Publishers on Proprietors Entered the Post Office at Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard notes publishers on proprietors entered the post office at Anaconda as second class mail matter. It lists circulation details and foreign advertising agents, with rates for daily and Sunday editions. Also provides sales outlets and newspaper agents in multiple cities including New York Chicago St. Paul Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Belt Prones
Standard Build
Mont. Butte
North Mainstreet
Illiam J. Morton Co
Monna
New York
Hotating’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. Ste. Marie
Clear and News Cos
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Mina—Kelly
Denver
Schneider News Co
Salt Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child's News Agency
Portland
Postoffice Corner
O'Mara
Fifth
Washington
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Beattle—Whitney
Beattle
Acme News Co
Yerer
Spokane
B. Strbeck
Riversid Company
Anaconé
Butte War Chest Campaign Urges Broad Support
Citizens urged to join the war chest drive starting next week to fund the needs of soldiers in France. Emphasis on generosity over thrift as contributions invest in patriotism and a stronger America, with funds used for the comfort and well being of front line troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
France
America
Scrap of Paper and British War Budget Shake World
The text contrasts Germany seeking to rescind a so called peace pledge with annexation aims and indemnities, and Britain's new war budget totaling about 14.86 trillion dollars. It notes the Kaiser’s influence, Reichstag obedience, and mounting British taxation as war costs rise sharply from prewar revenue to wartime figures through the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Reichstag
Russia
Berlin
England
Great Britain
Fairest War Chest Plan Praised for Equity and Funds
Letter from J T Finlen of Butte dated April 29 1918 endorses a war chest plan as fair and capable of raising more funds with less friction. It cites fiscal year estimates for 1918 19 and outlines projected debt interest tax increases postal and beverage tax rises plus Britain’s borrowing and reloaning to allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On War Chest
J.T. Finlen
Great Britain
United States
England
Channel ports in German hands may split Allies in war forecast
London papers fear German control of Dunkirk Calais and Boulogne could sever England from France, block Allied relief, and hamper supply lines. If divisions persist, America and Britain would struggle to defeat Germany, while France falls under German influence and a peace favorable to Berlin seems possible.
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London
Channel
Dunkirk
Calass
Boulogne
Germany
England
France
United States
Viengland
Ned
America
Breeding More Horses Remains Vital For Agriculture
The article argues that despite autos, trucks, and tractors, Montana ranchers should expand horse breeding especially draft and saddle types. It cites William Harper Dean on France importing US horses amid wartime needs, warning postwar shortages and the essential role of horses in farming alongside tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Montana
William Harper Dean
The
Country Gentleman
France
United States
Dean
M. Marcel Vacher
French Academy of Agriculture
Superior Council of Agriculture
War News Echoes From Front and Homefront
News notes from the war era discuss allies’ cooperation in Flanders, new abverty bonds starting May 9 at 4 percent, wage earners working round the clock, and public sentiment on taxation and consumption. Casualty lists, Kaiser's remarks, and Allied harmony at the front are mentioned amid homefront worries about clothing and wartime austerity.
Humor of the Day Bits From Several Newspapers
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from the New York Sun Boston Transcript Boston Globe and other papers. Jokes cover marriage proposals doctors fashion and a spinning spider metaphor while the row of punchlines reflects early 20th century light news humor with playful banter among mock characters.
Prominent Newspaper Men at New York Convention
The Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers Association meet in New York drawing noted editors and publishers. Delegates pledge support for President Wilson and agree to promote honest criticism while avoiding futile partisan recriminations. Include Scott C. Bone Hopewell L. Rogers and Frank P. Glass among distinguished attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers* Association
New York
America
Mer Bers
Wilson
Scott C. Bone
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Hopewell L. Rogers
Chicago Daily News
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Frank P. Glass
Birmingham News
Wartime Housewifery Tips on Finishing Your Frock
Article on sewing finishing touches for wartime clothing. Notes on hem stitching picot edges beading braiding and facings plus practical tips for cuffs collars and buttons. Also includes a brief wartime appeal urging Americans to support the Liberty Loan and contribute to the war effort.
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McClure
Horror of it would mean tribute to Kaiser if Germany won
Charles B. Landis, ex congressman, at Willard, warns that a Kaiser victory would force indemnities on Americans. He says every buyer would pay a tax on goods and services to finance Prussian rulers, a prospect he calls terrifying and unacceptable. He urges vigilance against such outcomes.
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Germany
America
United States
Kaiser
Washington Post
Charles B. Landis
Congress
Indiana
Willard
Problem in Mathematics from Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmentary old item describes a Bee tetee ee aneeea lodging with a pushbell labeled Ring on Ice water twice for a bellboy, Umes for chambermaid, four for porter. Guests try to order ice water and are confused by the bell code as a porter arrives after a long wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Deal
Afobson's Choice and News Commentary Echoes
A collage of press items notes grim views on war and policy from Chicago to Indianapolis. It cites Count Czernin, Secretary McAdoo, Daniels, and Bolshevik fears, plus remarks on Austrian advisers and a woman spy as sharp, era wide reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afobson
Count Czernin
Chicago News
San
Indianapolis Stax
Dallas News
Burian
Hertling
Pittsburg Dispatch
Indianapolis News
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P. Wifey
Missouri
Gardiner
Mont Kemmel
Uncle Sam
Holland
War Chest Fund
Haig
Heaven
Governor McCall
Massachusetts
New England
Baker
Flanders
War Department
Austria
Jack Frost
Francisco Chronicle
Dauber
Ritic
Boston Transcript
Peck
Harduppe
Tohnny
New York Sun
Louisville Courier~ Journal
Mira
Jones
the Beast OF
Prances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
Cabin Star
McAdoo
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Daniels
Josephus
Milwaukee Sentinel
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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