ANACONDA STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD
Montana readers learn of publication details and advertising contacts for the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda with a nationwide distribution network. The notice lists circulation rates, subscription options, and multiple city news agents including New York Chicago Detroit Denver and Seattle.
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Mam J. Morton Co
Nex
Torkeo Rush Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Balla
Northerica
EWE
Montana
New York
Hotating's
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paulo
St. Marie Clear and
Ewe Co's
Fant Difth
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cor ‘Ener Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Childe News Agency
Portland
Rowman
O'Mara
Fifth
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
American army to aid Russia on eastern front proposed
On August 6 1917 General Michel Yassakovich urged sending a sizeable American contingent to bolster Russian forces, arguing a hundred thousand troops could inspire Slav resilience and a million strong follow on force could be organized by a new republic. The plan hinges on American engineering aid to rebuild rail networks and sustain transport. The piece notes geopolitical tensions and the lasting influence of American involvement on the alliance’s dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Yassakovich
Russian Military Commission
America
Germany
Republic
Russia
Korniloft
Elihu Root
France
British Empire
United States
Silver Prospectors Seek Rich Silver Mines This Summer
Prospectors swarm the hills chasing aliver ore amid rising silver prices. The article recalls Bryan in Butte and historic silver debates, noting advancing metal value may revive forgotten silver mines and spark activity before summer. Strong entities include Bryan, Butte, Coin Harvey, St. Louis delegates, and silver mining centers.
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Bryan
Butte
Coin Harvey
St. Louis
Silver prospects spark Montana activity near Philipsburg
Owners of silver property west of Anaconda report activity across hillsides where any sign of ore exists, with life and optimism in numerous Montana districts where silver prospects have laid dormant due to prices near 80 cents. Analysts predict silver could reach a dollar within a year, signaling potential big developments ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Montana
The Great War Economy and the Idea of Postwar Prosperity
The article argues that wartime finance can be sustained through long term bonds, with future growth powered by conservation and expansion in farming, manufacturing, and hydroelectric power. It highlights figures like James J. Hill and contrasts American and European recovery paths, praising discipline, production, and patriotic sacrifice while noting Pemain and Root as callouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students of Finance
America
James J. Hill
United States
Germany
Incubus
Holland
Canada
Elihu Root
Pacific
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
France
The Hour of Sacrifice and the New Manhood in War
William James warned in a Scotch university talk that young Americans must grasp life by confronting death. The遍nic fervor of soldiers abroad reveals a virile, joyous manhood born from conviction, unafraid even in a land touched by war’s brutal reality. Casualty lists loom as America awaits fuller proof of this spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. James
Scotch University
America
France
Bread Box Habits and Mould Prevention in Summer
Practical tips for choosing bread boxes, keeping them clean, and preventing mould. Advice covers tin, stone crocks, drawers, and the importance of twice weekly cleaning. A summer mould issue is discussed with methods to store rye and whole wheat bread and to recondition boxes after baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure ‘Neviapaner Syndicate
Has That Young Feller Proposed Yet
A fragment from a humorous column shows scenes of gossip and small town dialogue. A farmer warns about boarders and a foreman rebukes an idle worker. The piece reflects regional speech and light satire through short vignettes about everyday concerns.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ark
Sity
Rheims Cathedral a Crumbling Shell in War Turmoil
Cardinal Lucan, archbishop of Rheims, stands beside the ruined cathedral now a shell of its former self awaiting further bombardment. He remains at his post in the besieged city where about 115000 residents have fled underground, with municipal government operating in the bowels of the basements. He credits America’s entry into the war for hastening Germany’s defeat and for aiding civilians remaining with dwindling numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Lucan
Rheims
Barth
America
How to Keep Well Cereals' Food Values
A discussion on the greater nutritional value of oats and barley over wheat flour, advising oat meals as a substitute for bread, and noting that oat flour and bran aid digestion. It covers preparation ideas, the benefits of cereals, and cautions on chewing for dental health. The piece cites 1917 copyright and references several contemporary newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Nutrition Ag
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press Speaks of Miracles and Silence
The piece rails at the government forcing Bat- Tob the Pompadoured orator of Wisconsin to silence for a day, arguing it proves despotic power and fails to improve the war situation after three years. It claims a sensible move would be to stop the conflict and mocks the Kaiser’s stance as it looks back on the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat- Tob
Wisconsin
New York Sun
Humor Bits From The Past In Amateur Jibes And Jests
A collection of light one liners and cartoonish dialogue from the era. Quick quips include marital banter and playful pokes at everyday life. The snippets reference ordinary people and common topics like work, money, and family relations.
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Petain
Prussia
Cincinnatus
Hour OF
Frances Marshall
Farmer Corntessel
Sor
Lae Deliveries
Doctor the Crow
Irene Fatleigh
Board of Council of National Defence
Istomers
X.Y. Mveting
Chi
Globe: Democrat
Retapee
Elihu
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Hobson
London
Pittsburg
New York Telegram
Han
Ron Johnson
Boston Globe
Hoover
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Haig
Hindenburg
Kaiser
Iid
Pittsburg Dispatch
Houston Post
Spirit of the Press
Reaily
Boston ‘Transcript
Boston Transcript
Gia
Pop
Mice
Stattimore Americal
Joex
Jibbs
Baltimore American
Tommy
Columbus
Rice & May
Wyoming Street
East Broadway
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