Tealy
Transylvania
Herlin
Italy
Serbia
Texas
Dernburg
W. A. Evans
Chicago Tribune
Wrances Marshal
Rennt
Verape
Poa Woodrow Wsn
South
North Carolina
South Carolina
Utrecht
New York v
Carolina
Homer
Spirit of the Press
William Watson
Watson
Columbia State
Pauly Zasines
Rice, Fulton & May
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