Standard Publishing Company Second Class Mail Matter
Public notice details the Standard Publishing Company address in Anaconda Montana and general business correspondence routing. It lists advertising representation, subscription rates, and sales outlets across multiple cities and news agencies, with contact points for departments and subscription options.
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Standard Publishing Company
Butte Xom East
Business
Balierial
Miam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Aven
Tricune Bubdine
Anaconda
Mont
Good Roads Day Aims To Improve Montana Roads
Montana urges statewide participation on Good Roads day June 15 proclaimed by Governor Stewart. County officials clubs and associations should organize efforts to repair roads despite May rains. The goal is lasting benefits across the state through collective, earnest labor for better highways.
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Montana
Stewart
Memorial Day Observance Moves to Monday May 30
Memorial Day falls on Sunday this year, so the observance will be held Monday with Alera of the Grand Army of the Republic decorating graves, delivering patriotic addresses, and singing hymns. Veterans of the Spanish American War join in, as citizens and fraternal groups honor departed members with flowers, reflecting on the country’s defenders and the sacred significance of the day.
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Sol. Alera
Grand Army of the Republic
La Follette’s Enduring Progressive Stand Urges Forward Policy
In a bold defense of progressivism, La Follette remains steadfast against Republican shift and calls for stronger anti monopoly reform. He criticizes past leaders and warns that the party must adopt new leaders, revise principles, and reform methods to regain public confidence.
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Fob
la Follette
Repab
Mean Ranks
Iota
Roosevelt
New Movement
Repubican
Wilson
War era reserve exodus threatens U S labor pools
Italian-born Americans face potential labor shortages as reservists return to Italy to fight. Estimates place 2,000,000 Italians in the U S with 35 to 45 percent likely to enlist or be drafted, risking projects from New York subways to iron and steel mills and mining districts.
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United States
Italy
New York City
New England Mins
Iron and Steel
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tinois
West
Premier Salandra Resembles Wilson in Demeanor
The Italian premier Antonio Salandra, former professor of public law at the University of Rome, is described as simple and modest yet firm and patriotic. Born in 1853, he has earned the idolization of the people through sagacity and dedication to the nation.
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Antonio Salandra
Wilson
University of Rome
Salandra
Uni
Salandra Receives Crown Trust to Form New Cabinet
The article recounts Salandra's rise from under-secretary for the treasury and later roles in agriculture and finance. It notes his influence in financial policy, his handling of wartime preparations, and King Victor’s invitation to form a new cabinet after Giolitti’s retirement.
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Naples
Chamber of Deputies
Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Sidney Sonino
Salandra
Gioliti
Rudini
Victor
Caminette Case Appears for Supreme Court Review
Washington May 28 Former Senator Bailey filed an application for a Supreme Court review of F Drew Caminette's California federal conviction for violating the white slave law. It is reported that a similar application will soon be made on behalf of Maury I Diggs, Caminette's co defendant, in the same federal case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
F. Drew
Caminett
California
Bailey
S Smilar
Maury I. Diggs
Caminetth
Mrs Catts Campaign in New York State
Omar Underwood reports on Carrie Chapman Catt leading the Woman Suffrage alliance in New York and across regions. Catt has chaired the alliance for 12 years, guiding campaigns for full or partial suffrage in multiple countries and seven U.S. states while directing New York state suffrage efforts.
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Omar Underwood
United States
Orsonmen Cy
Woman Suffrage Party of
New York
Empire State
Housewife's Guide to Economical Camping Out
A practical guide outlines how to establish an inexpensive camping trip with careful site choice and economical gear. It covers water supply, shelter, beds, clothing, folding furniture, cooking methods, and simple improvements to maximize comfort while minimizing expense.
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Bala
Bern
Fanaa
Cate Houthe
Ens Fort
Keeping Well: Fly Control in Manure and Fresh Milk Handling
A historical note outlines fly control by treating stable manure to curb larvae using borax and other chemicals, with calcined colemanite as an alternative. It compares costs and effects on fertilizer value, noting effectiveness of calcium cyanamide and sodium fluoride, while deeming Paris green and several other substances largely ineffective or hazardous. The piece also mentions fresh milk being shipped in Brazil in sealed cans with insulated walls to maintain low temperatures.
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Department of Agriculture
California
Chicago Tribune
Brazil
Oglethorpe’s 1742 St Simon’s Island Victory and Farther War Notes
A historical account recounts James Oglethorpe’s 1742 repulse of a Spanish fleet at St Simon’s Island, his earlier 1739 Porto Bello action, and the broader 1740s conflict with Spain and France. It highlights Admiral Vernon’s Cartagena campaign and the grim toll of war on New England and Virginia troops.
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Spain
West Indies
South America
Florda
Oxlethorpe
Admiral Vernon
Porto Bello
Oglethorpe
St. Aussustine
Yelverton Peyton
Havana
St. Augustine
Simon's Island
Mr. Whitefield
Vernon
Wentworth
Cartagena
New England
Virginia
Amerie
Oslethorpe
St. Simon's Island
Humor Notes and Literary Commentary Across Columns
A collage of quips and literary observations is presented, reflecting humor from Yale and Boston jokes, witty exchanges about employment and farming, and reviews from Everyman on Carlyle and Richter. It traces impressions from the Washington Star to German unification, noting shifts to a practical, commercial Germany and remarks on empires and modern technology.
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Yale
Baltimore American
Boston
Trane ScHpt
Bligins
Washington Star
Everyman
W. R. ‘Thomson
Carlyle
John Paul Richter
Richter
Germany
Bismarck
John Paul Wichter
Count Zeppelin
1 Army Corps
War era quotes ignite public mood and press debate
A collage of newspaper quotes reveals mixed responses to WWI, criticizing Germany, praising U S naval strength, and debating neutrality. Mentions of Wilson Roosevelt King George Jane Addams appear amid opinion snippets on American resolve and wartime policy.
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Germany
Wilson
V. P
Detroit
Free Press
Roosevelt
Baltimore
George Ian
King George
Barley Water
Minneapolis Journal
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Rochester
Minn
J. D. Kelly
Denver
Alt Lake
Charles W. Meola
San Francisco
United News
Lee Angelee
Kemp News Agency
Dego—Childe News Agency
Portland
Rowman, Postonce
ICAN
Congress
Elt Brene
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Great Britain
John Bull
William
Lassen
Triumph
Majestic
Goliath
Irresistible
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Billy Sunday
Paterson
Admiralty
Churchill
England
May
America
Berlin
Sir John French
Victor Emmanuel
Minsour
Lord Kitchener
Henertcary
Los Angeles
Conway Campbell-Johnstone
Salandh
Frances Marshaly
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Fies
President
Woodrow Wilson
Spirit of the Press
New
York
Sam
Navy
Daniels
Kansas City Star
Wall Street
T.M
Times-Union
Philadelphia Tnquirer
Ana FD. A
Jane Addams
Kaiser
Jane
New York Telegram
Fulton & May
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