Anaconda Standard Publisher Contact and Circulation Info
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists office locations and contact details in Anaconda Montana. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with monthly and annual pricing and a network of newsstands across major U.S. cities.
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No One Should Weary in Doing All for the Country
A call to total national effort urging continual sacrifice in war work. Soldiers, volunteers, and citizens must persist in every duty from Liberty bonds to food conservation, until victory is achieved and America wins the war.
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Iie
Montana
France
Red Cross
America
Gerard Sees No Peace Until Defeat Brings Change
James W. Gerard told the Republican Club of New York that peace is not near while Germany seeks Belgium and the French coast. He warned that German officials underestimate U S resolve and noted pacifist chatter harms, predicting a peace with defeat would trigger major changes.
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James W. Gerard
Republican Club
New York City
Mr. Gerard
America
Germany
United States
Belgium
Gerard
Warshift Reflections From German Ties And Kaiser Views
The New York Sun reports on a wartime address noting soldiers return home to see family hardship and sacrifice. Judge Gerard questions German aims, cites Kaiser authority, and fears Teutonic persistence may drive the war to a bitter end despite Allied hopes for a negotiated settlement.
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Berlin
New York
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Haly
Mey
William
Wotsdam
America
Theocruts
Full Steam Ahead for War Time Business
Wartime editorial urges firm resolve from business leaders to push activity across all sectors. It forecasts unprecedented production in manufacturing, shipping, coal, and rail, with banks and markets stable as confidence grows in America’s wartime economy.
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England
France
America
Ko Anes
The Pay of Saving and Liberty Bonds
Bankers note savings deposits rose despite two Liberty loans as the public poured six billion into bonds. Some converted deposits to bonds, others saved or earned to cover future purchases, creating a widespread habit of saving for the country and for themselves.
Germany's Forked Reply to Peace Propositions
The article states Germany must respond honestly to public peace terms from Britain and the United States. It argues Germany should prove willingness to end war and honor international rules, including not seeking German territory or money, and to pledge to uphold peace as other nations do. It frames peace as contingent on Germany’s adherence to civilized conduct in warfare.
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Great Britain
United States
Rmany
Germany
United
Random Reflections on War News and Public Life
A collage of wartime commentary touches Roosevelt as director general, fears over transportation, Prohibition pledges, and Wall Street influence. The piece notes inflation of rates, Pullman tips, and the steady gaze of the crown prince, while citing a London message that American wheat and meat will win the war and recalling William T. Stead.
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France
Wilam T. Stead
London
Daily Papers
Wartime Housewifery by Frances Marshall
Wartime Housewifery discusses dust origins and dangers. It explains dust as earth or other fine particles carried by wind and notes the harm from dislodging dust from surfaces. The piece urges careful cleaning to avoid spreading germs and contaminating air.
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Frances Marshall
India
Africa
Mao
Tin Lizzy Bought A Secondhand Pony Car
A fragmentary tale describes a worn four wheeler named Tin Lizzy, with the owner noting odd sounds like a rattling skeleton and a shaking mount. A servant recalls medicine being found and the young wife reacting to the scene as the patient recovers.
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Redieine
General Pershing Announces Shift in American Expeditionary Command
Secretary of War Ba announces promotions and reassignments in the American expeditionary army in France. Major Generals William Mann William J Sibert and Richard M Blatchford have been in active command, with Major General I Bullard set to succeed General Libert in command.
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Secretary of War
United States
William Mann
William J. Sibert
Richard M. Blatchford
France
I . Bullard
Libert
Society and satire mix in unsettled gossip anecdotes
A collage of anecdotes and quips from various society scenes and jokes. A tailor in a dinner invitation gag, a parish curate tale, and humorous dialogue about manners and education mix with clipped notes on weather, ships, and a few city life vignettes. The piece blends urban humor with short social observations.
Spirit of the Press on quotas and pennies in Vermont
Vermont remains the lone New England state not supplying its army quota. The piece questions the Treasury warnings about penny hoarding and notes the era’s anxiety over shortages as the final test looms.
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Vermont
New England
Butnquirer
Treasury Department
Rochester
Perate and Chronicle
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