Anaconda Standard Publishing Office Notice
The Anaconda Standard announces its publication office details including mailing address and circulation information. Advertising and business departments outline rates and service locations in multiple cities for distribution and newsstand sales.
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Notable Visit by Louis F Post to Butte
Louis F Post assistant secretary of labor visited Butte yesterday delivering two patriotic talks. He spoke at a luncheon and at the Broadway theater on labor's role in the war, praising organized labor for its aid and urging swift victory for America.
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Louis F. Post
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Post
America
Deer Large Valley Farmers Picnic Promotes Community Spirit
A historic account notes the Deer Large Valley Farmers Picnic as a social and economic booster for town and country. The event highlighted neighborly cooperation, patriotic addresses, wholesome games, and a baby care service that allowed mothers to enjoy the day, praised as a builder of community unity.
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Picnic Promoter’s Vision Of Business Unity In Deer Lodge
An article extols a community picnic organized to link city and farm business interests. It emphasizes that honest businessmen whether in town or on the farm share common aims, fostering cooperation to erode old mail order rivalries and boost Deer Lodge’s ideals and civic spirit.
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Deer Lodge
Haywood sentence signals tough stance on I W W case
Judge Landie sentences William D Haywood and 14 others in the I W W trial in Chicago to 20 years imprisonment and $20,000 fines. The decision urges a hard line against labor agitation and links the case to broader wartime duty and national unity.
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Willam D. Haywood
Chicago
Haywood
United States
Fredom
Butte
Prohibition as War Policy Sparks Economic Debate
A condensed review argues prohibition will shift state tax burdens onto corporations and necessities, raising costs for many businesses. It warns enforcement in major states risks hindering production and stresses the distinction between military needs and social reform during wartime. It also notes only modest drinkers exist among hard workers, and suggests restraint in enforcing prohibitions amid the crisis. A second story recalls a New York visitor to Kentucky expecting breakfast choices and receiving a humorous answer about the local breakfast.
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War Service
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The Auto and the Horse Run in Parallel
A magazine writer argues cars reduce food strain with five million vehicles in the United States. Four and a half million are passenger cars each replacing at least two horses. Expanding to horses would demand vast tillable land, roughly 45 million acres, to feed those animals.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
School opening stresses education as war effort continues
A wartime note urges maintaining high school standards as summer ends and labor day signals resume. It stresses free public education as vital to national strength, noting every American child must attend school and that ignorance should have no excuse in a democracy.
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W. W
United States
America
Refugee Turkish official faces exile amid German offers
Salih Bey, ex head of the Ottoman official news agency, sought asylum in the United States with his family unable to join him. He resisted German payoffs in 1914 to spread propaganda and, threatened at home, left a business worth 2,000,000 marks and fled Turkey. In 1914 he offered wealth to stay, but refused. Their wife and two children remained in France.
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New York
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Heretu Urdii
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Wartime Housewifery in PRANCES MARSMALLY
In a wartime piece, homekeepers learn new cookery tricks driven by printed government guides and broadcasts. The article notes thrift reforms aiding health, urges postwar diet reform, and links food habits to national health and recovery.
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Chilawood
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Shifting Snatches of Commentary in 1918 Column
The piece compiles clipped quips and telegrams from 1918 era papers including remarks on speeches, jokes about military life, and brief notices. It references Brooklyn, Washington Star, New York Sun, Baltimore American, and Kansas City papers with snappy lines and cultural references of the time.
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New York Sun
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Humor of the Day Parodies Kaiser and War Talk
A collage of quips from 1900s papers lampoons Kaiser Wilhelm with mock plans and German victory analysis. Civic figures and editors mock political talk, Roosevelt hopes, and war banter as the era’s humor.
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