Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Distribu tion
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists advertising and distribution details. It notes salaried representation in New York at Fifth Avenue, pricing for mail and carrier delivery and specifies sale locations outside Montana, with the Standard issued daily and Sunday and various newsstand partnerships across major cities.
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New York
Hotaling
Clear
7An News
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Dieno—Child's
Portland
Bowman, Postofce
Omars, Firth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney New Agency
Beattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Wester Way
Bpokane
B. Stubeck
Wall and Riverine
Standard ‘Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Remember the Oath Naturalized Citizens Loyalty Reminder
A December 10, 1917 editorial urges naturalized citizens to honor their oath of allegiance. It notes most are loyal, but a few appear to forget the pledge renouncing former allegiances and pledging to support the U S Constitution and laws.
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United States
United States of America
Peace Through Victory and Enduring Global Justice
A call to steadfast wartime resolve urging permanent peace only through victory. It argues Germany must be beaten, disarmament secured, democracy safeguarded, and international law upheld, noting Russia’s failure to stand by its guns as prolonging the conflict.
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Germany
Belgium
Russia
Italy
Russia’s Collapse Prolongs War Says Allied View
The piece argues Russia’s surrender or weak stance worsened the conflict, delaying peace. It states Italy might have pressed Vienna if not for defense on its soil, and that Allied victory remains inevitable despite Russia’s failure. It calls for unwavering effort toward a decisive, worthwhile peace achieved through victory.
Settle All Disputes During War to End Strikes
A call to end strikes while the nation is at war urges mutual concessions and arbitration to avoid industry disruption. It emphasizes duty to country, the need for full national strength, and cautions against strikes caused by price pressures and pro-German agitation.
Call to aid Armenians and Syrians in dire need
The article urges immediate liberal donations to help Armenians and Syrians starving and at risk of death, noting Americans must lead, as past campaigns aided Belgians and others. A campaign will be actively prosecuted in Butte this week to mobilize support and funds.
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America
Butte
Not All Wasted War Loans Estimated Return
Billions raised for war reportedly will not all be wasted as some funds return via loans to allies. About thirteen of thirty eight billion dollars loaned to countries may be repaid, though sums to Russia Belgium Serbia and Romania could be repudiated or lost if governments collapse or debts go unpaid.
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Russia
Belgium
Serbia
Rumania
Nation to Build a Superior Merchant Marine for Postwar Era
The plan calls for two billions of total funds to be invested in new ships to create a merchant marine rivaling all but Great Britain. Many Toans have traveled to Britain, France and Italy and will return. Funds also tab into cannons battleships munition plants train camps and 25 000 airplanes, with some war losses expected but enough ships to export American products for years.
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Great Britain
France
Maly
Caval
War tax deferment details for income payments
Citizens can defer paying their war tax until mid year. Beginning after the new year blanks will be issued to report total income, exemptions, and other details. Those forms must be returned by March 1. Notices of tax due will follow in May or June, with payment by July 1.
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Inter
Our Starry Flag Should Fly Clean and Proud
The piece urges maintaining the Star Spangled Banner as a clean flag. It argues flags in public view should be displayed in windows and in front of businesses, praising persistent patriots while warning against using ragged, dirty flags that no longer clearly represent the national emblem.
Americans Depart Germany as War Enters Year
Since the United States entered the war against Germany, 470 of the 1,200 Americans in Germany as of March 1 have left, heading home or to neutral countries. More than half of the remaining Americans reside in Berlin. It is said Americans face no greater restrictions than neutrals and are not molested by German officials.
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Germany
United States
Berlin
Louisy
Boston Transcript
Mrs. Crosse
Washington Star
Browna
Boston ‘Transcript
Wome
Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Rice Recipes for Everyday Meals From 1917
A 1917 McClure Syndicate feature promotes rice as a versatile staple. It outlines daily uses from breakfast rice with milk to croquettes, timbales, and desserts, with tips on cooking and serving. It emphasizes moderation and variety to avoid monotony.
Canada faces amendment to mediation act on strikes
Canada’s Indust rigation act draws attention as a proposed federal amendment would add a requirement for a full public investigation into each dispute before any strike or lockout may be lawfully attempted if current mediation methods fail.
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Canada
Amusing Humorous One Liners From Daily Page
A collection of brief jokes and quips from a historical newspaper page. The items include gags about painting, whisky, education, a drunken heckler, a Paddy joke, a judge and boy, a manners lesson, and a stage performer discussing patriotism. The snippets showcase era humor and social scenarios with punchlines.
Press Commentaries From Wartime Newspapers
A mosaic of quotations from Utica Observer New York Herald New York World Cleveland Plain Dealer Los Angeles Times Baltimore American and Buffalo Express reflect wartime opinion on politics foreigners and morale. The snippets critique sugar politics political prisoners public sentiment and the idea of converting foes.
Amusing Quotations From Scraps Of Daily Life
A collage of humor and quips from 19th and early 20th century newspapers touches on marriage imagination workers and social scenes. Jokes about domestic life servants editors and romantic notions illuminate everyday British and American perspectives with brief witty exchanges and sly observations.
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Merthen
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Kansas City Star
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Mary
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Ben Hapgood Burt
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Haly
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New York World
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Rice & May
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