Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Offices
The notice lists the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company as publishers and proprietors with office locations in Anaconda Montana and a Butte branch. It describes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, foreign advertising, and carrier delivery options across North America, plus sale locations in multiple cities and counties. It directs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company.
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Standard Publishing
Anaconda
Ofice
Standard Building
Mont. Butte
Tast Broadway
Business
Batterial
Sam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Tritone
North America
EWS
Montana
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eignth
Broadway
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Torner Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Chila'e
Portland
Rowman
Postoffice Com
O'Mara
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattle—Whitney
Beattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yester Way
Spokane
B. Stubsck, Wall and
Riversite
AM General Business Letters
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
The War Outlook for 1917 in A Global Conflict
A 1917 New Year editorial weighs a prolonged war with no early peace talks. It suggests the next year may show decisive gains or a costly stalemate, possibly leading to a compromise by fall. Despite a dark opening, it expresses hope peace may finally arrive by year’s end.
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Wilson
Making Resolutions for the New Year
The piece argues New Year resolutions are positive even if often broken. It says people resolve to improve, be kinder, more faithful, temperate, and less wasteful, and to quit bad habits. It notes intentions to spend less, pay debts, and live within means, aiming for self improvement and better conduct.
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Venice
Sam
Fragmented text hints at moral arguing over breaking and keeping
The passage discusses whether it is better to break a difficult habit or preserve it, using archaic wording and scattered phrases. It references restraint, vice, and the idea that some people choose easier paths while others insist on keeping to a stricter standard.
Montana Legislature urged to serve state as a whole
The Montana legislature opens in Helena with hope it will be the most useful session yet. Lawmakers are urged to ignore wasteful advice, avoid bloated payrolls, and pass fair laws that foster statewide growth and benefit all regions and interests.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
Helena
Amias
Entente Reply Raps Central Powers On Peace Talks
The Entente nations reject the German note as empty and insincere, denounce Germany and Austria for war methods and Belgium’s violation, and demand reparation and guarantees before any peace proposal. They reaffirm resolve to stay united and seek victory to the end.
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Entente Narrons
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Staed
Financial endurance under war strain supports Britain
An Edward L. Andrews study in the New York Sun argues Britain can sustain long war funding through expanded capital, imperial loans, and global investments. It cites Britain’s vast wealth, stable currency, and tax plans, while noting Germany’s destitution fears and preparedness for continued conflict. Bryan believes in preparedness as 1920 campaigning begins.
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Germany
England
Kitchener
Edward L. Andrews
New York Sun
Britain
United ‘Kingdom
Ufa
Shoul Hve
Andrews
Great Britain
Europe
Bryan
Buffalo Express
Old Farmer Remedies From 1760s Almanac Quoted
A fragment from The Atlantic Monthly Almanac for 1916 quotes Mickerstall’s Boston Almanac with home remedies. It lists cold baths, water drinking, and various folk cures for apoplexy asthma baldness toothache and whooping cough, crediting John Wesley’s Primitive Physics and noting copyright 1916 Chicago Tribune.
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Atlantic Monthly
Mickerstall
Boston
John Wesley
Copsrint
Chicago Tribune
Britain’s financial stance on war aims and money as war munitions
The unsympathetic reception in Great Britain to Wilson’s peace overtures shows the UK will not end the war on any terms unless its own. London acts as banker for Entente allies, and as long as funds flow through London, other nations can be kept in the fight. The general impression is that only then may peace be pursued.
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Great Britain
Wilson
United Kingdom
England
London
Start the Year Right Housewife Planning 1917
A 1917 guidance piece urges housewives to begin with a committee system for household tasks a budget for expenses and a routine for time management. It emphasizes shared responsibility in households with or without children, assigning definite daily duties to spouses and each child to foster ownership and efficiency, promising a structured year ahead.
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Mamma
McClure
Hidden Tales From a Village Morning
A collage of dated vignettes recalls a cautious man courting a wary clerk, a widowed clergyman with six children causing domestic uproar, Geordie Ryton the cobbler clinging to his grandfathers clock, and a Massachusetts traveler who meets a contented retiree while tinkering on a roadside car in a pleasant New England wood. The humor and small dramas reflect the era’s genteel, folksy storytelling.
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Petatt
Dcca Sion
Geordie Ryton
Geordie
Jurmany
Massachusetts
New England
Parmer
Press and politics across regions spark early notes
A collage of editorial quips and remarks from multiple papers cites Secretary Lansing, President Wilson, Pancho Villa, and T. Roosevelt era comparisons. Reacting to Wilson’s note, cabinet shifts, and political jibes, the items reflect press satire on governance and policy.
Humor snippets from late 19th century papers
A collage of quips and dialogues from American and London papers. Jokes about arrests for odd reasons, storage warehouses, prohibitions, and social chatter appear, with banter about music tastes and everyday absurdities. Notable bits reference Wagner, misheard phrases, and light courtroom-style humor.
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Standard Oil
John D. Archbold
Frances Marshall
Jamsel
Spirit of the Press
Lansing
Columbus St
Loyd
George
Willians
Taalanapolis
Star
Pancho
Kaiser
Pancho Villa
Dallas News
Vean
Supreme Court of
New York State
Newark News
T. R
St. Louis Globe Emocrat
Villa
Mexico
Mit
Knoxville Journal
Agin Oklahom
Bill Sulzer
Oklayee RL
Memphis
Nican
Louisville Journal
Ston
Josephine
Broncho Bob
Washington Star
Norah
Thrrance O'Brien
Pearson
Wagner
Rice & May, Proprietors
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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