Standard Publishing Company Local Ad Rates Note
Anaconda Montana publisher lists circulation and subscription rates for the Daily and Sunday edition. It details carrier and mail prices, addresses for offices and foreign advertising, and where to find newsstands in New York Chicago St. Paul Detroit Denver and other cities.
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William J. Mortonco
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Sali
Hotating
Broadway
Chicaco
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Portland
O'Mars
Firth and
Wash
Jeroma—Trege News
Seattle
Whitney New Agency
Acme News Co
Occidental and Verler Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and
Riverete
Standard (Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Red Cross Drive Seeks New Members This Week
A national campaign aims to boost Red Cross membership by 10000 this week. It costs one dollar to join and all should participate. Women across the United States are knitting and bandaging for soldiers while men are urged to join to aid humanity and relieve suffering. Montana is called to contribute its share.
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Wiercar Wous
Red Cross
United States
Montana
Horrors Incredible Warns of German Atrocities
Leon Dabo, member of an American investigating committee, returns from Europe and asserts that reports of German atrocities are true and even understated. He cites widows, blinded children, and the North Sea blockade as evidence, urging the American public to recognize the full scope of suffering and war crimes.
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Leon Dabo
Europe
Dabo
France
England
North Sea
Warning on Patriotism and Draft Opposition in North Dakota
A five year sentence for a woman agitator in North Dakota underscores wartime tensions. The speech condemns disloyal remarks and draft resistance, warning that foes must expect harsh treatment. The piece notes the long tradition of free speech under wartime pressure and contrasts it with realities of national security.
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North Dakota
Counigs
Tralira
Prohibition Gains Ground as War Fronts Rally Support
A chaotic wartime column notes the House's 282 to 128 vote to back national prohibition and a Supreme Court ruling denying personal liquor rights where states ban it. It argues for enforcement, mocks anti-prohibitionists, and contrasts Bolshevik menace with American resolve amid global turmoil. It adds satirical, broadly political commentary on Russia, Germany, and sentiment at home.
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House of Representatives
John Harleycorn
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Idaho
Montana
Sulphur as an essential war material in the U S
A National Museum publication by Joseph E Pogue reviews sulphur as a vital war mineral, noting its role in explosives and newsprint. It details U S production, shifting export patterns since 1914, and domestic deposits in Louisiana and Texas. The piece highlights a 15 year ago breakthrough in surface mining via an ingenious method.
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United States
United States National Museum
Joseph E. Pogue
United
Louisiana
Texas
Firm To The End Resolve In Wartime Message
A wartime message urges steadiness despite German reverses and possible setbacks in France. It emphasizes that temporary German gains won’t avert ultimate Allied victory, as the United States bolsters Britain and France and patience remains essential until total defeat of Germany.
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Germany
France
Russia
Italy
Hindenburg
United States
Great Britain
Shoeview
Seattle Post + Intelgencer
Congress Should Speed War Effort Over Investigations
The piece argues Congress must focus on wartime needs and swift action rather than ongoing probes into the war and navy departments. It contends investigations waste time and money, may provoke controversy, and could delay essential war preparations.
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Congress
War and Navy Departments
War
Navy
Famous artist gives 50000 to Red Cross portrait story
John Sargent, regarded by many as the greatest portrait painter, accepted a Rockefeller commission and instead gave the $50,000 to the American Red Cross, a charitable act described as unusually generous by unimpeachable authority.
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RED Cross
John Sargent
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Sargent
American Red Cross
Frasers process shifts sulfur production to the United States
The Frasser process taps a relatively low melting sulfur bed by drilling through overlying rock and injecting superheated steam to melt and rise the sulfur. The hot liquid is collected in bins, cooled, and shipped. Described as a modern triumph, its success on the Pacific coast deposit moved sulfur production from Sicily to the United States, boosting U.S. independence in this key resource.
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Fraserr
Ite
Sicily
United State
Wartime Maple Sugar and Beavers as Prophet Notes
Wartime housewifery discusses using maple sugar and honey as alternatives to white sugar and flour, with recipes for maple sauce and custard. A Cincinnati Times-Star item reviews beavers hoisting the “cold way” sign of winter, noting changes in their den entrances and weather protection.
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Meclure
Cincinnati Times-Star
Gene Stephan
Beaver Pond
Tess
Mays
Stephan
Humorous Quotations From Various Papers
The fragment cites jokes and quips about money for Thanksgiving meals travel prohibition and habits. It includes humorous exchanges from multiple papers such as Louisville Journal Philadelphia Bulletin Boston Transcript Christian Science Monitor and Cassell s Saturday Journal. The tone mimics light anecdotal humor and social observation from the era with references to prohibition and daily life.
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Mac
Philadelphia Bulletin
Chicago
Christian Science Monitor
Caseell
Saturday Journal
Boston ‘Transcript
Broncho
Gulch
Jinks
Binks
Tye
Spirit of the Press and War Talk Across Papers
A collage notes sharp editorial quips on censorship and language schooling, mentions Seattle Seattle Post Intel gencer and Savannah News, questions on Latin in schools, and debate over German dominance. It references wartime topics and rights and hints at peace terms and press commentary amid Allied efforts.
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Savannah News
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Standard Publishing Company
Pastoriae
Mai
Bell Phonee
Fusineme Raitortat
Mont. Butte
North Main Street
Associated Press
Dispatch
National Prohibition
John Barleycorn
Washington
Kaiser
M.C. A
Joshua
Petrograd
Trotzky
Danton
Robespierre
Venter
Tratian
Bethlehem Manger
Nick Romanoff
Japan
Nicholas | Romanoff
Siberia
Bt. Petersburg
Solphe
JOHN _D. ROCKEFELLER PORTER
Halifax
Gottingen
Aetweenmntion Mma Dings Boarded
I Barry
Ston Street
Frances Marshall
Louisville
Spirit of the Press
Alps
New York Telegram
Ios
Cigvetaa
Epinin Eater
Sul Basins
Christa
Rice & May
Peres Gillette
Enders
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz Streets
Tre I
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