Anaconda Standard Publishing Firm Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR of an Anaconda Montana newspaper listing advertising and telegraph matter details. Mentions standard office in Butte and Portland theater notices, with names such as O Mara and Sene. Unclear event dates or prices due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ere
Postotice At
Am Mant
Etyyen
Heation
Serica—& Otaine
Annennan
Mont Butte
North
Tata
William J Morton Co
Ken
Renitie
Yenlar Way
Pitbceane B
Siabeck, Watt and
Ranstnaes
Peace bait and war plans in 1918 front pages
The piece argues Germany will offer peace terms without annexations as a wartime tactic, warns Allies to demand unconditional defeat, and notes American forces in France while outlining upcoming primary filing deadlines and a Congress tax plan to raise 24 billion dollars for the war, largely via Liberty bonds and thrift campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Reichstag
Russia
Ana
France
Congress
Montana voters rally for war and Senate picks
A Montana editorial urges loyal support for the war and the Wilson administration. It backs Senator Walsh for re election, critiques Miss Rankin as a 1920 era congresswoman, and argues Dr C At Lanstrum is the best Republican candidate for Senate. It notes Turks as brave yet condemns German atrocity tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
Congress
Senate
House
Senator Walsh
Wilson
Dr. C. At Lanstrum
Jeannette Rankin
Dr. Lanstrum
United States Senate
Toyal
Miss Rankin
Mrs Rankin
Senato Walsh
Liberty bonds drive urged for six to seven million
The piece urges citizens to buy Liberty bonds in the upcoming drive beginning late September. It notes the bonds are a loan from the people to the government and will be repaid with interest, with six to seven million dollars targeted this campaign and the rest sold in spring. Thrift stamps are encouraged as well to support government costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Turkey
Armenia
Germany
Syria
Mesopotamia
Language tests and a war draft to win the war
A Citizen language requirement is urged for immigrants seeking citizenship to ensure they understand English. The piece argues the U S must mobilize a large army to defeat Germany, proposing an age range 18 to 45 for conscription and noting the need for vast manpower alongside Allied efforts. It cautions against overconfidence despite General Foch gains and stresses sustained, prolonged effort and full war mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Jon
Germany
Congress
Army
Ependataacs
Foch
Solxeons
Rueskt
Mystery and mischief in a fractured Chicago rumor sheet
A garbled roundup notes a string of clipped lines to tease readers, mentioning Albuquerque streets in New Mexico, Miss Stephenson regaining consciousness, Dr. Comes at 5003 North Ashland, and a general push from the dental profession backing government efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
New Mexico
Chicago
Wartime Housewifery and sugar bowl decline
Frances Marshall reflects on wartime domestic life and sugar rationing. The sugar bowl vanishes from dining cars and hotels, with households adapting through measured portions, sugar envelopes, and mindful use, as the nation faces scarcity and urging temperance in children's consumption. The piece contrasts wartime sacrifice with a revival of American resolve and everyday duties.
Dinner conversation on corn flour misused at home
A Rockland Maine paperhanger and his wife share a humorous dinner exchange about corn flour. The wife notes its use for bread and quips the husband misread it as wallpaper paste. The husband asks what cor four refers to, highlighting a comic misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Paperhanger and Company
War era quips and editorial snips from papers cited
A collage of cartoonish quips and brief extracts from various papers noting views on Kaiser Wilhelm, Kerensky, and wartime themes. It mentions nonessential leaders, yellow peril, hospital bombings, and satirical lines about German authorities, with a stray note on Salvation Army and a baseball anecdote.
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Associated Press
Soe
New York Times
Soissons
Paris
Amiens
Channel
Irman
Flanders
Picardy
Champagne
The
Chienso Tribune
American Economist
New Yorke Sun
Sun
Tte
American’ Economist
Rheims-Solosons Highway
Wisconsin
B.A. Wadhams
Prospect Avenues
Hax
Adirondacks
Henderson, Ky
the Daily Journal
General Pershing
Ames Ashing
JNGER
Seral Pershing
James Pershing
John J. Pershing
Mr. Pershing
Rveatee
Hamlin Theater
Lin Vin America
Frank Farnum
Vvarnassum
Elgin News
Bond
Dundee
Elgin Daily News
Arvedson & Son Coal Company
Frances Marshall
McClure
Grace C Nostwick
Spirit of the Press
Bil
Kaiser
Hoston Globe
Himsel Kerensky
Albany Journal
Washington Post
Gott
Syracuse Post-Standard
Kang
Detroit Free Press
Ohio State Journal
Salvation Army
Springfeld Union
Bridgeport Cone
Baden
Stochester Herald
Dey Businaghlige
Ours
Rice & May
ED Rose
North Main Street
DR. Davis
Owsley Block Park
Anaconda Ofte
East Park
Anaconda’ National Bank
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