Anaconda Standard Publisher and Offices Adress List
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company confirms editor and office details in Anaconda Montana. It lists the Butte branch at 28 East Broadway with telephone numbers for departments, the foreign advertising contact William J. Morter Co., and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It also notes newsstands outside Montana and various city agents in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and other locations. Correspondence should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Paterea
Anaconda
Standard Buildin
Mont Butte
East Broadway
William J. Morter Co
Salarie
New York
Chicago— Tribune
North America
Montana
Hotaling
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
St Marie Clear
Newa Cos
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn Kelly
Denver
Portland O'Mara
Fifth Beattle
Acme and
Wester Way AB
Stubeck, Wall and
A Distressed Constantine Abdication Rumors Spread
London reports received advices of King Constantine of Greece abdicating as the war rages on. His reign has been pressured by belligerents and a domineering queen sister to the Kaiser. Greeks blame psychological strain and vacillating policies as Bulgaria eyes territory while Greece remains in conflict with the Bulgars and the Allied powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constantine
Greece
Poli- Velans
Europe
George
Turkey
Cou Ty
Germany
Bulgaria
Allie
School Days Weather Dampens Student Outings
The article notes students in public schools find the location short due to weather constraints. August was pleasant though July and June underwhelmed, causing a slump in outdoor activities. After nine months at school, pupils crave open air and vacation feeling, while youthful spirits seek wild, carefree time despite the weatherman’s dampening role.
New Curriculum Praised By Students In Manual Training And Domestic Science
Students praise the manual training and domestic science divisions as valuable additions to the curriculum. The piece notes the shift from unknown fields to admired practical work and calls for language programs as South America links with the United States. It notes fall term start and teachers' institute preparations in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian
South America
United States
Teachers’ Institute
Butte
Old Man Morrison cash fling drew public gaze
Edward W. Morrison of Chicago reportedly gave away millions in a spree inspiring stories of prodigality. The piece notes the public fascination with his wealth and questions whether the fault lies with Morrison or those who profited from him, comparing past flamboyant cash flings by famous figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Morrison
Chicago
Morrison
Schwater Bill
Klondyke Cave
Oregon
George
Coal OM Johnnie
Skookum Pete
Seattle
John L. Sullivan
Butte
Herrera
Land Office Bulletin Praises Lane Era Achievements
A Department of the Interior bulletin titled What Uncle Sam's Land Office Has Been Doing highlights Secretary Lane's influence on the Western land office. It lists tallies for patents and entries, including 19,026,427 acres patented in the year, along with Indian and railroad land actions, surveys, and applications during the 1910s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Department of the Interior
Interior Department
Lane
Wilson
Duslest
Alletin
Ste
Clay Tallman
Land Office
First land disposals under new investigation methods
The passage notes that 96,000 acres were deemed ineligible and opened to other disposals. It reports $89 tracts surveyed as villa sites along Flathead Lake in Montana selling for $125,000, with some parcels reaching $800 per acre. It claims this marked the first care of such dispositions in public lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead Lake
Montana
Strikes loom as railroad labor mood grows across states
A wave of unrest threatens rail workers with nationwide walkouts. Northern Pacific telegraph operators prep action, while 50,000 electrical workers in 17 states join in, tying future freight to nationwide employment fears. Observers warn a major railroad walkout could shut down the nation, with broader strikes likely to follow if disputes persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Water
General Sherman
Northern Pacific
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Back Door Etiquet Sparks Town Dignity Clash
A quirky tale from Atchison shows two women clashing over back door etiquette as dishes circle between neighbors. Beans, plum butter, doughnuts, beets and hot cakes fly back and forth amid accusations of affronts to dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Housewife's Economy and Useful Crackers Sermon
A 1916 McClure Syndicate piece views cracker use and storage. It notes wives tearing paper wrappers, advocates crisping crackers in heat, and suggests varied uses from croquettes to desserts. Recipes include peach pudding with cracker crumbs and a Graham cracker cake with baking powder and jelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCture Newspaper
Panama Canal payroll shows low typhoid and malaria rates
Dr W A Evans notes June 1918 records for 1301 Panama CanalCommission workers reveal near-zero typhoid and a sharp drop in malaria since 1905. Vaccination and cleanliness helped Panama City and Colon, with few illnesses among 120000 residents and employees. He contrasts U S cities of similar size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal Commission
United States
West Indies
Panama City
Colon
Canal Zone
Isthmus
Theanal
Bubo
Pomila
Union
Panama
Chicago Tribune
Fragmentary 1920s Press Snippets on Prisons and Work
Disjointed quotations discuss prison discipline, efficiency debates, and labor conditions. Mentions New York World and Ohio State Journal with varied views on governance and presidential work hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing Trusty
New York World
Ohio State Journal
Florence Turner's Moving Picture Memory Echoes
In a reflective reminiscence the author recalls Florence Turner as a poignant cinema figure. A chance theater encounter with a poor elderly woman mirrors Turner’s star power and emotional impact, illustrating how the actress’s screen presence offered solace to a grieving mother.
Humorous exchanges from era's newspapers
A mosaic of jokes and wry observations from multiple papers on daily life. Pithy quips cover money, purchases, language mishaps, church lessons, and theater seats. The humor hinges on wordplay and social quirks across eras and regions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunday Standard
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R Marshall
Wat
Salt River
Wilton
Stewart
Mr. Bryan
Romania
Hughes
John Stampa
Mike Howe
Howe
Miike Howe
Mike ‘Howe
Bill Smith
Bill
Hill
Wortsmouth
Nhs
Court House
Frances Marshall
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press
Ning Post
sClure Newspaper Syndicate
Florence Turner
Cindy
Mother
Indy
Annie
Turner
Flor Nce Turner
Miss Turner
Jed
Daugl Milne
Nickelodeon
Florence ‘Turner
Florence Lawrence
Boston Transcript
Eddie
Chicago Herald Hewitt
Jowett
Herald
Atlanta Constitution
Johnny
Dallas News
T Het Ie
Polly Peaches
Flora
Edward
Stanford Chaparral
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City Star
Goon, Rice & May
Winchester
Remington Winchester
Stevens
A.C.M. Hardware House
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!