Standard Publishing Company Montana office and ad rates
The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana lists general office details including foreign advertising representation Milam J Morton Co New York Chicago and Detroit bureaus. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, and notes Montana Standard sale points and news agencies across the West with listed addresses and contact avenues.
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Milam J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Novance
Montana
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metranctitan News
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Keily
Clear
Atore
Denver
Western
Sait
TakeesEmime van “Patten
Btn
Francisco Nites
Raty
Tres Angeles
Kemp News
San Diego
Chilts News Agency
Portland
Rewman
Wost
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Benttle—whitney New Agency
Beattle
Acme News Co
Halifax Disaster Mourned by Allied Nations
The text laments the Halifax catastrophe describing the city as a historic, elegant port with granite public buildings and a vast harbor. It notes Halifax’s founding, incorporation in 1842, and its reputation for beauty, hospitality, and progress, while expressing sincere, deep sympathy from allied nations.
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Halfax
San Francisco
Halifax
Lora Cornwallis
Earl of
Settling Strikes and War Effort United in Duty
The article argues that the nation must settle or call off strikes to win the war. It notes 800 strikes since the war began versus 144 last year, complicating war production in shipyards and copper mines. It states progress toward resolution, German-agent agitation waning, and appeals workers to perform their full duties for victory.
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United States
France
America
Meat supply outlook boosts cattle and hog numbers
The Food Administration projects a large next year meat supply as farmers across the country raise more hogs and cattle. An estimated 1,000,000 more cattle and 4,000,000 more hogs will be ready for market, supporting domestic needs but not likely lowering meat prices. A strong European demand for American food products is also anticipated.
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Food Administration
Europe
Agricultural recovery and high prices linger after war ends
The article notes that even after the war, normal agricultural conditions may take years to return as millions of men are in the army. Until those conditions are restored, prices are expected to remain high.
War speech predicts US entry and victory stance
A dramatic patriotic address envisions the United States entering a European war against Germany Austria and possibly Turkey and Austria Hungary. The speaker argues America will mobilize men money ships and industries and that the central powers will weaken under rising Allied and domestic pressure before U.S. involvement fully materializes. The speech asserts the righteousness of the war effort and confidence in triumph.
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United States
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Autearia
Republic of Peace and Industry
Europe
America
Right of free speech in wartime prompts restraint
The piece argues that while free speech may be God given, in wartime Americans should refrain from antiwar talk. It claims pacifists and radicals should not voice opposition as it endangers troops and national unity, insisting loyalty matters more than speech. It warns against harming our boys at the front.
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la Follette
Emma Goldman
New York Bolshevik Rally Marked by Disorder and Firewater
A Sunday New York gathering celebrating Bolshevism drew a carnival of anarchists social reformers and red sympathizers. Speakers led by Leonard Abbott claimed Bolshevik rule breeds disorder as attendees drank openly amid a chaotic scene with altered banners and a strong anti Bolshevik mood.
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New York
Russa
Associated Press
Dalley
Red Leslie
Locke
Ceaneon Simons
Bolsheviks and Bolshevik Mockery in War Time Stage
A chaotic political screed critiques Bolshevik rhetoric and Russian politics amid World War I, lampooning figures like Honnenschein and Abbott. It mocks democratic labels, laments Bolshevik aims, and parodies foreign leaders, while noting naval and military pressures and prophecies about the Kaiser, U boats, and Christmas.
Edison and the magnetized bullet rumor in war talk
Readable fragments recount a tavern rumor of Edison inventing magnetized bullets that could bend back to American lines and a return bullet weapon. The dialogue shifts to a critic noting America’s war entry and a naval association leader citing Germany’s blockade as gaining traction, with scattered misquotes and stray phrases from a Washington Star reminiscence.
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Edison
New York Herald
America
J. W. New York
Nautical ‘Training Association
Germany
Urges Nursing as a Profession for Young Women
The Council of National Defence urges educated young women to serve the nation by pursuing nursing. Ella Phillips Crandall of the General Medical Board advocates nursing schools as a path for women to contribute, equating it with wartime service.
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NX. HL
Ervise
Council of National Defence
Ella Phillips Crandall
Committee On Nursing
General Medical Board
Housewife's Economy From Frances Marshall
A 1911 column argues mice and rats invade homes and spread disease. It urges housewives to join a nationwide effort to eliminate food waste and vermin, noting rapid rodent reproduction and the safety of traps, and compares domestic pest control to patriotic service.
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Mouse
Department of Agriculture
McClure Newaper Syndicate
Whimsical Snippets From Papers Prompted By Daily Life
A collage of humorous quotes and jokey exchanges mirrors early 20th century newspaper wit. Phrased as dialogue and quips, the montage parodies journalism, politics, and human foibles with playful mishearings and clipped observations from unnamed sources.
Spirit of the Press Divine Help for Kaiser
The Kaiser says U boats must have divine aid to succeed and hints at divine assistance in wartime. The Chicago Herald notes the Allied pledge and questions promises to make the world safe for democracy, mentioning Russia and the alleged miracle invention quote amid war discourse.
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Kaiser
Russia
Chicago Herald
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Diane Mall Matter
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NEW York Bolshevik
Rne
Leonard Abbott
Abbott
Kerensky
Donnenschein
Braine
Honnenschein Bach
Petrograd
Berlin
Petro- Brad
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Armreddon
Malifax
England
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Mesopotamia
Ubmarines
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Red Cross
Tom Lawson
Sinth Avenue
Sar
Frances Marshall
Los Angeles Times
Kary
Italy
Raleigh News and Observer
Columbus
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Herald
Jory
Golgotha
Mount of Olives
Memphis
Baltimore American
Washington Star
Manhattan’ Union
Lord Lansdowne
Albany Argus
Healthmore
Detroit Free Press
Pearson's
Sorghum
Washington
Spirit of the Press
Giulty
Surius Dellie
Coward
Rice & May
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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