Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Newsstand List
The Anaconda Standard details subscription rates and distribution notes for daily and Sunday issues. It lists mail prices, carrier delivery, and exterior newsstand distributors across major cities, with specifics on offices and advertising representation.
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Standard Publishing Company Prniteners and Proprietors
Anaconda
Claes Mail Matter
Bell Phones
Business Eecseass
Raitorial
Omer Standard Building
Mont Watte Pranch
North Main Street
Aitorial
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chines Fribune
Montana
Chicago
Congress
St Paulx
St. Marie Clearan News
Beattie Whitney News Agency
Beattie—Acme Newe Co
Occidental
Yesler Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and
Riverside
ATL General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Thrift Wins With Liberty Bonds And Baby Bonds In Butte
Many in Butte clip and cash Liberty bonds interest and immediately buy thrift savings stamps. They reinvest earnings in more Liberty bonds and baby bonds, keeping funds active to support the government. This thrift mindset is praised as building future security and independence.
Prohibition Amendment Races Across Eleven State Legislatures
The piece notes eleven states meeting this winter Iowa Massachusetts New York New Jersey North Dakota Virginia Maryland Rhode Island Louisiana Georgia and South Carolina will likely vote on the national prohibition amendment The timing may shift with some legislatures postponing action or introducing the measure later if defeated and New York Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Jersey receive particular attention as pivotal battlegrounds to meet the seven year ratification limit.
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Iowa
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
North Dakota
Virginia
Maryland
Rhode Island
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
Massichusetts
New York Suffragists Target Senator Wadsworth
In an editorial voice the piece notes Mrs James Wolcott Wa worth Jr wife of a New York senator and daughter of John Hay has been an anti suffragist. It claims New York suffragists vow to defeat Senator Wadsworth in the Republican primaries after recent enfranchisement for women and warns against early action.
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James Wolcott Waworth Jr
United Stas
New York
John Hay
Wadsworth
Suffrage Awakening Warns Against Vendetta Tactics
The article argues that revenge campaigns against dissenters weaken the suffrage cause. New York suffragists are urged to remember the struggle is not over, and victories elsewhere depend on solid records where suffragists have already won. It notes some wise opponents act in good conscience, and warns against ostracizing those not yet aligned.
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New York
Liberty bonds are a strong investment through war bonds
The government has received full funding from Liberty bonds and uses it to win the war. Quotation below par matters little to holders who will be repaid at par when due. The government pays interest promptly, and those who sold below par are among the lucky few. After the war, bonds may rise well above par.
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Stock Exchange
United States
Germany signals willingness to return to prewar conditions
After three and a half years of combat Germany says it is ready for peace on the basis of returning to prewar conditions. It notes losses in colonies seas and people, hints at near financial ruin, and argues that without resolving the war’s causes it cannot claim any victory.
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Germany
Europe
Gord
Serbia
Austria
Hves
War wearied world seeks lasting peace after 1914 ruin
A reflective discourse argues that returning to prewar Germany and a militarist order is impossible due to immense casualties and misery. It contends peace, even if costly, is preferable to rearming and reliving the old era of conflict, envisioning universal, enduring peace as the sole positive outcome of the war.
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Germany
Payni
Conscription plans may extend to labor drafting
Washington correspondents see little change in the conscription law this session beyond universal draft to age 21, with talk of extending to labor for shipbuilding to speed war effort. Senator Sherman shifts from opposition to support, arguing ships must be built quickly to move troops, arms, and supplies across the water, and Congress could draft men for shipyards if needed.
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Washington
Congress
Sherman
Illinois
Wallpaper from China and European fascination grows
A fragmented historical note describes wallpaper imports from China and the spread of Chinese style to Europe. It mentions 17th century shifts, French adoption by overseas traders, and the allure of Chinese designs in European rooms.
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Europe
France
Teders
Today’s Short Stories in Saarge Village
A collage of village anecdotes and grim humor unfolds from a Saarge street gathering where an old woman laments Germans and a mule-sought tale leads to a comic misdirection. Woven in are wartime quips, a pigeon fancier joke, a rescue through airplane drama, and a father idly proposing retirement to his son.
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Saarge
D ‘6
Din’ ‘Countey
Tin Peraryt
Reed
Pater and Son
Thebrary
Tom
Wartime Soup Recipe From England to Aid Food Shortage
The article describes a wartime vegetable soup technique from England focusing on using stock from boiled vegetables and peelings. It details making vegetable stock, thickening with rice water and butter, and serving as a nourishing breakfast or dinner base, noting the importance of saving cooking water and the practical wartime use of scraps.
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Priory
England
McClure News‘paper Syndicate
Humor of the Day Exchange Snippets and Quips
A string of light exchanges and jokes from a historical paper page, featuring quick lines about marriage, fame, dogs, and teachers. The snippets show humor about being a quick thinker, super stars, late returns, marital relations, and a few character cartoons. Notable bits include a question about a wife’s reaction to late home, a judge probing marital life, a dog tricks gag, and a teacher asking for a brute creation reference.
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Yorkick Hamm
Exchanse
Bilback
Bridget
Bridge
Baltimore
America
Spirit of the Press Fire Arms in Interrogation Record
Secretary McAdoo announces staff appointments to the rail road war board amid ongoing investigations and test runs. The Lewis gun features prominently in recent interrogation procedures, shaping wartime policy and public scrutiny.
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McAdoo
Railroad War Board
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aKest
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