Anaconda Standard Ad Langue and Publication Note
Anaconda Montana publication listing offices and staff roles for advertising and distribution. Includes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier options, and agents or agencies in various locations. Mentions offices on Main Street and contact details for subscription services.
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J. Morton Co
Repres
Fifth Avenue
Terhune
Ally
Earrier
Northlen
Oueide Montana
York
Hotannes
Omgo
Government Operation Reports Emerging Decision
Fragmentary government notice from December 28 1917 cites President Wilson stating the United States faces a key decision. The garbled text references a government operation and a forthcoming path forward, implying an official stance or policy shift.
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United Eee
SSS
Ite
Wilson
Taking Them Bit In Navy Debate Amid Tax Talk
A fragment from a House Naval Affairs subcommittee hearing quotes Daniels criticizing excess profits tax. It suggests few volunteers in the war and warns that wealth cannot be kept as government taxes profits to fund the war effort. The wording reflects wartime finance debates.
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Daniels
The Country First in a Challenging Year
Fragmentary wartime era prose urges prioritizing the nation as the coming year looms. The speaker stresses national focus amid uncertain times and warns that next year may be a decisive period for the country’s future.
Patriotism Tops Year Ahead As Third War Loan Looms
A defense of unwavering patriotism as the nation enters the new year. Reports circulate in Washington on a planned third Liberty or Victory loan around March 15, likely $8 billion, with a two month drive and possibly higher interest. Officials urge saving now to ensure a strong subscription and a successful bond issue amid wartime aims and Bolshevik concerns.
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Washington
Inestead
Canada
Proof Positive and the West in a Night’s Dream
Lord Reading returns from the West praising patriotism while a lyrical dramatic meditation urges watchfulness and Zionist renewal. The text weaves quotations about jealousy, print, and a prophetic dawn foretelling Jewish renewal amid turmoil and hopeful violence. Saul J. Cohen, in the Maccabean, frames the piece.
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Lord Reading
Jim
Mary
Joe
Washington Star
Tombstone Confusion Marks Era of New Monuments
Fragmentary report describes tombstones used for mining claims near Scdaville replacing grave markers. Locals note misidentification of graves as relatives struggle to recognize markers in the village cemetery amid a surge of similar stones.
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Atsteid Hear
Scdaville
Fungsten
Reno
Inday
America a Bugaboo from London on German war talks
London based New York Sun correspondent surveys German press views on war aims and indemnities. German discussions picture America as a looming dictatorial influence, urge European alliances against Uncle Sam, and speculate on $25 billion plus debt, potential indemnities from France, and fears of American domination of Europe. Analysis notes doubts about Teutonic invincibility and the clumsy diplomacy used to counter American motives.
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London
New York Sun
Germany
America
France
England
Italy
Europe
Sam
Welliver
Herr Gothein
Musnich
Empire
Russia
Montenegro
Berlin
Vienna
Holland
Portugal
Azores
Globe
Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem subject of Franco-British dispatch
An official French dispatch reports Turks looted the Holy Sepulcher treasures before Jerusalem’s surrender to the British and notes the famous ostensory of brilliants was taken to Berlin. It also mentions Father Piccard’s death from Turkish brutality and describes the marble crest room with a 8 foot diameter edifice, giant candlesticks, and countless lamps used by worshipers during major holy days.
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Underwood & Underwood, New
France
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Berlin
Piccard
Wartime Housewifery Tips on Stocking Up for War
Frances Marshall urges wartime households to buy in bulk to save money and store essentials like soap coffee nuts and bread. She stresses shelf space in dry areas and avoiding waste while noting that conservative purchases and thrift stamps support the war effort.
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Jos
Automotve funeral cars in Egypt face doubt
In Egypt, automotive funeral cars are unknown and likely unable to succeed because horse drawn vehicles remain extremely cheap and the city is close to the home meter.
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Egypt
Theometert
Humor of the Day snippets and cartoon captions
A collage of light jokes and captions from various papers. A shy shorthand applicant, a bellboy and butler exchange quips about wages and duties. A waiter, a reveller, and a cook share quick pomes and punchlines. The humor includes gambling, promises broken, and witty misunderstandings.
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Newriche
Hasso
Boston Transcript
Walter
Tate Reveller
Louisville Courier Journal
Howell
Powell
Baltimore American
Louisville Courier-Journal
Tove
Puck
Gladys
Mabel
Clipped Quotes On Prohibition Era Figures And Phrases
A compact scan of newspaper chatter cites Vanderlip praising a shabby coat as a badge of honor yet questions his bank trustworthiness. Notes on ground glass in Pittsburg meal shipments and possible horse meat routes to prohibition states. Mentions beer alcohol limits after Jan 1 and a sharp Hoover food administration critique by Senator Reed.
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Vanderlip
Pittsburg
Prohibition
Jacksonville Times-Union
Senator Reed
Mr. Hoover
Food Administration
New York Evening Post
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RD Publishing Company
I and Proprietors
Anaconds
Ommce
Anaconda
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ARD Publishing Ida
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Dispatch
Harriman
Jim Hill
Woodrow Wilson
Count Luxbury
Argentina
Dieth
Isaiah
Verdun
Montana
Oday
Wired
Smithers
Kenny
Zion
Saul J. Cohen
Jerusa
Frances Marshall
Columbia Record
Buffalo Express
New York Herald
Ory
Congress
Albany
Wharton
Houston Post
Ucks
Fort’ Worth
Star-Tel Fram
Spirit of the Press
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Dig
Vly Zasino Ollega
Rice & May
Miners Savings Bank
Trust Company
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