Anaconda Standard Publishing Notices and Ad Rates
Public notices and advertising details printed for the Anaconda Standard include subscription rates, imprint lines, and a list of outside newsstands. The document names Willam J. Morton Co as salaried representative and lists agencies from New York to Seattle serving readers nationwide.
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Postoffice
Anaconda
Otc
Mont Rutte
North Main Street
Willam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
chicago—Tribune
Montana
Motaling’s
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
News Coung
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Rochester
Mini
Kelly Cigar Store
Trenver—Schneider News Co
Katt Lakes
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Eddy
Ton Angeles
Kama News Agency
San Diego-Chigie
Portland
Portofticn
Artland
Dan O'Meara
Fifth
Washington Streets
Tacama Trego
Sentrie
Seattle
Acme and
Wester Way
Spokane
Standard Publishing Company
Mont #8 Co
We Co
Occidental Tubeck, Wall and Riv
League of nations to enforce peace urged by great powers
On December 12 1918 commentators argue a permanent alliance among Britain France Italy and the United States could enforce peace. They say naval power including German and Austrian fleets would back such a league and compel compliance, with neutral and smaller nations likely to join. The present allied powers could suffice to enforce peace until a full league forms.
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League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
United States
League
Germany
Austria
Japan
Russia
On the People’s Business Headlines Abroad
The president travels to Europe for vital work aiming at world welfare. The focus is on making peace permanent, establishing an international court for arbitration, and creating a league to enforce peaceful relations among nations. The president may not fully achieve these high ideals.
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Europe
International Court For
Piican High Command
Republican Party
Washington
Berger Case Dominates Debate On Milwaukee Election
The piece argues Victor L. Berger faces espionage indictments in Chicago while his Milwaukee electors stand by him. It questions civic support for a candidate with antiwar attitudes, suggesting voters and a city should be scrutinized for endorsing his stance and demanding responsible representation in Congress.
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Congress
Berger
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago
House of Representatives
Practical Protection and German Postwar Outlook
Commentary mixes calls for immediate protection from profiteering with sharp criticism of Germany and allied leaders after World War I. It argues for price controls, anti profiteering measures, and stronger wartime discipline, while mocking Hearst rhetoric and European political figures. The piece blends economic policy with harsh partisan and international critique.
Influenza Epidemic persists through Europe and beyond
Influenza remains in Europe after a summer outbreak. Italy reports spread and greater severity during a visit. Switzerland notes seven months of fighting the disease. Paris and parts of Britain report new appearances. American communities may face multiple waves before final departure.
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Europe
United States
Italy
Switzerland
Paris
British Isles
Opinions of a Socialist on German Prussianization
The piece questions how Prussianized the German people have become, noting observers like Hyndman who say the population has largely turned Prussian with military culture replacing old German good feeling. It cites the growth of Germany as a world power and the disciplined German social democratic party, warning such discipline could be misused by bad hands.
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Germany
Prussia
Hyndman
London Post
Europe
Reconstruction Rhymes and Toasts in Wartime Verse
Wartime verse items recount valor and patriotism in French and Yankee themes, including a tale of a French captain and a merry Mr Daly attribution, followed by a spirited toast to the flag praising red white and blue virtues and wartime sacrifice, then a note about Swedish gas workers devising coal gas with wood and peat to meet coal shortages.
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France
Mamsélle
A. Daly
Wheeler Synateate, Inc
Human
Purity
Wartime Plum Pudding Recipes From Drancrs Marshall
Wartime household guidance features plum pudding recipes with beet suet and dried fruit, plus instructions for making English style plum pudding and sauce. An editorial note promotes wartime gardens and home canning as food security, health, and morale boosters for 1918 or 1919 era readers.
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McClure
ARDE
Humorous Exchanges and Quips From Dailies
A collage of puns and quips from judge to senator and readers. Topics span deaf mutes knitting bags political talk and a lunatic asylum rumor about Green who traded umbrellas. The tone mirrors a light, column style roundup of everyday absurdities in early newspapers.
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Judge
Hohenzollerns
Sorghum
Washington Star
Josa
Smith
Shane
Jones
Green
Indianapolis Star
Passing The Titles Around In A World Of Turbulent Peace
A collage of editorials mocks Taft’s refusal of a permanent tri bunal for disputes while referencing Ty Cobb and political leaders. It notes the peace conference’s unlikely placidity and cites sharp quips from Ohio State Journal New York Evening Sun Dayton News Houston Post Lexington Herald Chicago Pittsburg Gazette reflecting on global tensions and political missteps.
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Taft
Ty Cobb
Ohio State, Journal
Ussia
New York Evening Sun
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Associated Press
All
Social Democrats
Ledebour, Haase
Ageresste
Junkers Themse
Kateer
Hindenburg
Mackensen
Luden
Hynd
Teelsium
Oyster Bay
Inc Salle
Ebert
Senate
Hearst
America
Villa
Kaise
Kaiser
Bill
Petrograd
Moscow
Berlin
Molland
Old Boy
Releadeu
Relea
Laudemont
Arras
Drancrs
Ran
Atlanta
Joie
Spirit of the Press
Maine
China
Dayton News
Henry Ford
Tim the Neat
Houston Post
Mel
Lexington Herald
Hungary
Pittsburg Gazette
Kene
Avenine Telegram
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