Anaconda Standard Publishing Company listed offices and ads
Publication lashed with postal and advertising details for the Anaconda Standard. It lists offices in Anaconda and Butte, mailing arrangements, foreign ads, and a long roster of news agencies and agents with addresses and contact notes.
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Anaconda Standard Standard Peblishing Company
Dowtoffice AU
Anacondas
Ubiication
Standard
Anaconda
Mont Butte
Main Street
D- Moria
Marronez
York Hifth Avenue
Wayanes
Montana
Rtandanbiaves Sane
New
Perth Street
Metropolitan News
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Ally
Clearstore
Tanwar
Red Cross enrollment grows in Butte with voluntary pledge
In Butte on December 20 1918 the Red Cross campaign shifts to voluntary enlistment with four minute theater talks and newspaper appeals. The goal is near universal city enrollment as citizens sign up without pressure while emphasizing benefits to humanity worldwide. Separate coverage notes Wisconsin potato growers hosting a Milwaukee exposition on potato flour and industry growth, citing Idaho Falls mill as a pioneer and government plants in Greeneville South Carolina and Canton Pennsylvania as new facilities expanding United States production.
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Red Cross
Butte
Tates
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Idaho Falls
Idaho
United States
Canton
Minnesota
Maine
Nebraska
Greeneville
8. C
Govern
Potato flour plants to boost farm income nationwide
The Agriculture Department notes several completed plants for potato flour production and expects minl facilities in major districts across the United States. The drive aims to aid farmers facing low prices and poor markets, crediting wartime demand with creating a new, paying industry and expanding opportunities in potato cultivation. The piece also references France’s Little Mothers group demanding the Kaiser’s arrest for abducting French girls in Lille in 1916, arguing the perpetrators must be pursued globally and punished.
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South
Department of Agriculture
United States
France
Little Mothers
Kaiser
Lille
Splitting Views On League Of Nations Debate In GOP
Republican leaders clash over whether to back a league to enforce peace. Taft supports the idea, Roosevelt opposes it, with Hughes backing Taft. Lodge Root Knox and Borah side with Roosevelt. A party split could shape the forthcoming campaign before declarations of principles. Liberty bonds market cited with a New York note, plus warnings of manipulation. Stock promoters target farmers in the West offering high commissions for sales.
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League of Nations
Taft
Roosevelt
Hughes
Lodge
Root
Knox
Borah
New York Dispatch
Stock Exchange
Northwest
Holland
Cincinnati
Liberty bonds and thrift stamps amid wartime finance chatter
A wide-ranging editorial voice discusses Liberty bonds trading tactics, campaigners pressuring plain folks to invest, and anticipated Treasury control shifts. It notes thrift stamps evolving through 1919, urging continued saving and conversion to war savings stamps, with references to Russia, Germany, and political figures shaping the wartime economy.
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War Savings Stampa
Russia
Herr Ebert
Holland
Switzerland
Kalser
Germany
Turkey
Siving
Marshal Foch
Wartime Housewifery and Narrow Petticoats Fashion
A 1918 column by Srancas Marshall discusses the shift to narrow skirts and the resulting petticoat styles. It covers tailoring tips, scalloped edges, bias bands, and fabric choices for Jersey and satin petticoats, plus warnings about knee-length constriction and warmth. The piece cites practical dressing for different garments and ends with a note about an armistice and other era headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Humor of the Day: Witty Exchanges and Jests on Public Matters
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers. A London Answers bit notes a hospital stay after a kick, Washington Star mockery on Santa Claus and myths, and an exchange about trust laws. The piece includes Dutch surnames Van Buren and Roosevelt and ends with a note on spillway gates and sensitive oysters.
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Doppel
London
Washington Star
Fragmentary Press Snippets on Political Figures
A collage of remarks mocking leaders and politics from various papers. It notes jokes about an uncle’s farm, German royalty, democracy vices, and a jest about early Christmas shopping, reflecting a wartime era media mood without cohesive narrative.
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