Anaconda Standard Advertising Directory Listing
The notice lists advertising and distribution details for the Anaconda Standard and its affiliates. It names offices in Anaconda and Butte with branch addresses, subscription rates, and contact points including William J. Morton Co. and various city news agencies across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
Standard Publishing
Bell
Ingame
Hon
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont 1 Butte
Main Street
William J. Morton, Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Tribune Wailing. Subscription Rates (Daily and Sunday.) Went In’ Advange
Standard
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Paulo N. Ste. Marie
Schneider News Co
Rat Lake
Emmaa van Patten
Francisco
United News
Eeles
San Diego-child'e
Portland
Dan O'Meara
Fifth Andington
Street
Tacoma
Treso News Co
Beattie—Whitney
Seattie
Acme News Co
Occide and
Vanier Ay Kane
B. Brubeck, Wall and Riel
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Montes
Indemnities from Germany and German governance debate
On December 10, 1918 Allied demands for damages hinge on a stable German government. A united state, supported by all Germans, is needed to ensure peace terms are honored and indemnities paid. The piece also laments weak compliance with public health regulations and conveys the urgency of collective enforcement to curb the plague, noting its high American death toll.
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Germany
Health Board
New York
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Eee
United States Senate
Nationwide drive to raise relief funds for Armenia and Syria
A January campaign from January 12 to 19 aims to raise 30 million dollars for Armenian and Syrian relief. Prominent supporters urge subscriptions as many perish daily without adequate resources. If funds are not raised, hundreds of thousands may die of starvation before next harvest. five dollars a month could sustain one starving person.
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Armenia
Syria
Idle Brewery Proposals for Postwar Plant Reuse
The piece examines turning idle breweries into fruit evaporating and vegetable dehydrating plants to curb waste and support wartime needs. It cites Germany and England on desiccated foods, notes potential savings in transport and storage, and discusses the broader economic and social benefits amid prohibition and war.
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States
Gage
United States
Germany
Berlin
Bucharest
England
Canada
Glorious self denial and General Foch praised
In a reflective piece from the Cincinnati Enquirer, the author extols General Foch as the supreme example of self denial over worldly glory. He contrasts Foch’s inner battle with the German threat, elevating moral renunciation as the foundation of democracy’s safety and humanity’s progress. The essay likens Foch to a biblical temptation faced without yielding.
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Foch
Cincinnatic Enquirer
Empyrean Heights
Ferdinand
Arama
Germany
Public health rallying call to unite against epidemic
A stern call declares the epidemic a ruthless foe requiring full national effort. It urges every citizen to engage personally and universally, joining the struggle at the community level to protect lives. The message emphasizes early tolls and the need for determined action without terms of peace.
Senate clears La Follette in 1917 expulsion bid
The public urged expulsion after Senator La Follette's speeches following U.S. entry into World War I. The Senate referred the matter to the committee on privileges and elections, which after more than a year recommended no action. The report, adopted, suggests political influence shaped the outcome.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
Committee On Privileges and Elections
A Scientific Defense and a Tyrant’s Temper
A milkman pleads not guilty to adulterated milk as the judge notes 25 per cent water in the sample. In a separate vignette a soldier bets on mule shoes, while Rhoda Calvert’s furious face and the Beautiful tyrant’s temper drive a dramatic moment, ending in a moving picture parlor scene with a claim that mercy and justice remain balanced.
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Louis Grobe
Democrat
Rhoda Calvert
Toland Parke
Thut
Moving Picture Parlor
St. Louis Globe- Nemocrat
Roland
Humor and chatter cross talk in old transcripts
A fragmented reading of quotes from a past era shows banter among a policeman, a magistrate, a farmer and others about war, politics, travel, and work. The voices reference Washington Star, the Boston Transcript, and local concerns as they mingle in a humorous, retrospective snapshot.
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Hobbs
Boston ‘Transcript
Sid
Kiel
Washington Star
Si Hubbard
Yas
Hoston
Wartime Party Dresses and Child Frocks Compared
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece discusses party dresses during wartime. It contrasts adult frocks with children’s styles, noting simpler, washable designs for kids and more ornate outfits for adults, including ribbons and embroidery.
Fragmentary Press Clipping Echoes Poetic Tidbits
A garbled mosaic of quotes and verses from several papers touches on fashion fashion notes and political talk. It blends Anne Rittenhouse endorsements with Senator Borah Hoosier politicking and a codfish eggs aside, concluding with a poetic reminiscence of a silver bell and a summer dell.
Beekeeping Suggested to Ease Sugar Shortage
Leslie's Weekly argues that long after the war, honey production could curb sugar scarcity. The piece notes many sweets remain unused in blossoms and urges hundreds of thousands to start keeping bees, calling beekeeping both valuable and fascinating for the nation and world.
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Lesses
Leslie's Weekly
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Curiouis
Central
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Montana
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Arthur Brisbane
Paris
Rrenine
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Jeahat
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Americans AT Peace Conference
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Alwate
Sii
McClure
of the Press
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Ohio State Journal
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Lexington | Herata
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