Anaconda Standard publishing notes and ads
The Anaconda Standard publisher details and advertising agents are listed. This includes contact lines for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana, subscription rates, and various newsstand and agency locations across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butterranch
North Maintreet
Porrign
Miam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Trbune
North America
Standard
Montana
Horeting
Broadway
Conerens Natal
St. Paulon
St Marie Clear and News Co
Fifth Street
Torner Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Chila
Portland
Rowman
Postoffice
O'Mara, Firth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattle—Whitney New Agency
Beattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yesler Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Rivareide
Germany’s sea power seals its fate in World War I
The article argues Germany cannot win while its fleet is bottled up by the Kiel canal and Allied navies. Britain remains undefeatable at sea, while Germany’s hope lies in a peace with Russia or terms with Italy, but without naval victory it cannot prevail. The piece suggests Germany seeks a draw to preserve its fleet for a future war.
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Germany
Kiel Canal
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
France
Paris
Great Briain
United States
Americ
We Are Slow Yet Ready For War In Time
The speaker acknowledges delays in supplying clothing shoes guns ships airplanes and cannons for new soldiers. Progress is slow but steady improvements are made and the aim is to be fully prepared one day. Despite congressional investigations adding concern there is no discovery of scandal and patience is urged while work continues toward strong wartime readiness.
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France
Congress
Let Us Meet The New Year With Patriotism And Resolve
A 1918 yearlong exhortation calls for steadfast patriotism and sacrifice. Citizens urged to place country first, endure hardships, and offer life if needed to ensure victory and liberty. Endures as an appeal to loyalty, fidelity to the flag, and willingness to sacrifice for the nation.
Seven years to ratify national Prohibition amendment
The congressional resolution grants seven years for ratification by three fourths of the states. If by expiration half the states have supported state prohibition, they must again vote for national prohibition. With 36 states needed, 13 wet states could defeat the amendment. Regional patterns vary, and much work remains to win ratification.
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Congress
Montana
New York
Rhode Island
Texas
South
West
Middle West
East
Maine
New England
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Kentucky
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Louisiana
California
Nevada
Wyoming
Indomitable France defies Peace on Old Conditions
Foreign Minister Pinchon tells the chamber that France will not accept a peace based on restoring prewar conditions. He asserts France will keep courage and fighting spirit until America can send real help. He notes France entered the war to save Russia and not from the original quarrel.
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Pinchon
Chamber of Deputies
France
America
Russia
Fragments on Peace Terms and Fate of Syria Armenia and Palestine
The passage argues against peace on terms proposed by Germany and Russia, warning that returning Jerusalem Palestine and Armenia to the Turks would humiliate Christianity and civilization. It asserts France’s resilience and condemns consequences for Armenian and Syrian lands if peace restores Ottoman control. It notes Russian aid to Armenia and opposition to Turkish restoration.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Armenia
Germany
Russia
Syria
Holy Land
TEAM WORK NEEDED FOR ALLIED VICTORY IN 1918
An appeal for full allied cooperation in 1918 underscores how separate campaigns hindered World War I efforts. The piece cites Russia Italy and other nations failing to coordinate, leading to setbacks in Serbia Montenegro Romania and overall prospects for victory. It warns Italy faces peril if left to campaign alone.
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Russia
Italy
Austria
Serbia
Montenegro
France
Great Britain
Romania
Germany
Wartime Housewifery by Frances Marshall
Do Your Mit Against Disease urges homemakers to check health risks from unsanitary living conditions. It warns that poor drainage, plumbing, and leaks cause sickness and instructs on refrigerator cleaning, odor sources, and prompt plumbing repairs to prevent coal gas and toxin exposure. Copyright 1917 Measure Syndicate.
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Mealure
Seven Tongues in Jerusalem Proclamation Theme
The Boston Transcript notes General Allenby’s proclamation in Arabic Hebrew English French Italian Greek and Russian to address Palestinians and Christians under Muslim rule. It highlights Arab dominance, Zionist return, and Jerusalem’s shifting ethnic makeup with Hebrew as a rising factor.
American fund aids French wounded in rebuilding Peasant homes
Miss Anne Morgan heads a militarized American fund for French wounded reconstruction unit in the Aisne district. She directs soldiers employed by French authorities to rebuild ruined Peasant homes and supply refugees with household necessities clothing and farm implements.
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Anne Morgan
American Fund For
Aisne
Wll
Language in Palestine Proclamation Mixed By Many Tongues
The article analyzes General Allenby’s Jerusalem proclamation and notes the use of multiple languages including Hebrew, English, French, Italian, Greek, Russian, and German. It reflects on how each tongue serves different Christian and Jewish communities, with German largely absent in the public proclamation. It mentions William II’s Jerusalem visit and political hints about future dominance.
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Jerusalem
Boston ‘Transcript
Jerusalm
Allenby
Palestine
Desert
Holy Land
Syria
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Asia
Richard Soeur de ‘Lion
Kingdom of
Alchinby
Rome
Contirien
Britain
Seven Hills
Rom
Tonever
Luther
Terusalem
Aintrey
Boullion
William II
Germany
Jeru
Mount of Olives
Prohibition Vote Shifts and Kaiser Speech Reflections
A clipping cites editorials from Syracuse Post Standard and Kingston's British Whig noting the Kaiser’s belligerent claim against peace and urging brutal force. It also surveys national Prohibition prospects, stating thirteen states needed to defeat it and thirty six to adopt, with only 26 currently classified.
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Kaiser
Syracuse Post Standard
Kingston
National Prohibition
Humor of the Day Gathers Jests From Across Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and light exchanges from U S papers. Jests range from a musician with an unrestrained voice to a deafness cure report and a backhanded marriage remark. The snippets include lines about singing Peggy and a pun on a piano roll.
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Associated Press
Vic Tory
Wil
The
Kangaroo
Hood
Frances Marshall
Seven Tongues
Buffalo Enquirer
Connecticut
New York World
Christian Science Stonttor
Denny
Spirit of the Press
Briggins
Washington Star
Birmingham Age-Herald
Peggy
Orton
Tommy
Mendelssohn
London
Bill
Bob
Don
Gibbs
Boston Transcript
Bensonhurst
Yonkers
Louisville
Couriers Journal
Rice & May
Giese
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