NACONDA STANDARD ADVERTISING AND DISTRIBUTION INFO
The NACONDA STANDARD publishes in Anaconda Montana with a Butte branch at 119 North Main Street. Rates list per month and year for print and Sunday editions, plus a network of outside Montana sales points and agencies in New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle Seattle and Spokane for distribution and news services.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue Bulding
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North America
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Montana
Hotaling
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Portland
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Onice
O'Mars
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Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney New Agency
Beattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Wester Way
Spokane
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Standard ‘Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
The Best Investment War Savings Certificates
War savings certificates offer 4 percent quarterly compound interest versus 4 percent on Liberty bonds, with redemption in five years. They prevent concentration by limiting holdings to $1,000 per person, ensuring broad access to a secure government investment.
War Talk on Bulgaria Turkey Austria and Germany
The text weighs possible U S entry into war with Bulgaria Turkey Austria and Germany. It argues the United States has no grievance with Bulgaria but condemns Turkey for Armenian atrocities and suggests Turkey should cease to exist as a power. It mentions La Follette approving war declarations against Turkey.
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United States
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austria
Germany
Armenia
la Follette
Supremacy of the Air and the War Planes Boom
The piece notes the uncertain yet rising U S aircraft capacity as spring approaches with guesses of at least 20,000 planes, possible output up to 40,000, and thousands of trainees at aviation camps. It also mentions large plants expanding production and Britain building planes by the thousand.
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United States
War Department
England
Imperial Air Service
Air power supremacy and war leadership in wartime Britain
The piece argues for British preponderance in air power to match sea dominance, predicts a postwar race in aeronautics, and notes Swiss Livventaal’s claims on 60 hour France to America flights. It contrasts U.S. democratic stability with European governments, and comments on wartime leadership, Russia, and Germany amid the Allied war context.
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London
England
Efcere
Belgian Kiddies Dollar Christmas Fund Appeal
The Dollar Christmas fund seeks to ease Belgian misery for four million. Henry Clews urges Americans to donate through New York bankers to purchase and ship food, matching British aid and aiding mothers, children, and the elderly in a war-torn Belgium. Edith Strand of Princeton becomes a temporary rural carrier to support her brother's dependents under a new postmaster general order.
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Mr. Clews
Ifis
Belgium
Tam
Commission For Relief
United States
Germany
Chris
Commission of Re Iitef
Brussels
Britain
Dollar Christmas Fund
Henry Clews & Co
Broad Street
New York
Henry Clews
Dollar
Jon
Washington
Wilson
Carrie
Edith Strand Princeton
Til
Ww. Leakes
European food outlook shows mixed wartime strains
As winter nears, Europe faces serious but not unprecedented food pressures. Britain and France show improvements from last year though sugar and flour run short, Italy remains tight, and Russia is in the direst need with famine feared before winter ends. The United States is urged to send surplus food to aid allied nations.
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France
Italy
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Europe
Lloyd George
United States
Wilson
Congress
Roosevelt
Austria
Pork production to rise 15 percent in 1918
Washington December 5 1917 Fifteen per cent increase in pork production for 1918 is urged for domestic use and export to the allies by the department of agriculture. Farmers are urged to do their share toward remedying the pork shortage.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kaiser Bills a Regular Soldier Boy
Buck Private Bill Ryan recalls Kaiser Bill the company mascot at a training camp. The goat, who arrived in a lim lim in, mocked an annoyed Quartermaster Corps officer by sidestepping and swinging his rear, highlighting camp tensions and the mascot daily life.
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Uncle Sam
Buck
Bill Ryan
Kaiser Bill
Buck Private Ryan
Quartermaster Corps
Rice Cooking Methods And Tidbits From 1917
The column discusses rice preparation by boiling in ample water, washing grains first, salting the water, and boiling about 15 minutes. It notes testing doneness with a fork and saving the drained rice for soups or sauces. It also mentions steamed rice, uses in croquettes, and a wartime dessert option using juice from canned fruit. Copyright 1917 McClure Syndicate.
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Cervantes
Copsright
McClure
Quotes From Wide World Of Wit And Irony
A collection of humorous quotes and quips from several newspapers including Baltimore American Life and Birmingham Age Herald about marriage anniversaries, professors, cooking mishaps, Duma politics, Shakespeare and a dry town. It highlights clever one liners and musical misdirections.
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Duma
Louieville
Birmingham Age
Washington Star
Birmingham Age-Herald
Last Los Angeles Saloon to Close April 1
The Tin Roof, the city’s last drinking place, is booked to close on April 1. Saloonkeepers face sugar scarcity fears as life’s sweetness grows sour, reflecting a broader mood in local press commentaries about Prohibition era shortages.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Los Angeles
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