Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Notice
The Anaconda Standard listing shows publishers and proprietors at the Standard Publishing Company with address and post office details. It lists advertising and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including mail and carrier options, and provides distribution and newsstand locations outside Montana for the Standard.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Burinese Faiterial
Omce
Standard Building
Mont
Rutte Ranch
North Main Street
Baitorial
Hillam J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue Balling
Ciicags
Tribune
Tse
America
Sunday Standard
Montana
New York
Hotating’s
Marie Clear
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Beattie—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Spokane
B. Stubeck
Val
Riv
Standard ‘Publishing Company
The Russian Problem War Note of 1917
A August 1 1917 column argues Russia must resist a separate peace and urges U S involvement alongside France and Britain. It notes potential reorganization of Russian forces, German advantages, and the need to bolster allied strength while rallying American support including naval cooks for the war effort.
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America
Kereneky
East Front
Cvense
Russia
Teutons
Hindenburg
Ladendorff
France
Europe
Rance
Napoleon
Washington
Moscow
Galicia
Germany
Ruwin
Methods of Wat lines from Macaulay in wartime column
Bert L Taylor cites Macaulay on war and peace amid American mobilization. The piece mocks delays in Congress and public indifference while praising posters and recruiting drive by circus magnates and the war bureau, noting posters aimed at youths and widespread billboard plans.
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Bert L. Taylor
Chicago Tribune
Macaulay
Hallam
America
Mtko
Congress
Casey
Pete Mote
Uncle Sam
United States
Bureau
United States Senate
Housewife's Economy Fat the Perishables
Housewife urged to conserve fresh produce by using canned and dried vegetables during midsummer glut. Warns against waste as markets flood with ripe produce, encouraging timely canning and use of surplus, with tips to shop Saturday mornings for bargains and to preserve freshness for winter.
Two New York Hotels to World’s Largest Capacity
The article notes ambitious New York projects by the Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central to build two of the world’s largest hotels, each able to host a town-sized guest tenantry. Steel orders for these ten million dollar constructions face delays as federal demands claim priority, threatening earnings, while manufacturers pledge full government aid and plant capacity if needed.
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New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Poster experts chosen for wartime recruiting art
The wartime poster program sought to reach young men and chose professional poster experts over college professors or leading artists. It enlisted specialists like Charles Ringling and John to craft imagery that would appeal to the nation’s servicemen.
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United States Navy Pub- Hetty Bureau
Charles Ringling
John
Birth control debate tops light congress chatter
The country fixes on birth control while Congress treats pork bills as meatier subjects. References to U.S. Senate praised as dignified yet mocks on prohibition, and jokes about a post prohibition headache. Mentions of Germany, Russia, and Washington’s quiet observances.
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Mexico
United States
Hel
Hherty
Washington
Washington Post
Willie
BI Stone
Williams
Charleston News and Courier
Siam Declares War on Germany and Austria Hungary
King Vagiravudh of Siam announces a state of war with Germany and Austria Hungary. Nine steamships totaling 14 000 tons are seized as Siam upholds international rights. Germans and Austrians are placed under arrest and businesses closed in response.
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Vagiravudh
Siam
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Agg
Short Stories Silenced the Barber and Other Vignettes
A collage of antiquated anecdotes from various papers narrates quirky incidents. A barber episode shows a barbed feud with barbers, a motorist chronicles a dust fight, and a railway tale follows a husband filmed on a matograph. The pieces mix humor and travel scenes with regional color.
Humor Bits and Punchlines from Historic Papers
A collage of humorous quips and cartoon captions from old papers. Lines reference witty exchanges about money luck, speed and accidents, poetry, service, and cooking mishaps, attributed to city papers like Louisville Courier-Journal Baltimore American Puck and Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Puck
Buffalo Express
Baltimore American
Spirit of the Press and War Headlines Across Papers
A collage of editorial jabs and headlines from multiple papers lampooning Kaiser Wilhelm, the crown prince, and postwar expectations. Quips reference Vardaman, the amendments, and unity calls while noting editors’ takes on the German upheaval and lingering wartime talk.
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Kerensky
the Roosevelt
Russia
Crown Prince
Father
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Ivor
Wilhelm
United States Navy
Sam
WAT
Hanes
Whitman
Bryan
Wilson
Roosevelt
Prom Tona
Liverpool Scott Wits
Seiko Eeidiege
Betoren
Sinen
Mr. Narker
Bair- 1 Vessera
Parker
New York’ Telegraph
Rumpus Ridge
Arkansas
Gap Johnson
Gur Kent
Bing Shaddock
Pepple
Passel
Kansas City Star
Manchester Guardian
Ek McTavish
McTavish
Jock
Stella
Bess
Louisville Courier-Journal
Spirit of the Press
Mississippi
Vardaman
Senate
Knoxville Journal and ‘Tribune
Doc Michaelis
Indianapolis
William Alien White
Kansas
Brooklyn Eagle
William Hohenzollern
Nole Samuel
Indianapolis Star
Satan
Lewis Republic
GBR
Columbus
Rice & May
ROE
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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