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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1917

Page

6

Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Information

Anaconda Montana based Standard Publishing Company lists offices in Anaconda and Butte with department contacts and postal details. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail prices, and notes foreign advertising representation through William J. Morton Co New York. It also lists multiple newsstand locations across North America and contact addresses for letters and correspondence.

Iliam J. Morton Co New York Fifth Avenue Chiones—Tribune Ase North America Unday Standard Montana Standard Hotating’s Thirty-elenth Broadway Ghicago Cnerene Hotel Pauli St Marie Ci East Titte Street Etropolitan News Co Woodware Michigl Rochester Minni-Kelly Clear Denver Portland

Butte Labor Troubles Spark Lynching Debate in 1917

The article condemns the lynching of Frank H. Little in Butte as a lawless act while arguing for punishment of those responsible. It portrays Little as an anarchist who urged resistance to law, flag disrespect, and property disregard, and calls for stronger countermeasures against sedition and inflammatory speech.

Butte United States Frank H. Little Orsanteed Society

Readjustment politics and German intellectual life debated

A war era analysis critiques German economic strain and cultural leadership. It traces Goethe Kant Nietzsche and Schopenhauer to show Prussianism’s limits, calls Germany morally bankrupt, and links WWI-era press debates in the United States to recall movements for Missouri and Georgia senators.

Gormany Gerard Germany Belgium Berlin Kant Prussia Pichte Schopenhauer Bismarck Nietzsche Minneapolis

Dehydrated Fruits and Vegetables for Kitchen Use

A 1917 McClure Syndicate guide explains home dehydration methods for apples potatoes and greens. It outlines oven hot water and air drying, plus DIY racks and a vented metal box, with tips on preparation timing moisture checks and storage for best color and shelf life.

McClure

Letters to Soldiers Keep Up Spirits at Home and Abroad

Soldiers and their families should exchange cheerful correspondence. Each side needs regular news from the other. Include addressee name and unit when addressing mail and avoid forwarding through embassies or adjutants general unless the address is unknown. Do not state command location in the address to prevent misdirection.

Uncle Sam War and Navy Departments France Mai United States Europe United State Gener Burleson Burleson Army Navy Henry K. Jones Forty-seventh U.S. Infantry London Adjutant General

Clockmaker’s ornate bid for a perfect timepiece

A weary customer samples many clocks but none fit. A jeweler unveils a complex clock that rings at 10 each morning with a singing bird. The customer asks for adjustments to fit a social room, then adds a second feature: a milkman bell at night and a newsboy shouting morning papers.

How to Keep Wet Wheat and Its Parts in Bread

A historical note on wheat anatomy and processing from Palestine to Mesopotamia describes the berry's three parts, the endosperm, germ, and bran, and discusses milling and baking changes. It covers rationing pressures, shifting grain use, and miller resistance to mixing bran with flour.

Palestine Mesopotamia Triller Tels

Humor of the Day War Garden Dig Detour

Fragmentary humorous verse notes confuse wartime garden projects and public cheer. The garbled lines reference the Kaiser and civic effort, but readable fragments show light, tongue in cheek commentary on wartime home front tasks and public morale.

Fragmented Dialogue From The Press Humour Page

A collage of quips and exchanges from various papers includes lines about reconciliation and quarrels, editor questions about paying for verses, and banter about dramatic agents and social clubs. The piece cites Washington Star and others in a playful, unsure tone with snippets from editors, actors, and politicians.

Toston King Cholly Chilton Awell Boreton Doc Senator Sorghum Sassimo Net Washinton

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