Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates by carrier and mail, with annual and half‑year options. It details the publishing offices in Anaconda Montana and regional agents and sales affiliates across New York Chicago Detroit Rochester San Francisco Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane and other cities.
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Pormton Apventistna
Filliam J. Morten Co
New York
Chicago—Tribune
Enarrior
North America
Standard
Hotaiines
Broadway
Chicaco
Canereen
St. Taul
St. Marie Clear and News Co
Gnat
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Costemer Woodwart
Michigan
Rochester
Anaconda
Mont
Cut the Red Tape Say Wilson Officials in War Drive
Secretary Redfield orders contempt for past procedures as President Wilson approves a push to slash red tape across executive departments. He cites Britain and France during the war as models and insists decisive action is needed to win, warning that delays hinder command and success.
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Redfield
Wilson
Great Britain
France
Dewey
Manila Bay
Napoleon’s fate mirrors German foe in steadfast resolve
The piece compares Napoleon to the German Kaiser, noting Napoleonic victories and defeats. It urges Allies to remain firm and refuse compromise with aggression, insisting on complete victory if they stick to it. It emphasizes that Napoleon was eventually beaten and exiled, urging continued resolve.
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Napoleon
Europe
Russia
Prussia
Austria
Italy
Spain
Holland
Gon
Rome
Sweden
France
The Case of Silver and Government Oil Purchases
The piece argues Britain France and the United States plan to buy large quantities of oil at a price set by them. It contends this does not prove silver's monetary value or revive the 1896 cause. Governments buy silver only as money needs, not due to outright love of the metal.
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Great Britain
France
United States
India
England
Tehina
Silver for War Payments and Tax Fairness Debate
The piece argues silver should be accepted as payment to England and others during wartime, viewing it as temporary to allow gold reserves to stay intact. It also discusses proposed war tax changes to end exemptions for senators and representatives, urging uniform taxation for all federal officials except the president and supreme court judges.
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Congress
Osborne
Debt Paying Campaign For The New Year
The writer urges a debt paying campaign at the start of 1918 to settle all small and large bills. By clearing obligations early, individuals help friends and local merchants and set a clear starting point for the year ahead, which is described as likely to bring much giving and saving.
No Discouragement Over War Outlook Warns Against Despair
The author argues discouragement hurts the war effort as Germany’s gains are real but progress toward victory is uncertain. Allies grow stronger, Russia’s defection noted, and U S entry expected to tilt balance. Victory depends on dogged determination and steadfast resolve, not luck.
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Germany
Russia
United States
Alles
Cambrai
New York Herald
Livya George
Buffalo Commercial
Meatless days and poultry in wartime diet
The piece notes satisfaction in eating turkey to aid the nation in the war and calls for meatless days focused on beef pork and mutton. It clarifies poultry and fish are allowed while beef pork and mutton are to be avoided, urging restraint where possible.
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Turkey
Christmas War Jokes and News Echo The Season
A sprawling collage of wartime humor references to Turkey patriotism and Hoover, Bolshevik critics, and holiday cheer mixed with dispatches on theater of war. It weaves satirical lines about Kaiser Germany and European turmoil with light anecdotes from daily life and a noted Washington Star humor column.
New York Prohibition Plans Seen Shifting Focus
The Anti-Saloon League shifts aims after a local option law in New York City. It now seeks a statewide referendum and ratification of a federal prohibition amendment. Governor Whitman is courted to propose state referenda while weighing the city double referendum issue.
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Rss
Syracuse Post-Standard
New York
Congress
Whitman
League
Ant:Saloon League
Anderson
New York City
Anti-Saloon League
Finnish official to secure wheat aid for Finland
Dr. Kaarlo Ignatius, first official representative of the new Finnish Republic, works from Washington to secure a wheat shipment for famine struck Finland. He is well known in London Paris and Washington and has held many responsible positions in his country.
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Kaarlo Ignatius
Finnish Republic
Washington
Finland
Ignatius
London
Paris
Wartime Cheese Making Opens Small Business Paths
Frances Marshall argues home industry cheeses offer women a chance to build fortunes. The article notes postwar shifts to American and South American cheeses, urges careful market distribution, and cites European imports versus domestic production as a profitable avenue for enterprising homemakers.
Humorous Quotes From Cities on Everyday Life
A collage of jokes and quips from Cincinnati and Boston papers. Jests cover army service polite flirting and comic misunderstandings in daily life. A playful look at readers’ remarks on gifts weather recruiting and family mishaps.
Spirit of the Press Forecasts Rising World Figures
Albany Journal quips on the Lenine and Hohenzollerns as Bryan’s zeal is mocked for mislaid grape juice. The piece critiques thrift and parsimony, noting war necessity and public admonitions to “fight like the devil,” reflecting sharp editorial tone of the era.
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Lenine
Bryan
Albany Journal
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New York Evening Post
Messenger Boys
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New York Sun
Job Express
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Detroit Free Press
Boston Transcript
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