Standard Publishing Company ad rates and offices
Publisher details list rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions. It notes second class mail matter status and provides multiple office addresses, phone numbers, and regional newsstand partners across cities, including Anaconda Montana headquarters and a national distribution network.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Sun
Omer
Ananda Business Office
Basteria
soNo
Death of John R. Quigley Revered Montana Democrat
John R. Quigley died in Deer Lodge after a long illness. He led Democratic county conventions for decades and remained a respected pioneer and friend to many in Montana. Quigley joined the Society of Montana Pioneers and was known for fairness, justice, and cheerful leadership throughout his long years in the state.
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John R. Quigley
Deer Lodge
Wise
Quigley
Powell
Montana
Society of Montana Pioneers
Quis
Government ownership talk unlikely in coming postmaster general report
The article questions a rumored push for government ownership of all telegraph and telephone lines. It notes no major party supports it, except socialists, and cites past liberal views by Bryan. It argues Europe’s model is flawed and U S service would differ.
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Burleson
Lkely
Congress
Bryan
Europe
New York City
Great Britain
Montana Farmers See Record Crops Amid Global Shortage
Reliable 1913 crop estimates show world grain totals nearly 10 percent below 1912. In Montana, farmers report bumper yields with rainfall defying global shortages, projecting record harvests while other regions face deficits in corn, oats, rye, and barley.
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Reliabie
America
North
Ameria
Montana
Divorce question stirs church debate and local licensing trends
The Protestant Episcopal bishops consider marriage and divorce reforms and aim for a constitutional amendment to unify state laws. Meanwhile Silver Bow county records six divorce decrees in a single Saturday, reflecting rising divorce activity alongside annual license application competition. A Butte ministers’ meeting will discuss moral reform and church influence on policy.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
New York City
Silver Bow
Silver Row
Butte
Roosevelt Era Split Blues Reappear In Political Exchange
The article reproduces a political platform denouncing imperialism in the Philippines and urging independence by noon with naval bases retained. It notes Francis J. Heney deserting the progressive cause to rejoin the Republican camp, predicting a continued roll of deserters if leaders don’t return from South America.
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Battimore
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Francis J. Honey
Roosevelt
Heney
South America
What You Should Do About Mexican Mess and Socialism
A collage of editorials and quotes weighs in on politics and economics. It cites remarks by Marshall on business and congress, notes Massachusetts Governor Foss’s political dreams, and mentions Mrs. Pankhurst, Japanese battleships, and Sulzer’s finances. The piece blends opinions from New York World and other papers.
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Marshall
Congress
New York World
Foss
Massachusetts
Combia
Pankhurst Erior
Washington Star
Argain
Concord
N.hl
Uncle Sam
Texas Ton Post
Hobson
Lingerie’s changing meaning through the ages
A fragment discusses how lingerie has shifted from a poetic symbol of femininity to a plain corset cover and union of practical wear. It contrasts historic finery with current utilitarian undergarments, noting money and appearance on payday and the evolution of words once tied to art and elegance.
Walt Mason on life its pain and rules and joy
The verse reflects Mason's view that life is a loud, comic struggle. He mocks complaints about living and urges adherence to enduring rules. Despite trouble, he asserts rewards for wise effort and punishments for sin, ending with a wry note on common dissatisfaction.
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Alecks
Sackville West Marries Harold Nicolson at Knole Park
The Honorable Victoria Sackville West wed Harold Nicolson at Knole Park near Sevenoaks England in a fifteenth century chapel with the Bishop of Rochester officiating. The marriage followed a high profile litigation over Sir John M Scott's estate, reportedly contingent on the outcome of Lady Sackville's legal efforts to sustain Sir John’s money.
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Victoria Sackville-West
Lond
Lady Sackville
Knole Park
Seven Oaks
England
Harold Nicolson
Arthur Nicolson
Rochester
Victoria Sackville West
John M. Scott
Sir John
Intellectual Cocktails and the Quiet Contentment Ideal
The excerpt argues contentment matters more than excess, noting that steady warmth sustains souls and that joy comes from modest generosity rather than volcanic passions. It praises the everyday religious feeling that brings sunshine to common days and warns against chasing transient pleasures.
Humorous Exchanges Across Papers Endlessly quoted Jokes
A jumble of light misheard quotes and banter from Boston Transcript and Washington Herald captions. Light snippets include lovers, stubborn spouses, travel jokes, and a cat’s meal woes. The pieces read like a collage of punchlines from daily humor columns.
Humorous Blunders and Rail Pass Fines Reported
A collection of comic misstatements from Dr Spooner and others dazzles readers, including a lawyer’s witty exchange about working on the railroad. In Pueblo, Judge Lewis fined several rail and industrial firms $1 for violating the federal anti Pass law by passing railroad passes within Colorado.
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Pueblo, Col
Robert F. Lewis
United States District Court
Denver & Itto Grande Railroad Company
Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Victor American Fuel Company
Colorado Fuel_and Iron. company
United States Portland Cement Company
Colorado Cement Company
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Cascarets 10-cent box promise quick bowel relief
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly cleanse for a tired stomach liver and bowels. It claims the product removes sour undigested food and foul gases while you sleep, promising a morning straighten out and a sweet stomach for months. It targets men women and children with taste appealing candy-like nausea and constipation concerns.
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Yuma News
Ninth and Main Street
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Kemp News
San Diego
F. M. Child
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Meantis
Ladwie’s
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spee van
Porague Avenue
Seattle
Eckhart News Agency
Ananassae Tatters
Minny
D” Kelly
Ee Ney
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
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John D. Ryan
Helena
Prickly Pear Valley
Commercial Club
Francis Burton Harrison
Wilton
Harrison
Manila
Wilson
Luke M
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Wes
Spirit of the Press
Japan
Sulzer
Detroit Free Press
Memphis
Walt Mason
Miss Sackville West
Mrs
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Washington Herald
Art Ihg
Boston Transcript
Washington
John L. Burnett
Alabama
Washington Hotel
Mary
Harry
Wifey
France
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Cleveland
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Dr. Spooner
Oxford
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Paris
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Whitehall, Mont
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