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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1916

Page

6

Standard Publishing Company Advertising Page Listing

Publication details for the Anaconda Standard including address, branch info, and subscription rates. It lists offices in Anaconda and Butte, telephones, foreign advertising contact, daily and Sunday rates, and news stand outlets in multiple cities such as New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and others.

Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors Tered Anaconda Bell Phonee Waitertar LING Mont Butte Miriam J. Morton Co New York Pitth Avenue Chicago—Tribune North America Montana Hotaling’s Broadway Chicago Congress St. Paul N. St Marie Chile Portland Rowman, Postoffice O'Mara Pith and Wash

America's Position and Call to Preparedness

The Lansing note is addressed to the American people not belabored with bellicose language but a mature summary of ongoing concerns. It urges unity and personal readiness, stressing defense built on courage and efficiency, and the duty to support diplomacy while preparing for emergencies.

Lansing State Department America

Montana Elects Woman to Congress Sparks National Debate

The article notes that Montana elected a woman to Congress, sparking widespread newspaper discussion and signaling a shift in political norms. It compares nationwide reactions, highlights prior Western precedent of women in state legislatures and county offices, and mentions recent female officials in education leadership roles in Montana and Colorado.

Women in Office and Snow Boost Montana Prospects

The article notes 268 women candidates for state and local offices with 155 elected. It forecasts 59 women superintendents of public instruction, 47 registers of deeds, 15 county treasurers, 3 probate judges and 1 coroner in Kansas after installation. It also highlights heavy snow across Montana, seen as beneficial for crops next year and potential wealth for farmers amid national and world conditions.

Kansas Montana

Legislature session looms with speaker contest

After holidays Montana faces a new legislative session with a speaker contest underway. Voters expect a competent upright leader, and the forthcoming lawmakers should reflect the state's diverse interests, promising a conservative, faithful, conscientious group.

Montana Sta Fever

Navy Pay Raise Sought to Expand Enlistments

Congress should heed Secretary Daniels as he urges a $5 monthly pay boost for navy enlisted men to address manpower shortages. Despite expanded fleets and ongoing shipbuilding, enlistments lag, risking insufficient crews in wartime. The proposed raise would cost about $8 million annually.

Congress Daniels Army Navy

War Appeals Flourish as Nations Aid Enemies in Distress

An editor notes the flood of appeals from organizations aiding war victims and outlines the British emergency committee for Germans Austrians and Hungarians in distress. It cites substantial donations and prominent supporters including church leaders MPs and Viscount Bryce. The report highlights the war strain on many.

United States Associated Press London England Great Britain Archbishop of Canterbury Church of England Lichfield and Lincoln Viscount Bryce Lord Haldane

War Era Relief and Public Sentiment Reflected in Letters

A wartime column notes women suffering from isolation and strain, funds to cheer visitors, and deportation fears. It describes internment camps, families facing uncertainty, and rapid shifts in public mood. The piece mocks Wall Street news and stoking holiday humor amid war.

Germany Austria England Holland Tong

Christmas Dinner For All Seasons Says Frances Marshall

Frances Marshall advises housewives to abandon expensive poultry for Christmas. She suggests roast pig or lamb pie as fitting traditional fare, urging readers to cook with flair on modest budgets and imagine serving kings of old.

Turkey England Naif Ko Italy McClure

Society Woman Prepares Gifts for Wounded Soldiers

Mrs Seth Barton French, noted society figure, sails for England to distribute holiday gifts to convalescent soldiers in Torquay hospital. The program 8 X 1 service aims to brighten recovery wards with gifts and cheer.

Seth Barton French England Torquay

Health Week in Minneapolis Promotes Public Wellness

In a wide series of meetings across the county, health and public welfare drew large crowds and broad attention. Dr Gaylord urged practical cancer cautions, while Dr Oakman spoke on dental and schoolchild health, and President Vincent of the University of Minnesota urged compulsory physical development akin to Scandinavian systems.

Minneapolis Gaylord New York Cancer Institute Oakman Vincent University of Minnesota Minnesota Copenhagen Denmar New York Sweden Norway W. A. Evans Theseinneapolis

Quotations From War and Peace in Early 20th Century Debate

A compilation of opinion snippets from multiple papers about potential war with Mexico and peace efforts. It references figures such as Bryan Ford and Constantine of Greece, noting public sentiment and political commentary across newspapers like the Washington Post, Houston Post, and Louisville Courier-Journal.

Supreme Court of Ohio Mexico Pshaw Dianapé Gelting Georg George Dall Woods Bryan Washington Post Constantine Greece Louisville Courier-Journal Joffre Pecate Amercans Butalo Express Henry ‘Ford Birmingham Age-Herald

Humor of the Day and scattered snatches of dialogue

A fragmented humor column includes garbled conversations and captions about mischief, a history line on William the Conqueror, a sheriff and a feuding character, plus stray phrases from a Courier-Journal style page. The readable bits hint at light, cartoonish exchanges and schoolroom snippets.

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