Standard Publishing Company Notice from Anaconda Montana
The Anaconda Standard announces postal and advertising details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana with branch listings and newsstand partners in New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane and other locations. It requests all general business letters be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Standard
PostoMee
Ana‘conda
Lishing Company
Ofice
Standard Ing
Anaconda
Mont
Putte
North Mainstreet
Sandard
Monhe Standard Sale
New — York
Hotai ‘Thirty Eighth
Broadws
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. Ste. Marie
Newspaper Rights and News Dispatch Policy Note
A local paper states that the Associated Press is exclusively entitled to republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also to the local news published herein.
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Associated Prom
Associated Preas
Indorsement of the War Chest and Long War Outlook
The piece argues for the war chest plan with worker and higher earners contributing proportionally, praises public support for troops, and notes allied leaders expect a lengthy war with continued training and conscription debates. It cites Senatorial criticisms, calls for patience with Congress, and urges unity and uninterrupted civilian effort while preparing for extended conflict.
War of attrition seen as long campaign in France
Reporter notes modern warfare defies single decisive clash. The present great battle in France may last months more and may not decide the war. It is believed the Germans cannot break through the Allied lines or reach their objectives.
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Paris
Channel
England
Ireland
France
Possible wartime shortages for American households warned
A historic public advisory warns that a prolonged war could bring rationing bread cards and meat cards, gasoline restrictions, clothing standardization, and limited access to beloved goods. The piece notes current shortages are mild but may intensify with extended conflict and calls attention to European experiences.
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Europe
Thie
Spain
The Sabotage Law Enacted in Wartime Context
The article notes Congress passed and the President signed a new sabotage law to aggressively prosecute acts and advocacy that disrupt properties or industries vital to war efforts. It warns trouble-makers of severe, unrelenting action and frames the measure as just in a time of war.
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Congress
Progress of the Liberty Loan reaches two billion
The third Liberty loan has surpassed two billion dollars, with one billion more to raise in the campaign’s final week. Treasury circles sense some disappointment, expecting the last week to be decisive, and anticipate a large oversubscription as public response climbs beyond the goal. The writeup urges the nation to meet the call with substantial generosity, even beyond four or five billion if needed.
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Treasury
Wartime Housewifery and Savory Stews Explained
Frances Marshall explains two safe stew methods using available meat scraps to stretch supplies. Boil briefly then simmer or flour-brown meat before simmering in water, preserving flavor and fat for gravy. Emphasizes economy, oven use, and tender results amid rising meat prices.
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Meciure
Anti-Temperance Lecturer Warns of Alcohol in Youth
A fragmented poemic excerpt traces harmful ideas about giving children alcohol from infancy to nine years old. It condemns early exposure and progression to stronger drinks, highlighting social normalization and eventual severe consequences such as cirrhosis.
Labor Sho Uld Do Its Bit Protest Drafters Clash Over Bill
Labor leaders vigorously oppose a congressional bill curtailing the right to strike, arguing the Clayton Act already protects workers. They concede drafting troops is government power, but claim the bill would deprive workers of fair wages and safety in rear areas while capital faces conscription.
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New York
Congress
War Profiteers Noted as Labor and Capital Shift
L. A. Osborne argues that profits shrink as steel and copper prices fall from last year while labor gains, driving war production and supplies. Government aims to maximize output without reducing labor wages, contrasting with harsher controls in England and urging workers to support expanded war efforts. The piece stresses labor’s patriotic duty and warns against production slowdowns.
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England
Organ- Trsa
Desperate wartime quips spur daily chatter
A compilation of brief, pithy remarks from various papers lampooning wartime figures and policies. The quotes touch on German strategy, shipping delays, and political leaders like Haig, Daniels, McAdoo, and Creel, reflecting public sarcasm about the war effort and leadership.
Humor of the Day from Yale Record and other scraps
Brief, fan-stitched humor collage citing jokes from Yale Record and Louisville Courier Journal. It mixes quips on drinking, marriage, identity, and politics, with captions from magazines and newspapers, ending with a poetic, wandering vignette of night streets and weary reflections. The items remain fragmented as read.
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Yale
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Kansas City Journal
Germany
Holland
Cartoons Magazine
Eve
Adam
Washington Star
Liberty Bond
Lawrence
Journal World
Belgium
Bir- Shingham Age-Herald
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Montana State Federation of Labor
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Massachusetts
Cummins
Iowa
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la Follette
Senate
Wisconsin
Ipere
House
Montana
Delaware
Champ Clark
Big Frances Marshall
Aecia
Washington
Bulgaria
United States
State Department
Bulmte
Bussian
Stephen Panaretomi
Bulgiian Giiniater
Bulara
This
Prussia
Nottings
Vera
Louie
L. A. Osborne
Broadway
Spirit of the Press
Detroit Free Press
Cacenin
Czer
Houston
Mr. Schwab
Loston Globe
Haig
Indianapolis
Star
Mana Mac
McAdoo
Memphis
Sparlos
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Daniels
Charleston News Nd. Courier
Creel
Minneapolis
Teibung
Dolor
Dueke
Dublin
Moniaga
Aky
Lilt
Asmnolley
Rice & May
Weste
A. C. M. Hardware House “Main and Quartz Streets
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