Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notice list
Publication details for the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company including addresses, subscription rates, and distribution agents. Lists offices in Anaconda and branch details, with advertising and circulation information and representative agencies across multiple cities.
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Tandard Publishing Company Publishers and Propristore
Anaconda
Bell
Tandard
Mont Mutte
North Main Street
Tete
Hones
International Co operation eases cross border harvest labor
Reports from the East indicate the U S Canada boundary may be abolished for harvest work. Laborers from both sides can cross the border to harvest wheat, easing shortages in the Dominion. Shared economic aims and mutual respect for loyal sacrifice temper this cooperative step amid wartime need.
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United States
Canada
Uncle Sam
Dominion
When Unc Sam Acts in Indiana and Seattle Names
An analysis of federal action showing its force in Indiana city and Seattle Tacoma peak naming dispute. The piece discusses local law violations ignored, district attorney intervention, and a court affirmation of Rainier as the established name, with reference to Indians calling peaks Old He and Tacoma.
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Indiana
Sem
Municipal
Sam
Seattle
Tacom
Supreme Court
Rainier
Geographic Board
St Tacoma
Mountains
Rainier name dispute stirs Tacoma debate over mountain title
A fragment discusses Tacoma residents pushing for the mountain to bear the city name Rainier while others favor existing terms like Mount Rainier. It contrasts American and German American identities and references a 1848 stock, adding broader political commentary on nationality and wartime sentiment. The piece weaves in Halley’s Comet, pork prices, and Hoover era ideas as cultural context.
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Chicago
Deseen
Ger
America
Teutonic
Kultu
Otto TH. Kah
Merchants’ Association of New York
Germany
Wilson
Europe
Mary
Bettie
Early theater shifts to lighter fare amid war news and price worries
Theatre programs move toward comedy and frothy music as war news becomes a grim reality in America. Entertainment aims to cheer, while actual news grows in popularity and prices for pork rise, with consumers seeking affordable staples like ham, bacon, and eggs.
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Europe
United States
America
Trench humor and homefront scenes collide in wartime tales
A collage of wartime vignettes from the Richmond Times-Dispatch and Kansas City Star contrasts trench life with college snobbery and home front charity. A soldier pays tribute to a brave boy’s sacrifice while a speaker reflects on giving to the Red Cross and duty beyond self.
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Sammy
Arvard
Tommy Atkins
Marne
Bloomin’ College
Tommy
Richmond
Red Cross
Hell
Kansas City Star
Housewife Club Adopts Economy Refreshment Plan
After war began a card club, full of Red Cross worker housewives, kept meetings with minimal cost by serving only lemonade, fruit punch, iced tea, or coffee. They argued recreation aids duties and urged future programs to fit wartime economy, favoring simple, inexpensive social activities.
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Actly
Red Cros
Jess
Copsright
McClure
Gerard and the Kaiser in a laced memory tale
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls James W. Gerard recounting meetings with the Kaiser after early war months. The anecdote touches on munitions news from Germany, a Teutonic stance, and a North Dakota politician's elopement as a later aside.
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James W. Gerard
Gerard
Kaiser
Germany
Teutonic
Austria
Head of the Norwegian Commission Arrives in U S
Dr Fridtjof Nansen arrives in the United States as head of the Norwegian commission to plead for relaxing U S rations and allow foodstuffs and iron to Norway. He warns one third of shipping sunk by U boats risks Norway’s nationhood unless supplies are sent. He notes Norway’s dependence on iron and food from the United States and allied sources.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Fridjof Nansen
United States
Norway
America
Dr. Nansen
Ansen
Germany
Leprosy Laws and Quarantine Practices in Ancient Script
The article outlines Mosaic leprosy laws detailing priestly diagnosis and quarantine. It notes garments, seven day checks, and repeat washing as diagnostic steps. It contrasts ancient sanitary measures with modern bacteriology, then shifts to a plea by Dr J H Pratt for pyrite deposits and state geologists amid 480,000 tons produced yearly and 1,260,000 tons imported.
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Moses
Amron
J. H. Pratt
Chapel Hill
N.C
War reading punishment and corn bumper crops quoted
A collage of editorial snippets and opinions from multiple papers. It mentions a punishment to read 19,000 war volumes, Kentucky colonels foreseeing corn yields, and reflections on food bills, aeroplane squads, American vigilance, and road hogs. The tone is satirical and partisan, with references to Kaiser, socialism, and German plots.
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Kar
Springfield Republican
United
Detroit Free Press
Globe
Humor of the Day Fragments From Various U.S. Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges from multiple papers includes quips about a prisoner’s jab between the eyes, doctor vaccination costs, a girl named Dorothy unsure of her last name, a car wash applicant, a grocer and a boy at an apple barrel, and fan comments at a game. Also featured are jokes about war talk, barber poles at grade crossings, and a tram ride where a man stood politely.
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Buffalo Express
New York Sun
Tearson
London
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Congress Hotel
Paglo
St. Marie
Child's News Agency
Portland
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Pastover Corner
O'Mara
Firth and Wash
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
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Mount Ratenier
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Janet
Frances Marshall
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the Kaiser
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