The Anaconda Standard Publisher and Advertising Notice
The Anaconda Standard reports publishing details for the Pontoffice operation in Anaconda Montana. It lists advertising reps, rates, and sale points in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and other cities, plus office addresses and circulation information.
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Anaconda Standard
Weaxpike Pontine Company
Pontoffice
Tifticé Standard fiiNding
Anaconda
Mont Batte
Main
Tele
William J. Morton, Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago— Tribune
Montana
Thirty
Broadway
Chicago Congress Hotel
St.paulon
Ste. Marie
Detroit
Huan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Kelly
Denver
Schneiser News Co
East Lake
Emma Nag Ration
Francisco
United ‘News
Eady
Los
America Awake A Year After Call To Arms
Priday August 23 1911 editorial asserts Americans have transformed from pacifists to militarists and united behind the war. It argues wide national awakening, minimal dissent, and a collective resolve to win, with vigorous participation across the country and fear of disunity fading.
Liberty Loan Fourth Drive Urged for War Effort
A 1918 era plea urges citizens to save now for the fourth Liberty loan urging maximum bond purchases. The notice stresses government needs more money as the war expands and calls readers to prepare to subscribe beyond one bond, aiming to fund the looming drive later in September and support public service.
Neutral nations grow bolder in face of German setbacks
The piece notes neutral countries may serve their nation in various roles beyond public life, while Spain Norway and Sweden display greater resolve. It asserts neutral states previously feared German might and shipping reprisals, yet now show confidence in an Allied victory and protest against German ruthlessness.
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Germany
Belgium
Spain
Norway
Sweden
War Talk on Drafts and German Morale in Wartime
A wartime column urges rapid large scale conscription and training to ensure victory in France, arguing better to have too many than too few and warning against German peace propaganda. It analyzes American resolve, Allied morale, and German expectations as the war discussion shifts toward endgame and reconciliation pressures.
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France
Ocean
Endved
Peril of the Future Bishop Cooke’s warning on wartime demoralization
Bishop Richard J. Cooke, cited in the Christian Advocate, warns that even as Germany is defeated the Allies must beware propaganda and moral treachery. He argues democracy's fate depends on Europe and America, cautions against pacifying risk, and urges Americans to resist German cultural subversion.
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America
Tronaganda
Europe
United States
Russia
Germ
Richard J. Cooke
Nerena
Ofurope
Germany
Serbia
Belgum
England
Bishop Cooke
Wartime Toy Making Amid Scarce Supplies in 1918
The piece notes how toy manufacturers face wartime shortages as Germany and France stop exporting. Japanese production rises while workers and high prices hinder output. It promotes homemade toys from common scraps and urges communities to repurpose items, citing an art extensions course teaching home crafted vehicles and games.
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Ravn Tos
Germany
France
Japan
Fermans
Tucky
Department of Art Industries
McCture
Lack of Preparedness Noted in Pittsburg Boxing Discussion
In the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph O'Brien meets Flanagan and notes a prominent forehead bump. The exchange centers on boxing knowledge and readiness, with humorous remarks about ignorance and lack of preparation.
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Pittsburg
Humor Fragments from The Times and Exchanges
A compact collage of witty dialogue and quips from various papers. Jokes touch on theater, aging audiences, natural deaths, bright children, insomnia, Niagara Falls profits, and social exchanges, naming exchanges and publications that reflect early 20th century humor and civic banter.
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Hat
Big Brute
Nippon
Vox
Perfe Loulaville Courier-Jourt
Lesen
Lesa
London
Jinks
Miliia
St Louis Times
War talk and tax splits spark editorials across papers
A compilation of opinion snippets shows newspapers dubbing the war unpopularity in the United States, debating loyalty fights in Ohio, and criticizing leaders. It notes President Wilson’s strain on public opinion and cites tax data claiming 75 percent of income tax comes from the rich, challenging rhetoric of a "rich man's war."
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Butte
Kaiser Bill
Kaiser Kart
Jeannette
Harry Parsons
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Billings
Eddings
Kaiser
Jerusalem
Kerensky
Inevitanie 6
Wetbade
Hohenzollern
Berlin
Marine Corps
International Film Service
George Keller
Marine Office
Natalie Manning
N.Y
Frances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
Hoy-Ed
Macon ‘Telegraph
Bray
Charleston News and Courier
Joe Cannon
Congress
Philadelphia Record
Wilhelm
Willam
Nauheim
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
New York World
Ohio
Mexico
Great Britain
Indianapolis Star
St. Touts
Rice & May
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