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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1917

Page

4

Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Info

The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and sponsors, including J. Morton Co as foreign advertisers. It details subscription rates, daily and Sunday, with prices for monthly, annual, and nationwide delivery. The paper notes street and newsstand distribution outside Montana and lists affiliated news agencies and distributors in multiple cities.

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Butte Considers Traffic Posts and Honors Christmas Tragedy

Butte city council weighs safety first posts at business district intersections to curb congestion and accidents though critics like Alderman Corry warn they are advertising billboards. The Christmas day crash killed miner Fred T. Greene and Miss Jessie Wharton near a dangerous crossing, prompting community sorrow and calls to abolish such crossings.

Butte Alderman Corry Fred T. Greene Jessie Wharton J. R. Wharton

Red Cross canvass praised for loyalty and sacrifice

The editorial lauds faithful volunteers who increased Kea Cross memberships, noting selfless work, risks, and public gratitude. It links their efforts to frontline relief and urges continued support for Red Cross during war.

Kea Cross Earth Red Cross

Wartime Housewifery and Vegetable Demand

Frances Marshall discusses wartime housewifery noting altered meat orders by a major railroad and lower meat prices. The shift increases vegetable purchases as diners reduce meat intake while prices drop, changing household consumption patterns during the war.

Frances Marshall

Kerensky Administration Photo Session In London

A trio named Maje Kyasht Beauchand Cantal Rapesin posed for a daily photo in a London apartment. Captain Jogosth recently returned to England after an etrourad, with reports highlighting continued support for the Kerensky administration.

Maje Kyasht Beauchand Cantal Rapesin London Aptain Jogosth England Etrourad Kerensky

Turnips as Potatoes Substitute in Breakfast Meals

The piece urges substituting vegetables for cereals to save fuel and improve nutrition. It promotes turnips and other vegetables as versatile, affordable options, suggests cooking methods, and notes that much nourishment leaches into boil water which should be saved for vegetable soup.

New York Telegraph Frank A. Vanderlip New York World Vanderlip New York

Fragmented Scrapbook of 1910s Press Snippets

A collage of quotations from multiple papers surveys politics, prohibition, and culture. Notes on figures like Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Albany Knickerbocker, and Premier Borden appear alongside musings on liberty, religion, and manners. A brief nod to Seattle’s progress and American attitudes toward alcohol reflects era tensions.

Short Stories of Inquisitive Women and Regimental Banter

A curious old woman questions a Tetters RD C meaning Reformed Drunkards Corps. The regimental sergeant major mocks a recruit Arho with a sharper tongue. A failed theater troupe earns tepid applause in a New Jersey town after a dreary tour.

Royal Defense Corps Tetters “Rd. C New Jersey

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