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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1918

Page

4

Anaconda Standard Advertising and Subscriptions Rates

Advertisement and subscription pricing details for the Anaconda Standard. Mentions daily and Sunday editions, monthly and six month rates, and advance yearly payments. Includes distribution and agency mentions across New York Chicago Detroit Seattle and San Francisco networks.

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Taking a Hand: Wilson to Influence 1916 Campaign

Washington reports President Wilson plans active involvement in the fall congressional races to oppose any candidates who oppose wartime measures. He has already weighed in Democratic primaries, writing letters to sway voters. He may extend influence to Republicans if they oppose the administration on war. The aim is a united war government, with Congress supporting a vigorous war effort and party lines fading before national interests.

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American shipping on a wartime schedule under U S control

A New York World writer highlights the U S Shipping Board's management of one quarter of global merchant ships. Cargo ships move with railroad-like regularity, ports and transit times are tracked, and 1 500 000 troops transported abroad. The piece praises American efficiency and prearranged war logistics.

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Primary election results and European war notes in Silver Bay county

Democrats reported a long vote count with many defeated candidates and a hopeful united ticket. A British force arriving at Baku on the Caspian Sea signals a strategic Allied step in World War I, affecting routes into Russia and threatening German oil interests as the eastern front persists.

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Soft Drink Tax Proposal in Congress

The revenue from alcohol taxes has declined as prohibition rises and dry states spread. A new bill proposes a soft drink tax of two cents per ten cent drink and ten cents per gallon on manufacture, aiming to raise about 100 million dollars. Makers will likely pass the cost to consumers, increasing prices as soft drinks are treated like nonessential items.

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Economics Class Urges Saving Dollars in War Era

The piece argues saving cheap dollars now yields greater purchasing power, interest, and future gains from government securities. It mocks barber price hikes and extols Liberty bonds and war savings certificates while noting political commentary on wartime leadership and international affairs.

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Wartime Wrappings Prompt Calls for Paper Conservation

Frances Marshall argues that wartime paper use and costly packaging waste burdens consumers and government alike. She urges conservation beyond regulations, noting newspapers, magazines, and propaganda efforts waste vast paper while goods could be delivered with less packaging or in plain wrapping.

Fragmented war era quotes spark cross country reactions

A collage of newspaper quotes from The New York Telegraph Philadelphia Ledger Baltimore American St Louis Globe Democrat and others reflects mixed reactions to Germany Austria Spain and the Allied war effort. Leaders and public voices debate international law morale and potential actions as the war continues.

Humor Bits From Various Papers On War And Daily Life

A scrambled OCR fragment lists jokes and quips from Memphis, Louisville, Cincinnati, and New York papers. It includes lines about neighbors, borrowings, a boy’s teeth, and a racist minstrel-era joke, set against references to World War I imagery and a German front.

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