Anaconda Standard Advertising Offices and Rates
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing offices in the Standard Building Anaconda Montana with circulation details. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier and mail including terms for monthly and yearly payments and notes on Sunday Standard pricing. It also provides multiple city newsstand distribution points and contact instructions for general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company.
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Filliam J. Morton Co
Rifth Arange
Chicago Tribune
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North America
Sunday Standard
Fir Mail
Bo & Copy
SNEWS
Montana
New York
Hotaling
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St .Paul
N. St. Marie
News Cova
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Disco
Portland
Bowman, Postomen
O'Mara
Fifth
Wash
Tacoma
Treno News Co
Beattie Whitney
Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental and Venter Way
Spokane
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Jerusalem Taken by British Mirrors Historic Conquests
A 1917-era column contrasts the British capture of Jerusalem with ancient sieges from David, Nebuchadnezzar, Titus, and Saladin. It notes Jerusalem's long religious and commercial role, critiques past rulers, and argues Zionist aims may shape a future Jewish control alongside Christian pilgrimage.
The City Surrenders to New Possessors in Calm Occupation
The city is described as captured without violence, occupied quietly with order and decency. No massacres or mass deportations, no sacrilege or destruction. The piece argues Christians now control the holy city and vows tentative restoration, citing biblical prophecies from Jeremiah as reassurance. It then shifts to politics, urging voters to prioritize patriotism over party labels in next fall's elections. Voters will reward loyalty to war measures and the government.
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Jerusalem
David
Israel
Solomon
Nebuchadnezzar
Titus
Hadrian
Constantine
Europe
Godfrey of
Bouillon
Saladin
Veteraay
Palestine
Judah
Congress
Demand for Loyal Support from Gronna Constituents in Fargo
North Dakota senator Gronna faces a strong rebuke from constituents after a Fargo bar association meeting adopted a resolution demanding loyal, unhesitating support for the government and efforts to build a strong army and navy. The piece urges other elected officials to remain Americans at all times and implies resignation for those lacking unwavering patriotism.
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Gronna
North Dakota
Bar Association
Fargo
House of Representatives
America
War Through the Winter In Europe Likely Armistice Fails
Analysis argues a winter lull in fighting with a Russian armistice possible but risks intensified battles on the western and Italian fronts. Germany aims to finish before the United States fully mobilizes, shifting forces from Russia to Italy and then west. Russia is weakened, Italy pressured, and Britain and France expected to hold the western line despite daunting German strength.
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Europe
Russia
America
France
United States
German War Council
Italy
Tanks and tensions shape WWI outlook for 1918
The piece surveys Allied and German positions on the Western Front with Lens and Cambrai near the front. It comments on German strategy to win before American forces arrive, airbombs over London, Bolshevik Russia, and U.S. war funding plans including McAdoo’s tank expenditure. It weighs tanks’ promise versus price and tech limits, noting early British tank gains and the need for improved designs.
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Uncle Sam
New York Sun Tanks
Mr. McAdoo
Eatibbe
Rouvines
Broad humor and quips from old newspaper clippings
A collection of witty lines and captions from vintage papers. It includes playful exchanges about street names and restaurants, plus jokes about poetry readings and singing careers. The items showcase period humor, social observations, and character-based quips from various papers.
Time to Get Up and Other Light Stories
The page compiles short pieces from Uncle Lige’s huge clock to a Washington Star quip about pacifism and a joke on a two wheeled cart. It includes humorous sketches, a tale of a carter’s loading folly, a lawyerly courtroom moment with a pardoned phrase, and a Liberty bond registration notice urging unregistered bonds be kept in banks or registered to protect holders.
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Lige
Everybody's Magazine
Jones
Philadelphia Ledger
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Savings Bank
Oddities and opinions drift through press clippings
A collage of quirky quotes and editorials from regional papers highlights blunders, neutral stances, and sharp commentary. It notes practical jokes on operators, Sweden's declared neutrality, railroad woes, and a jab at Bolshevik actions, reflecting a mosaic of early 20th century sentiment.
Place for Pacifists in Detroit Free Press Note
Fragmentary Detroit Free Press item discusses pacifists and effects of war. Mentions France, peace prospects, and Kaiser in a brief, period voice with limited readable names.
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France
Kaiser’s
Detroit Free Press
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Oday’s Short Stories
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Henry
Oregon Journal
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