Anaconda Standard Circulation and Office Details
The Anaconda Standard listing details publishing offices in Anaconda Montana with address at 118 W North Main St, rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier options, and foreign advertising representative William J. Morton Co. It also lists street sale locations outside Montana and general mail contact for Standard Publishing Company.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Mall 8c
France
Montana
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
East 11Th Street
Detroit
Child S News Agency
Portland
Rowman
Postoffice Corner
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
August 22 1917 event noted in Ted In Ted column
The snippet records a dated entry for Wednesday August 22 1917 in the Ted In Ted column. It preserves the historical context and timestamp while avoiding embellishment or extraneous detail. The readable fragment confirms the date and column title without elaboration.
Volunteers Surpass War Quotas Across States
The Washington report shows 1,300,000 volunteers since the war began, with many states oversupplying. Montana exceeds twice its quota, Nevada leads with over five times, and California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming also exceed theirs.
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Washington News
Montana
Nevada
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Edison and Wilson amid submarine destruction hopes
The piece suggests Edison’s wartime work in his New Jersey lab may target submarine neutralization. It notes a courtesy visit to President Wilson and reports Westinghouse hiring 1000 workers for a 10 month assignment, fueling talk of a new invention to counter U boats.
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Thomas A. Edison
Wilson
Edison
New Jersey
Pittsburg
Westinghouse Company
The Air Scouts and Civilian Valor
The casualty list among airmen tilts toward missing, as daring pilots disobey orders to strike behind enemy lines. Sherman's Wilderness raids aimed to gauge Lee's left, with three weeks and vast forces producing less insight than one aviator might in a single morning flight.
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Sheridan
Lee
Baye
Reckoning the Chances of War Mortality and Enddate
Statistician Roger Babson argues that British and French mortality is now lower than at wartime start. He cites 60 killed per 1,000 and 150 wounded per 1,900, with many recovering, and notes safer trenches and better protective devices.Babson predicts the war may end next summer as forces in France grow with tens of thousands of troops and thousands of airplanes.
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Roger Babson
Pabson
Babson
France
Reg
Drafted men may face limited combat in Europe says statistician
The analyst predicts the national army may see little fighting if German decisions delay conflict. He notes drafted men could remain physically fit, face disease and wound risks lower than in prior wars, and benefit from improved protective measures while weaponry remains highly destructive.
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Unats
Euaksmen
New York
Europe
Night Work Damages Munition Labor, Alternate Shifts Favored
A British Ministry of Munitions report on Industrial Efficiency and Fatigue finds night work undesirable and light shifts produce less output. It notes alternating day and night shifts boosts efficiency, groups lost time into controllable and uncontrollable causes, and questions sickness and overtime roles. The health study of 1,543 men, 1,509 boys, and 1,326 women reveals fatigue signs and that 80 percent of lost time is due to illness. The report calls state responsibility for housing and safeguarding transplanted workers and restates the need for one day of rest per week.
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Ministry of Munitions
Fresh death by own action statistics rise in US
Dr Frederick L Hoffman the life insurance statistician reports rising death by own action in 109 cities countrywide. Coastal California leads in personal crisis reports with Rocky Mountain region second. Suicides are higher in large cities 250000 plus and peak in May and June with January the low. Winter share 23.6 percent spring 27.7 percent.
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United States
Frederick L. Hoffman
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
California
Rocky Mountain States
Hoffman
Death by own action and wartime pondering mix in 1916 study
The article cites 1916 findings on death by own action by sex and season, noting higher rates among men and under 20 women, with poison access blamed for rising cases. It laments lax poison sale enforcement and urges public attention to this social issue amid wartime chatter and political quips.
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Hoffman
United States
Perverted Gospel Quips and Wartime Warnings
The piece ridicules German misuses of Mark xvi and viio while praising Colonel Watterson for shying bricks at the Kaiser. It quips about Mr. Root tackling the U S Senate, Wisconsin’s La Follette, and notes summer’s resilience and a flat straw hat market as light commentary.
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Colonel Watterson
Kaiser
Unforbidden grains save wheat with rye popovers and rice cornbread
A 1917 guidance piece urges conserving wheat by using rye, oats, and rice in daily cooking. It lists rye popovers, oatmeal cookies, and rice cornbread recipes, detailing ingredients and baking steps to stretch scarce grain supplies.
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Europe
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Draft exemption fraud via Mexican birth certificates exposed
Tucson Aug. 21. Col. F. S. Breen state draft registrar ordered all local draft boards to disregard certificates of Mexican citizenship issued to men born in the United States of Mexican parentage to support exemption claims after Tucson disclosures about Mexican consuls aiding such exemptions.
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Tucson
Ariz
United States
Col. F. S. Breen
Typhoid at Home Care and Hospital Policy Remarks
An editorial urges frontline hospital and home measures to curb typhoid. It notes urban doctors rarely see cases while rural areas remain at risk and lists Virginia board of health bedside disinfection guidelines for stools, urine, bedding, dishes, clothing, and room sanitation including chlorine-based disinfectants and isolation practices.
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Virginia Board of Health
Humor Tidbits From Old Newspapers
A collection of short comic exchanges and quips from various papers. Jokes cover domestic life, social norms, wit about temperaments, car conductors, politics, and everyday encounters. Styles echo early 20th century humor with pithy one liners and playful banter.
War era quips and headlines mix in press quips
A collage of wartime newspaper snippets comments on postwar weakness and strength, media jibes at Cipriano Castro and Hoover, meatless weeks and chaser jokes, and sharp notes on Kerensky, Carranza, and the Kaiser. The items mock policy figures, rulers, and censorship with period tone.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Buringos
Vounee
Ofice
Standard Building
Mont
Butterranch
North Main Street
THE
AIR Scouts
Siberian
Nicholas Romanoff
Adam
Constantine
Verdun
Germany
Johnnycake
von Hindenburg
China
Mr. Hoover
Russia
Root
United States Senate
Senator la Follette
Frances Marshall
Eleutherious Venizelos
Greece
Sarrias
Fr Nch
Venizelos
Saloniki
Macedonia
Bertholet
Bradley A. Fiske
Weil
W. A. Evans
Aigorgt
Secreizes
Vesecce
Pris Caroce AG
Boston Transcript
Louisville Courier-Journal
Buffalo Times
Baltimore American
Birmingham Age-Herald
Spirit of the Press
Cip
Cipriano Castro
Indianapolis News
Daniels
Hoover
Brooklyn Eagle
Omaha Lee
Khurn
Carranza
Castro
Mexico
Villa
Philadelphia Ledger
New York World
Kerensky
Baltimore Star
M. Aksentieft
Trussia
Springfield Republican
Rice & May
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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