STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD ROSTER
Public notice style ad for Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont. Includes mailing options, rates, and foreign advertising details. Lists sales reps, offices in New York Chicago and Boston, and newsstand distributors in New York Rochester Denver San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Spokane.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietora
Anaconda
Ofice-Standard
Mont
Bett
Wham J. Morton Co
Chicago
Thoune
Montana
Standard Ion Sale
New York
Hotaling's
Park Row
Wootward
Afteriear
Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Denver—Western News Agency
Ret Lake
Charies W. Mcoilie
San Francisco
United News
Ea4y
San Angelen—Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child's News Agency
Portland
Butte Tax Levy Flat Despite Debt Concerns
The city cannot reduce the tax levy this year without worsening indebtedness, with warrants two years behind. Officials aim for future economies to cut expenditures and hopes to lower the levy after next year, aligning with prior pledges. A separate note cites a surgeon warning tuberculosis risks rising among soldiers and civilians amid war conditions.
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Butte
Lnst
Lane
France
British cabinet lineup praised as strong and varied
A commentary praises Britain's new coalition cabinet with Asquith remaining prime minister and Grey in foreign affairs. Kitchener's continued war portfolio surprises, Churchill's fate debated, and Lloyd George tasked with war munitions as Redmond resists entry. Government censorship and strategic wartime moves are examined amid cautious optimism.
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Great Britain
Mr. Asquith
Edward Grey
Lord Kitchener
London Times
Kitchener
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Duchy of Lancaster
Arthur J. Balfour
John Bull
John Redmond
Arthur Bonar Law
David Lloyd-George
Department For War Munitions
Lord Landowne
Edward Carson
Arthur Henderson
Board of Education
David Lloyd- George
Stanley C. Buckmaster
Dia
Italy
Two Kansas City Lawyers and Uncle Mose Larceny Trial Tale
Short stories excerpt recounts Uncle Mose a petty thief sent to trial for grand larceny after asking two Kansas City lawyers to act as counsel and discuss alibi with the judge. Mose pleads for the chance to swap one lawyer for a witness amid court dialogue and slang. Also featured is a light anecdote from Everybody's Magazine about a young woman betting on a horse and misreading odds.
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Kansas City
Mose
Jones
Brown
Dhese
Everybody's Magazine
How to Keep Well Montclair a Health Dept Case Study
Montclair New Jersey with 26000 residents showcases strong health standards and low death rates. The article cites per capita spending of 46 cents, a world leading low infant mortality, and vigilant public health enforcement including water, sanitation, and routine inspections. It highlights published food dealer scores and dairy farm cleanliness, with Borden certified milk and Oxford Borden plant data.
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N. J
Montelatr
Health Department
Borden
Anresakes
Women's Exchange
Grand Columbia
Williams Baking Company
Myron
Imperial
Orange
Charles King
Hie
Borden Company
Fairfield Dairy
Cort- Borden
HP. Smith
Canning Fruits The Safe Way For Home Cooks
A housewife’s guide explains the universal canning principle: destroy bacteria with heat. Heat jars and tools before use, boil for 40 minutes, fill jars to brimming, seal tightly, and replace rubbers each season. Use proper sugar syrup, cook fruits until tender, and avoid air bubbles for safety and flavor.
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Berles
McCluren
New Colony Planned by James Oglethorpe
The account details origins of the Georgia settlement idea as a strategic buffer against French and Spanish influence. It highlights migration patterns from Ireland and Pennsylvania, shifting frontier movements toward the Ohio Valley and Kentucky, and credits James Oglethorpe as the soldier-statesman who conceived a philanthropic, service-minded colony in the southern coast between Carolina and Florida.
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Germany
Italy
Tualy
France
Russian
England
Russia
Galicia
Beren
Anamonn
Ireland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Mettiers
Kentucky
Carolinas
Mississippi
Champlain
Niagara
St. Lawrence
Ohio
Nawerenay
Memmbbonmmaga
Syaac
Carn
Hina
Florida
James Oglethorpe
Pm Tana
Utrecht
Prince Eugene
Bosses and trustees stir mixed reactions in papers
Editorials across cities debate leadership and power in trusts and politics. References to Thaw, Roosevelt, and international issues reflect newspaper takes on authority, neutrality, and the role of a decisive leader in turbulent times.
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Col. T. Ry
Louis Globe-Democ
New York Proposes City Flag Based on Original Seal
New York considers adopting a city flag modeled on the original seal set on a field with the Dutch tricolor arranged vertically. The proposal emphasizes a historical, ceremonial design rooted in the city’s Dutch heritage and official insignia.
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New York
Humorous quips and mock quotes spark a light column
A collage of witty exchanges from Baltimore American to Punch and Boston Transcript spotlights jokes about real estate, battles, and social manners. It includes a joke about a three room apartment, a brag about owning the Houston Post, and quips on pedestrians and soldiers using respirators.
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Baltimore American
Houston Post
Jim
Katherine
Boston Transcript
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