Anaconda Standard Advertising and Publication Details
The Anaconda Standard announces publishing offices in Anaconda Montana with subscription rates, and lists foreign advertising reps, along with various statewide and city newsstand locations. It includes mailing terms for daily and Sunday editions and notices the publication's general business communications channels and address.
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William J. Morton Co
York
Fifth Avenue
fage—Tribune
Improving Conditions Amid War Time Industry Shutdowns
Conditions have improved as industries shut down in the east under Dr Garfield the fuel administrator. Coal is available for homes, rail congestion eases and ships in Atlantic ports fill bunkers enabling quicker sailings to Europe. The drastic wartime order, though painful for workers, is seen as temporary and for the country’s good. Normalcy is expected soon across the nation both east and west.
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Garfield
Alantic
Europe
Food and supply routes amid Russian front lines
A fragment discusses bleak supply conditions around Petrograd and other Russian sectors near the front. It notes trains with provisions, German pressures, and the difficulty of delivering food due to demoralized conditions and wartime disruption.
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Petrograd
Hussia
Mlehting
Pease Br
Germany
Food shortages and war impact abroad and at home
Report discusses wartime food shortages in Austria Germany and Sweden with high prices and grocery lines. It notes England facing protests over food distribution while Americans hope to avoid similar hardships and sympathize with Europe’s suffering.
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Austria
Germany
Sweden
England
Europe
Barone
German Emperor War Power Debate Sparks Peace Question
A wartime editorial argues the German emperor alone holds exclusive in constitution to declare war and peace, while urging democracy to triumph. It cites Brent-Litowsky talks and German military influence, warning that the Kaiser’s rule may end as public passion shifts toward peace.
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Pruweian Chamber of
Fords
Wilson
Brent-Litowsk
Promian Howe
Selda
Germany
Svc
Moat
Extending Main Street to the Flat
Butte authorities consider extending Main street southward across Silver Bow creek to the flat. The line runs from Walkerville through Centerville to near the city south edge and would create a wide safe route free of streetcar tracks for autos and traffic. Bridge construction over Silver Bow creek would be main cost with taxes on benefited properties. The extension would benefit the city and the tract once used as a dump, and officials are urged to decide on action.
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Butte
Hutte
Bow Creek
Rmerly
Nat Vale World City
War effort page motivates public to buy war stamps
A Standard advertisement from Murray hospital praises national resolve and urges Americans to support the war with War Savings Stamps. The page highlights the Kaiser’s actions and the need for every citizen to contribute, noting other patriotic ads from local businesses will follow.
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Murray Hospital
Kaiseriam
Entente Aims Push for War Aims Conference in Petrograd
In Petrograd the entente assembly urges a conference of allied powers to state war aims clearly. Tehernoff says the terms for peace must be explicit, with no hidden reservations, and questions Russia’s continued role as a war participant given its separate peace negotiations.
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Ent Assembly
Petrograd
Entente Allie
M. ‘Tehernoff
Wileson
United States
Lloyd George
England
Ntral
Russia
Billy Sundays Prayer Opens House Session
On Thursday morning January 10 Bay Sunday served as chaplain to the house of representatives delivering a prayer that thanked the Almighty and expressed gratitude for guidance and blessing as the session began.
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Bay
House of Representatives
Iecord
Prayerful oath ends with a hymn to My Country, ’tis of Thee
A fragmented wartime prayer expresses faith in God and liberty, praising American leadership and seeking divine blessing for military leaders, soldiers, and allies. It invokes protection for ships and transports, congressional wisdom, and a peaceful victory, closing with a pledge to sing My Country, Tis of Thee.
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Marcy
Germany
Pavy
Naval Strategy Board
France
Senate
House of Representatives
Maina
California
Minnesota
Uberty
Seemingly Bizarre Courier From a Seaside Bar
A fragmentary note describes Kabytwyax Gixkavots returning with fish glue after a mission to buy cord. The account, quoted in a barroom, includes Pizen Pete’s remark about the errand and compares the steward’s altered appearance to a port light. The text also briefly mentions a presiding elder and a distant aside about Jomsons.
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Kabytwyax
Gixkavots
Hizen Pete
Seasman's
Xgbytwyxx
Gixkavot
Pete
Mercury
New York Mail
Untitled Rural Quips and Pledges in Gribble Dialogue
A rustic scene unfolds with Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge, Arkansas, a six foot blacksnake encounter, a preacher joke, and a perplexing pledge scene. Mr Gribble praises his wife for political savvy, wishing to credit her fully without words.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Ark
Mr. Gribble
Wartime Potatoes And Public Food Guidance
Frances Marshal surveys wartime housewifery and the push for potato day. The Food Administration urges plentiful potatoes as a war measure, praising their affordability and suitability while noting substitutes like rice or wheat flour, and highlighting Germany’s thrifty use of spuds as a model.
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Nod
Food Administration
Germany
McClure
Humorous Quotations From A Variety Of Newspapers
A string of one liners and jokes appears from sources such as the Boston Transcript Chicago Herald Richmond Times Dispatch Life and Browning's. The humor covers lawyers patients dentists contractors landlords and naturalists through wry exchanges and wordplay. The items illuminate early 20th century witty asides about society law and daily life.
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Chicago Herald
Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch
Willis
Pressings on Neutrality and Political Commentary Across Papers
A montage of opinion snippets from multiple U S papers criticizing neutrality in global affairs, praising or lampooning figures like Dr. Wilson and Jeanette Rankin, and noting skeptical takes on the Smoot bill and Bolshevik diplomacy. It captures partisan tones, editorial quips, and press attitudes without a singular event.
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Businese Non Raltoriat
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Denth
Trroa
Ghicaro—Congress
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Child
Portland
Bowman
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O'Mara
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Seadard
Shaconda
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American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
American Federation of Labor
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Mhail
Lke
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Tseng
Fn Ware
Billy
Siap Jomsons
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National Army
Jadwin
Waiser
Ano
X. He
Frances Marshal
Law
Boston Transcript
Grump
Edward
Papa
Chris- Han
Janice
Horatio
Spirit of the Press
Norway
Jeannette Rankin
Congress
New York Telegraph
Tob la Follette
Bob la Follette
Baltimore Sun
New York Evening Sun
Houston Post
Nas
Hone
A. C. M. Hardware House
A. S. Cameron
Knowles
A.C. M. Hardware House
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