Anaconda Standard Public Notices and Sales References
The page lists publishing details for The Anaconda Standard with Madison branding, sale offices, and editorial contacts. It includes subscription rates, distribution notes, and a network of news agencies in cities such as New York Chicago Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Spokane. It also mentions the standard office address, telephones, and general instructions for general correspondence.
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Montana
Kew Tork
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eenth
Broadway
Chicago Congress Hotel
St. “Paul
Marie Clear
Newn Gorn
Fifth Street
Detroit
News Com
Wootwearl
Michiean
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Western News Agency
van Patter
San Francisco
United News
Aay
Lac Aneter
Femp
Ban Diero-Chilti
Portland-Bowman
Portomes Corner
Portiant Oars
Pith
Wash
Tacoma
Ireno, Keown Co
Beattie—Whitney
Beattie —Home
Cornceldental
Wester Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and
Riv- 1 Ornite
Aileneral
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda Mont
Hughes and Wilson in 1916 Campaign Tone Shift
The piece argues Justice Hughes is out of touch with the people and credits Woodrow Wilson with guiding a new voter freedom. It notes Hughes should credit others, hopes his campaign tone improves, and predicts voters will judge him in November. It cites Hearst-led opposition and calls for a change in Hughes' advisers and approach.
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Justice Hughes
Supreme Bench
Hughes
New York
Hearst
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
The Cost Of Primaries In Nominations
A historical note surveys candidate expense statements from recent primaries. It argues printing and publicity dominate costs, suggesting individual outlays are modest while total state-wide primary costs are high, fueling debate over repealing or reforming the primary system.
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Nets
Kregate
Domestic and Imported Kings in Balkan Nations
Southeastern European states after freeing themselves from the Turk tended to appoint foreign princes as rulers. As governments formed, local prejudices and friction grew with transplanted rulers yielding to the influence of great powers acting as benevolent protectors.
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Balkans
Teutonic rulers and Balkan loyalties amid war shifts
The article argues about Teutonic influence in Bulgaria and Romania and how public opinion wavered between alliance with central powers and opposition. It notes Greece as an example where sentiment shifted, with King George seen as potentially aligning with the people, while national humiliation from past neutrality persists and a home-grown Fulere is urged after the war.
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Bulgaria
Rumania
Greece
Venteeloa
George
County Fair Spirit Shows Montana’s Harvest Promise
September signals Montana fairs and harvest, blending seasons as state and county exhibitions showcase farmers’ products. Visitors from other states observe, question, and learn Montana’s resources, inviting homeseekers to join a growing, welcoming farming community.
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Montana
Union
Monuments for Montana Landmarks and Trails
Discussion urges durable markers for historic Montana sites such as the Hope mill at Philipsburg and the Stevensville sawmill. The author argues monuments should preserve the Lewin and Clark trail, the Walla Walla and Corinne wagon roads, the Virginia City to Deer Lodge route, and the Bozeman trail, before they fade with plows and cars.
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White
Montana
Philipsburg
Hope
Hope Mill
Unionville
Stevensville
Father Ravalli
How to Be Keep Well By Dr Evans Chicago
Contagion in food discussed by Dr Evans. A cook can be a typhoid carrier in a private home or a restaurant, risking many patrons. Emphasizes need for large cold refrigerators, proper ice storage, and vigilant checks by patrons against spoiled food and tainted supplies.
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Kendall
Northwestern University
Atweon Group
Con
Chicago Tribune
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Housewife's Economy and Angered Taste in Pickling
Prances Marshall discusses home pickle making amid the season, advising use of good vinegar, minimal boiling, small alum for crispness, grape leaves for color, and spice sachets for fruit pickles. A horseradish note adds zest to vegetables. An Egyptian nobleman’s tomb, 4,500 years old, is shown at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Call to Labor a Manly Duty and Virtue
Poem extols labor as noble and life sustaining. It frames workers as essential to progress, virtue, and societal well being. It urges perseverance, pride, and devotion to work, linking toil to dignity and divine blessing.
Dressler Leads Playful Parade at Coney Island
Marie Dressler charmed a dozen hungry youngsters at Coney Island while filming. She invited the children to join a lively outing during a break, buying popcorn, riding attractions, and helping organize a spontaneous parade through Luna Park, amid smiles and laughter.
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Marie Dressler
Bountiful
Coney Island
Coney
Islandt
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Brighton Beach
New York
Miss
Luna Park
Mise Dressler
Arbitration Spirit and Press Voices on War Aid
A compilation of quotes from Charleston News and Courier Rochester Herald and Boston American criticizing war relief and praising General Funston as a peacemaker. The piece notes American arbitration belief, hunger risk, and the border troops potential return. It includes a Kansas woman sleeping with an unloaded revolver for protection amid wartime tensions.
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General Funston
Funston
United States
Therm
Hoston Advertiser
Hays
Indianapolis
Mixed stray dialogue hints at political, social snippets
A garbled collage of quotes and phrases from various papers and voices. It references snow delaying schools, judges speaking on understanding, and political figures like Senator Sorghum, with scattered fragments from the Washington Star and Brooklyn Standard-Union.
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Brooklyn Standard-Uiton
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Josh
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Anaconda
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Ofice
Standard Building
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Butte
East Broadway
Wiliam J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Thomas R. Marshall
Prances Marshall
Underwood & Underwood
Thomas A, Edison
Firestone
Thomas A. Edison
Adirondacks
Nature
Akron
Ohio
John Bure Toughs
Edison
Marth
Mary Pickford
Spirit of the Press
Charleston News and Courier
Srontnpte
Texas Company
Rochester Herald
A.C. M
ED Rose
the Jeweler
North Main
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