Anaconda Standard Postal and Ad Rates Guide
Excerpt lists publication offices and advertising details for The Anaconda Standard. It names the Standard Publishing Company as publisher, various branch addresses, subscription rates, and advertising representatives, along with office locations in New York Chicago Detroit and other cities.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Rusinere Et
Standard Building
Mont Butte
North Main Street
Ts Bones Business
Balloriut
William J. Morto
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Butdine
Ade Yance
N Vance
York—Hotaling's
Broadway
Marie Clear and Lewe Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Omer Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Denver
Schneider Salt Take
Emma V
San Francisco
United
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Chila's
Portland
Bowman, Post Office
O Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Troge News Caste
Whitney News
Akemey
Beattle
Acme News Co
Ovel and
Yesler Way
Spokane B
Stubeck, Wall and
Riverside
Epandard ‘Pibtasitixa Company
Font News
President Wilson Address Delivers Clear Peace Terms to Congress
The article lauds President Wilson's congressional address as cogent and lucid, stating it clearly expresses U S peace terms and guiding principles. It compares his stance to Lloyd George, notes broad national resonance, and highlights hopes it influences Russia and Germany amid confusion.
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Wilson
Congress
United States
Lloyd George
England
Russia
Germany
Campaign Urges All to Keep Food Conservation
A public message stresses that many observe conservation rules and urges everyone to stay in the campaign all the time. It notes food saved here has aided France Italy and England, but Europe still faces shortages and ongoing effort is essential to prevent starvation.
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France
Italy
England
Europe
Income Tax Rules Clarified for 1920s Filers
The column explains that single earners over 1600 dollars and married couples over 2000 must file state income statements. Tax is 2 percent on the excess. A single person with 1200 dollars income owes 4 dollars, while a married man may claim 200 dollars exemption per child along with other allowances.
War tax and rate talk fill wartime pages
The deputy collector outlines income tax changes passed October and the war effort. Projections indicate possible railroad rate increases without interstate approval, with expectations of broad pricing shifts as living costs rise. Analysts foresee German offensives in the west, with potential actions in Italy and the Middle East, while political remarks touch on Bolshevik diplomacy, Kaiser, and U S figures in Washington.
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Internal Revenue
Congress
Bolsheviki Fail to Trust German Peace Promises
The Bolsheviki doubt Germany's peace offers and fear they are being used to disarm Russia. The Russian revolutionists warn other nations not to trust the Kaiser's autocracy and insist on a government fit to negotiate. President Wilson echoed the need for a suitable German government.
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Russia
Bolsheviki Party
Germany
Kaiser
Tey
Wilson
Universal Military Service Debate Linked to German Peace
The piece argues Congress is considering universal compulsory service, noting its likely action before session end. It warns that peace with Germany could trigger future war prep, urging readiness while hoping no wartime draft becomes permanent. It emphasizes the desire to finish the current war with true peace and warns of ongoing war talk until then.
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Congress
Lkely
Germany
Germany promises great western offensive
The German government has pledged a massive attack on the western front. The German press claims advance notice is unusual and suggests large reserve forces are being moved from Russia. Allies prepare to counter, aiming for a defensive phase at the outset of the coming year.
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Sreater
Hindenburg
Marne
Verdun
Italy
Balkans
Mesopotamia
Russia
Palestine
Germany
America
Lkely
Christened Baby Elicits Father and Water Puns at Tribune
In a domestic vignette a young mother and clergyman share playful banter during a christening as the infant smiles. The magistrate’s quip about 80 days and a ten percent fine appears amid a rambling text about a church ceremony and local life.
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Tribune
Ambassadors Viscount and Lady Reading Arrive in US
The New British ambassador Viscount Reading and Lady Reading arrive as Britain’s envoy to the United States. Reading, noted as a premier legal mind, has made multiple trips to the US for coordinating Allied efforts amid the war. This photo marks Lady Reading’s first appearance in the country.
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Viscount
Lady Reading
Lord Reading
England
Spring-Mice
United States
Renee Erie
Neees
Washington
Rweadingg
Wartime Housewifery and Miscellany By Frances Marshall
A wartime column blends recipes and domestic tips focusing on dates as a staple. It lists many date based dishes from date salad to date bread and cake and notes concerns about luxury foods during wartime. It also quotes assorted brief notes on Prohibition and reflections on war era culture and humor.
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Turkey
McClure
Fragmented quotes hint at social gossip across papers
A collage of clipped phrases from Boston Transcript Buffalo News Philadelphia Bulletin and Kansas City Journal captures fragile gossip about marriages opinions and social commentary. The garbled text references weddings vows marriage folly and public sentiment with scattered lines from various newspapers.
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Alice
Boston Transcript
Chyllis
Buffalo News
Spirit of the Press renter lands landlord in Atchison county
A disjointed notice reports Till Taylor, described as a shiftless renter in the Potato HL neighborhood, facing eviction or legal action. The fragment notes a fall from bed and hints at lawsuits by a press related party. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or full names.
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Till Taylor
Atchison County
Tately
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