Anaconda Standard Advertising Directory Listing
The page lists publication, circulation, and office details for the Anaconda Standard and the Butte branch. It includes subscription rates, distribution notes, and advertising representation with multiple city agents and contact addresses. General business correspondence is directed to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
M Mae
Standard Building
Mont
Butte
North Main Street
Business
Estiorta
J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago —Tribune Bullaine
Recorder
Ty Mall
North America
AWS
Montana
We York
Hotaling
Broadway
Chicago
Canerens
St. Paul
St Marie Clear and
News Cova
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Sorner Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Montana Volunteers Stir War Effort With Strong Showing
The Spokane Spokesman-Review lauds Montana's patriotic recruiting in World War I. It notes Montanans have supplied volunteers to all army departments since April, with Spokane as a recruiting hub and Montana leading other states in proportion to population. The editorial predicts Montana will play a large role in winning the war.
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Montana
Army Service
American la
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Union
Dinner in honor of Senator Lee Mantle in Butte
A dinner at the Country club in Butte honored former Senator Lee Mantle. The event, held last evening, was a celebration of his birthday organized by a small group of townsmen who highly value his long residence and leadership in the mining city. It is hoped Mantle will remain young in spirit and health for many more birthdays.
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Country Club
Butte
Lee Mantle
Mantle
Mr. Mantle
Hoover Affirms Food Conservation Campaign's Worth
Mr. Hoover asserts the food conservation drive is producing actual good. He argues meatless days in November saved food that aided allies in France and Britain in December, countering claims that the effort wastes resources or is useless.
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Mr. Hoover
France
Great Britain
United States
Campaign urges steady food conservation into January
The piece stresses continued energy in the food conservation drive with December supplies supporting Allies in January. It rebuts critics calling the effort a failure, citing President Hoover's claim that the campaign is a success and must continue at equal or greater effort.
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Hu- Fone
Hoover
The Cheerful Chinook Brings Mild Western Montana Weather
The article notes Western Montana enjoys unusually gentle conditions this week while Eastern regions face bitter cold. It praises a chinook wind as warming, describing its effects as ethereal and pleasant, while acknowledging scientific uncertainty about its origin and predictable retreat behind the Rockies.
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Montana
Helena
St. Vitua
Tropics
Rocky Mountains
Christmas Still Brings Cheer in War-Time Butte
In Butte during the holiday season the crowded streets and busy stores show Christmas spirit remains despite wartime. Local shops praise service and stock while charitable drives by Salvation Army kettles and other groups aid the poor.
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Butte
Chris |Mas
Fenurous
Santa Claus
Ihs
Salvation Army
National Parks Highway linked major parks and routes
The report notes rising park to travel patronage reaching 487,268 visitors. It highlights the National Parks Highway creating a through route from Mount Rainier to Crater Lake linking Yellowstone Glacier and Rainier, with the Columbia River Highway as a side trip. It urges extending and marking routes through California to Wyoming and praises Yellowstone and Glacier for road expansions.
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National Parks Highway
Spokane
Mount Rainier National Park
Crater Lake
Yellowstone
Glacier
Mount Rainier
Crater Lake Naional Parks
Columbia River
Columbia River Gorge
California
Arizona
Utah
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Albright
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Doing His Bit as He Adds Up Liberty Bond Gifts
Andrew Franc, 67, a hotel worker in Ohio, shows his wartime thrift by turning in meal receipts to aid the Red Cross and subscribing to a $1,000 Liberty Bond in the name of his stepson. He calls himself “broke” yet continues to contribute to the campaign efforts.
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Free
Poland
Frederick Walcott
Walcott
Warsaw
Pinsk
Cro
Siberia
Andrew Franc
Ohio
Red Cross
Wartime Housewifery and the Balance Sheet Idea
A university lecturer discusses household economics arguing that keeping accounts is less about exact cents and more about clear records. He notes balances reveal where money goes, help save for needs, and show if luxuries like phonographs or vacuum cleaners are worth their cost.
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Acco
Tana
Halanes
Weldeat
Neelys
Nerself
McClure
Syndicat
Rail freight rate hikes feared as British railways under state control
The text discusses how weaker rail lines facing ruin push for higher freight rates and wages, arguing state control in Britain mirrors American railway strains, with guaranteed dividends and future reimbursement upon restoration.
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Great Britain
Stecca
British plan cited for railroad policy debate in Washington
The Washington Herald notes a British plan as a possible model Washington might consider for railroad policy, signaling a cautious stance on American rail developments and potential government direction.
War profiteers blamed as stock markets mark peak
The piece argues the war is a rich man’s war, cites acts like war taxes, and notes stock markets have fallen to levels seen in 1807, suggesting high incomes will bring hard falls for enemies and profiteering businessmen alike. It quotes the Mid-Waukee Sentinel and the New York Sun as sources.
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Jerusalem
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lloyd George
Mr. Asquith
United States
America
Stor
Samic Times
Mid- Waukee Sentinel
Sme Canmyassen
New York Sun
Mixed 19th century quips and industrial notes in papers
A collage of brief quotes from diverse sources touches on military prowess of 400 armed women guardians in Siam, Dolley Madison’s wartime impact, Southern diet shifts toward cornmeal, and the American Locomotive Company’s rapid locomotive production amid car shortages.
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Por MR. Mante
Ian Onerae
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Asain
Araneta Aerapieitt
Ener Anties
Mers
Aeeu
Iecieeane Piriaia
Teac
Halifax
Russia
Sam
Coaltess
Ood
The
Standard
Germany
Gover
General von Beseles
von Kries
General von Kries
Avion
Sphere
London
Lens
Frances Marshall
Cnot
Washington
Washington Herald
Swersmasn
Bress
King of
Siam
Capper
Wilson
Dolley
Buffalo Enanker
San Antonio
American Locomotve Company
Rochester Herald
DAY
NIGUC
Rice & May
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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