Anacama Post Office and North Main Street Affairs
Local notices reference the post office at Anacama and North Main Street, with department numbers and outward advertising. Mentions salaried advertising representative William J Morton of Chicago Tribune, and lists multiple city newsstand points and distribution details across states and hotels.
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Ppachard Publishing Company
Fe and Propeletors
Anacama Giase
Anacondre Betee
Ana
North Main Street
Wiliam J Morton
New York
Tirmh Avenue
Hutlaine
Chicaeo- Tribune
Montana
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eenth
Broadway
Chico Conereas
St Paul
Minn
Penver—sehneiter News Co
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Seamn News Aeney
Ier
Cnniae Nowe Acne
Pelandopsctottien
Cosner Srland
Cstesia
Firth
Washington
Treet
Beattie Whitney
Seahagen Beattie
Acme News Co
Becidental
Ang Wester Wey
Spdpohane
Be Beubeck, Wall and Rie- AN
General Business
Anaronda Mamta . Wes
The Standard's Service Flag Sees Public Support
A 1918 reflection notes popular backing for President Wilson and his peace aims. It argues the war demonstrated the folly of perpetual armaments and advocates a league of nations to prevent future conflicts. It cites Wilson Taft Lloyd George and others as endorsing a global peace framework.
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Wilson
France
England
Taft
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Partington
Forth Armenians Fund Drive Aids Armenian Syrian Relief
In January a nationwide campaign will raise funds for relief in Armenia and Syria where millions face starvation and 400000 orphans. All money goes to the field with no salaries. The war chest in Butte will be discontinued after year’s start, so January donations may be redirected to the Armenian and Syrian relief fund.
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Armenia
Syria
Butte
Fund For
Plenty of Wheat From Surplus Countries to Feed the World
The article argues that a wheat surplus in Argentina and Australia could be shipped to Europe after the war. It notes that wartime shipping prioritized troop and supply transports from the United States to Europe, leading to large wheat stocks in the Americas and necessary U.S. grain restrictions to aid European allies. The piece stresses postwar distribution to countries in dire need.
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United States
Europe
Argentina
Australia
America
Surplus Wheat to Aid Europe From Argentina Australia Canada
The article notes large grain surpluses in Argentina Australia and Canada totaling about 475 million bushels above domestic needs. The United States is expected to spare 250 million bushels, creating roughly 750 million bushels available for European relief next year, with ships to transport the supplies.
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Argentina
Australia
Canada
United States
Europe
Belgium's Claims At Peace Conference
Belgium seeks favorable consideration for its postwar demands stressing heavy material damage and moderate reparation aims. It likely requests annexation of Luxemburg, with self determination possibly guiding any fate of Luxemburg through a popular vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Luxemburg
Japan’s Okuma Outlines Peace Conference Stance
Prince Okuma former premier of Japan says Japan seeks no aggrandizement and will be modest. He backs retaining Tsing-Tao and the Marshall and Caroline islands, favors open door in China, and supports close ties with Great Britain and the United States to ease any discord at the peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Prince Okuma
Tsing-Tao
Germany
Marshall and
Caroline Islands
Australia
China
Great Britain
United States
Investigation urged into M C A charges by returning soldiers
War department will conduct an inquiry into accusations against the M C A by veterans and others in the field. Dr Mott leads war work urging full establishment of faults and accountability. Complaints center on canteen overcharges, free-supply shortages near the firing line, secretary congestion, and workers’ conduct at front. The piece warns against hasty judgments and emphasizes the human limits of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
M.C. A
Mott
Friends of the Association
Non-sectarian trust tales spark public doubt and reform
The piece discusses perceived sectarian influence in a charitable organization linked to wartime work, citing past endowment conditions and a rejection of a Unitarian applicant for overseas Y work. It notes an impending investigation to clear misunderstandings and improve public trust in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Fecha
Cheerful Home in War Time and Canadian Tribute
A 1918 article blends domestic wartime cheer tips for a sunlit home with cozy details like a sunshiny window and a lamp, plus a Canadian tribute from the Montreal Star honoring Wilson and Roosevelt for rallying allied causes and awakening patriotic spirit worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Star
United States
Wilson
Roosevelt
Recognition of Hoover Chief of Belgian Relief
The piece recalls Mr. Hoover as chairman of the Belgian relief commission who saved Belgians from starvation and later organized food supplies for European allies during critical times. It also includes a collection of quotes and jokes from multiple cities, reflecting wartime humor and sentiment. The miscellany mentions anti-Hun views and minor remarks about language and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Belgian Relief Commission
Dogs as Messengers in Field Army Experiments
The San Francisco Bulletin reports trials training dogs for battlefield messengering yielded satisfactory results. Collies and retrievers showed highest receptivity, with bob-tailed sheepdogs also performing well. Trained to work amid heavy rifle and gunfire, they move and operate under fire with notable steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Bulletin
Opinion Snippets Spur Diverse Responses Across Papers
A reader summary compiles multiple editorials and quotes from newspapers including the New York Tribune and Detroit Free Press. It notes differing views on suffrage picketing, President Wilson, police patrol expansions, and wartime sentiments, with a curio on McAdoo’s prominence in print.
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New York
Detroit Free Press
Hohenzollerns
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Barneyorn
Mr. Bryan
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Petrograd
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Pric
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Camelot
Earth
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Boston Transcript
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London
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Washington Post
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Savannah News
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Heiephone
A. C. M. Hardware House
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