Anaconda Standard Advertising and Distribution Details
The notice outlines publication office locations, branch contact points, and foreign advertising representation for The Anaconda Standard. It lists standard rate print details, carrier and mail pricing, and where to purchase or subscribe. It also notes sale locations outside Montana and various news agencies distributing the paper.
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SWS
Montana
Hotaling
Bratway
Calcago Congress
le PaulNee Marie Clear
Pith
Detroit
Metropolitan
News Co
Woodwara
Michigan
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child'e News Agency
Portland
Bowman
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattie—Whitney's
Lloyd George’s wartime program outlined for England
A Northcliffe London article dated December 17 1916 describes a comprehensive Lloyd George plan. It covers arming merchantmen to combat submarines mobilizing civilians aged 16 to 60 rationing with food tickets increasing home food production meatless days banning luxury goods and prohibiting nonessential work. No peace talks are included, signaling a sustained war effort toward a real finish.
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Northcliffe
London
Lloyd George
Death of Professor Muensterberg at Harvard
The death of Professor Hugo Muensterberg removes a leading figure from Harvard University. The German born psychologist helped shape applied psychology and legal testimony, studied with James and Royce, and stood as a prominent but controversial German American voice during World War I era. His passing marks a significant loss to academia and to American public life.
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Muensterberg
Harvard University
Philosophy
America
Germany
Teutonic
Cambridge
William James
Josiah Royce
Brilliant
Europe
German submarine warfare could intensify if peace talks fail
In a wartime assessment, officials warn that Germany might resume aggressive submarine warfare with greater energy and recklessness if allied peace proposals are rejected. The piece notes that despite US pledges and long exchanges, Washington may be powerless to stop a renewed German campaign.
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Germany
United States
United
Another Argentina to Rise at U S Border Says Lawrence
David Lawrence, Washington correspondent for the New York Evening Post, argues that another Argentina could emerge near the United States if Americans and Mexicans understand each other. He cites recent Mexican progress under Carranza and the need for watchful waiting while stressing closer US Mexico interpretation and cooperation.
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David Lawrence
Washington
New York Evening Post
Mexico
Argentina
United States
Lawrence
Prem
Han
Madero
Zapata
Carranca
Toma
Cientificon
Chinahua
United Baton
Carranis
States Rights and National Power in Early Politics
A compilation of 1910 era opinions contrasts Democratic support for state rights with Republican favoring central authority. It notes Bryan and Root on federal action, jokes about figures like the Kaiser and Ford, and comments on Prohibition, suffrage, taxation, crime, and immigration reflecting period attitudes and sensational asides.
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Democratic Party
Washington
Republican Party
Willam J. Bryan
United
Elihu Root
Anti-Mutrage Association
Germany’s submarine actions threaten wartime agreement
States on this matter and promised to give no further cause for complaint. Renewal of submarine activity has occurred within weeks, with some operations claimed to transfer the agreement with the United States. If Germany resumes, actions will be deliberate with full understanding of consequences. The revival and recklessness suggest Germany is more desperate than widely thought.
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United States
Germany
When Peace Comes War Toll Is Broken by Debt and Loss
An analysis warns peace will not erase the war’s scars. Britain France Germany Russia and others face astronomical costs, vast devastation across Belgium Northern France Poland Galicia Serbia and Romania, and millions killed injured or forever changed. Europe will bear grief, revenge, and hardship for a generation.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
England
Russia
Belgium
Poland
Galicia
Serbia
Rumania
Europe
Britain’s Women Munitions Workers Photo Caption
A candid image shows a British woman at a cutting machine in an iron foundry. The caption notes thousands of women replacing men at the front, doing men’s work and becoming wage earners in households. It highlights pay improving conditions for working women and poorer families.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Great Britain
Old Man's Club Plans Christmas Tree Event In Butte
The Old Man's Club met and approved reports, laying groundwork for a grand Christmas tree, with a nine inch base and 30 foot height. A volunteer committee will cut and haul the tree, fund-raising donors included. An ornate program features two Santas, gifts from honorary members, and musical performances by local bands, amid a stag gathering with age 88 as a minimum.
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Old Man's Club
Williams
Trunk
Dr. Spelman
Winston
Fred Jensen
Frank Clinton
Martin Martin
Ben Mahan
H. 8. Neal
Judge Sanderson
E. E. Moore
Wan- Gerer
Frank Muller
Ed Burke
Rot Wiliams
J. W. James
Jim Drumgoole
Charlie Later
Bob Kelly
Sig Goodfriend
Win Sparrow
Gnose
Adam Tuchscherer
Dinny Roach
Manager Vover
RM. Greig
B. B. Moore
C.F. Farnsworth
Leonard Punk
Dunnigan
Moxie Siegel
Pete Minor
Dr. Sligh
Ofice
Krise Kringle
Santas
Doctor
Peter
Jack Hamill
Otto” Kretzer
W. M. Montgomery
Max Hammerstough
Ted Emery
Harry Nell
Fred Smith
FW. "Whyte
Dr. McKengle
Ed Waterbury
Dick Dawson
Andy Mandolt
Smiths
Lg, Smith
Fraser Smith
Joe Smith
Carroll Smith
Butte
W. A. Clark
Clinton H. Moore
G. W. Goodale
Warren
J. R. Wharton
Phil Gillis
Mayor Lane
A. J. Davis
D. J. Charles
John Ti. MacGinnine
Anaconda
McClernan, Lynch
Donlan
Harry Gallwey
Attar of Roses in Bulgaria's Rose Regions
The American consul in Sophia explains why attar of roses is scarce as Bulgaria shifts to war. The southern Balkan rose district spans about 80 by 20 miles at 1,200 feet elevation, with Rosa damascena and Rosa alba cultivated. Distillation yields rose water and attar, with annual output around 176000 ounces, prior to World War I prices averaging $12 per ounce.
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Indianapolis News
Sophia,s
Bulgaria
Balkan Mountains
Rce
Turkey
Broussa
Asia Minor
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Standard Publishing Company
Ranterea
Postofice
Bell
Standard Bulletin
Mont Butte
East Broadway
Wiliam J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Mai
Hugo Muensterberg
Lawrences
Jones
Tio Grande
John Bull
Kaiser
Joe
Jeannette
Kansas Woman's Social Science Club
Wilson
West Virginia
Hughes
Henry Ford
Chicago
Connecticut
Progressive Party
Britain
WOMEN
Ana
Eveery OG
Attar OF Roses
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