Advertising Agencies and News Vendors Listed
The Anaconda Standard lists news agencies and brokers in multiple cities including New York Detroit Chicago Kansas City San Francisco Denver Seattle Spokane and Tacoma. It notes Standard Publishing Company as the contact for business letters and correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Publishers and Proprietors
Red
Anaconda
Montana
New York
Broadway
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and Mehica
Chicago —Congress Hotel
Bu Paul N. St. Marie
Clear
News Care
Rust
Whitehouse
Olwen-Lowe Bros
Twenty-Atth Street
Spokane
John W. Graham Cos
Sprague
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Seattice Eckhart
Firth Jhington
Kelly
Main
Zumbro Streets
Ant General Business
The
Standard Publishing Company
Bonds Sought For New Silver Bow School Building
Voters in district No 1 Silver Bow county will vote Saturday on a $100000 bond issue to buy land and build a new Washington Street school replacing the condemned building now used in East Broadway. Bonds bear up to five percent interest, redeemable in twenty years. The switch from the county jail will be needed to have the school ready for fall occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Pow County
Washington Schoo
East Broadway
Boot Board
Silver Bow County
Lloyds Insurance Bets On Wars And Bets
The piece notes Lloyds willingness to insure almost anything including war risks and storms, citing five shillings per hundred for California coast damage as example odds. It also mentions public betting concerns tied to New York reopenings and references to bookmakers seeking revival amid uncertain prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyds
Jack Rose
Sahara
Japan
California
Sulzer
Yor Nnstakable
Speculation on New York racing program and Montana compensation law
The article discusses wealthy backers aiming to elevate New York harness racing and questions betting practices alongside track owners, while noting worries about honesty and possible reforms. It also covers Montana's Murphy compensation bill debates, predicting strong opposition and a likely election clash over workmen’s compensation reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sporsmen
Hugh
Sulzer
Napoleon
St. Helena
People's Power League of
Montana
Murphy
Litte
Murphy Hi
Moyers of
Tabor
Abie
Helena
Roosevelt praised for square deal to Japanese in civic notes
A clipped 1919 style column discusses Roosevelt’s stance toward Japan, noting his advocacy for naturalization and a square deal, while California voters and politicians faced tensions over Japanese citizenship and alien land laws. It surveys remarks, anecdotes, and public notices linked to Memorial Day preparations and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Roosevelt
Tte
Pacific
Congress
Japan
The Death of Death and the Frankensteinian Vision
The piece surveys Dr. Jacques and the Century havaclation figure, lauding his push toward artificial life and extended longevity. It notes his Rockefeller Institute prominence, speculative life extension, and experiments in artificial fertilization and memory, with emphasis on how chemical processes could redefine life and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Houston Post
Jacques Set
Hebel
Ana
United States
Rockefeller
Stitute
Dean
Sig
Sven
Tosh
Rise of a sixth sense eyed by critics and writers
An article surveys belief in a sixth sense, noting wide acceptance and arguing social intercourse as the force behind its development. It contrasts primitive gestures with evolving language as abstract ideas require clearer communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seinsus
Buttth
Hugo Munsterbers
Heaven
Earth
Harvard
New York
Old Cannon Unveiled by Descendants at Pittsstone
An ancient brass cannon, dragged from Napoleonic battle crowds to American custody, was unveiled at a ceremony in Pittsstone New Jersey. State officers, Civil War veterans, clergy, and the public attended as eight white dressed daughters of Revolutionary and War of 1812 defenders performed the unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Wellington
Pittsstone
N. J
Werner Fielder
State Senate
New Jersey
Young Republic
Marian du Boise
Edna Foster
Maude Foster
Chemical Reactions Drive Organisms Beyond Simple Attraction
A fragment discusses how organisms move and react not from feelings but via automatic chemical actions. It describes a caterpillar triggered by signals to seek food, then to descend for energy, and muses on applying the theory to salt and higher organisms. It mentions a tariff dispute and socialist ideas as societal examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Sike
Intellectual Cocktails and the perils of modern love
A stream of coarse reflections on romance and marriage quotes George Meredith and discusses passion, patience, and self-deception. It mocks fast living and fancy cars while praising steady devotion, household duties, and the stubborn virtue of true love in a satirical voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasiion
George Meredith
Nesus
Traman
Controversial Race Commentary From New York Mail
The piece discusses judgments on natural high-caste Hind and Parsee groups, arguing Caucasian affiliation across races. It cites Persian and Algerian Kabyle examples, notes eye color and hair as traits, and mentions ethnologists’ theories on European white origins from North Africa and migrations across the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Mail
Hind
Palace
Algeria
Europe
Africa
Central Asia
Mediterranean
Aula
Old Fashioned Man in a Slanted Reporter Voice
A clipped Chicago style column mocks political figures and humorously wryly notes Lieut. Gov. O’Horror-of Inols as pure and sweet while criticizing public officials. The piece envisions an ideal world if voices spoke plainly and unembellished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Humor and quips from the day in a comic strip collection
A compact collage of jokes and witticisms including a prayer quip, nurse patient banter about butter, a stenographer line about marriage and salary, and a politician quip contrasting wisdom with luck, all drawn from newspapers and gag lines of the era.
Spirit of the Press rentent Nuisance
A fragmented clip lists remarks on Mrs. Belmont and Mrs. Pankhurst, plus political notes on Wilson and land policy. It cites reactions in Parliament, rumors about land sales to Japanese buyers, and mentions Dr. Wiley’s 1916 presidential nomination. The piece references religious arson by militants, and attacks on orphanages and insane asylums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. P. Belmont
California
Los Angeles
Tim Ire
Wiley
Marahall
Chter
Lims
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advam
Soo
Butterreanch
Bell Phone
Independent Pisme
Morton
Bie Lin Isser One
Russ
West
Mr. Bryan
Toma
Balkans
Jupiter Pluvine
Mr. McCarty
Calgary
London
Berlin
Messrs. Mendelssohn Wagner
America
Pittsgrove
Weinberg’s
Ladies’ Hot Journal
Or Conor
Luke M
Luke
Rice, Fulton & May, Props
Bruder Johnson
Waukee News
Arthur
Hubby
Washington Star
Spirit of the Press
Jonagon
Wilson
Kansas City Journal
Pittsburg
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