Anaconda Standard publishing and advertising note
The page lists publication details for The Anaconda Standard with offices in Anaconda Montana and a Butte branch, plus foreign advertising representation and subscription rates. It also notes where the Sunday edition is available in various cities and provides general business correspondence address.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietora
Anaconda
Matt Bell
Businese Neat Balleriat
Cere
Standard Bulléin
Mont Butte
North Main Street
Tatephones
Busitean
Rattorial
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Tengo—Tribune
Montana
Hotaling’s
Ang
Broadway
Ghicaen Cancrees
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clgar
Denver
Schneider News Co
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Etay
Los Angeles Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child's News Agency
Tacoma
Trego News Cos
Seattie Whitney News Agency
Seattie—Acme
Second Wesler Way
Spokane
Bstubeck, Wall and Riv
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Not Afraid Yet Ready for Victory in War
A declaration urges unwavering confidence and sacrifice as the nation enters war. It calls on loyal citizens to eschew boasts while maintaining firm resolve, insisting full strength, preparation, and unity will ensure victory despite hardships.
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Leigen
Fidence
Call for national harmony and united effort in democracy
A call to the American people to end squabbling at the capital and to pursue cooperation. Voices urge all classes and party members to bury differences and unite, showing the world an example of democracy’s power by pushing a great national undertaking to a triumphant conclusion.
Progress and patience in wartime mobilization
A public reflection on citizen patience during war mobilization notes Americans’ impatience to see full conflict begin, yet emphasizes focus on what has been accomplished. The article highlights Secretary of War Baker’s frank Senate testimony as reassurance of the War Department’s competence to meet the task ahead.
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War Baker
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
War Department
Progress and patience amid war efforts and reforms
The department has achieved wonders and faced inevitable mistakes in a vast task. While critics exist and some focus on what remains undone, the nation advances toward full strength in the war, with progress steady and reliance on patient, loyal citizenship.
Call to extend school year to aid harvest labor
A letter urges extending the current school year to July and lengthening summer vacation to October to provide harvest help as labor shortages grow with wartime drafts. It argues farm needs, patriotic service, and calls for action by district and state school authorities in Helena to organize youth for next season’s harvests.
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Wuld
Helena
Wells condemns pacifists as reactionaries in wartime
In a London Daily Mail letter H G Wells denounces pacifists allied with Lansdowne as reactionaries who prefer surrender to Kaiserism over supporting a democratic revolution. He argues the war’s aim is to defeat militarist autocracy and enable a German republican shift, praising Wilson and America for backing real democracy.
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London Daily Mail
H. G. Wells
Lord Lansdowne
Germany
Austria
Wells
F& Climax
Sidiary
Kaiserism
Wellsmind
Wilson
America
Tam
Hapsburgs
Httia
World War War Talk in a Fragmented Era
A sprawling, troubled monologue reviews a century of conflict and diplomacy, criticizing secret treaties and war aims while touching on political figures, censorship, and public opinion. It mentions Kaiser Wilhelm, Trotzky, and global leaders, contrasting wartime rhetoric with domestic concerns like fashion, economy, and moral debates.
Fragmentary foreign notes mix doubt and satire in wartime speak
The passage blends scattered phrases about Trotzkyism, Hertling, and various figures as if reporting rumor or satirical commentary. It mentions Nineveh and Tyre, a looming plot, and a peculiar tale of a citizen with a wolf, all amid a blurred scene of Washington and wartime mood.
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Nineveh
Tyre
Count von Hertling
Bec
Rethmann-Holmes
Doe
Washington
Hertling
Pranes
Fragmented warning on debt and self reliance in1900s prose
The text urges readers to quit feeding creditors and focus on personal enterprise, praising self sufficiency and independent thinking. It mocks debt and flaunts a mindset of slanted, unapologetic ambition, ending with a copyright notice from 1917.
Wartime Pineapple Desserts By Frances Marshall
Wartime Housewifer offers pineapple dessert ideas to conserve sugar. Pineapple Mullins combines milk butter and flour with grated pineapple baked in muffin rings. Pineapple Pudding uses stale sponge cake moistened with pineapple juice, inverted onto a dish, with grated pineapple around.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Humor of the Day Opera Quip Satirizes Critics
A Baltimore American humor item jokes about scoring a new opera destined for critics, playing on the idea that the critics will determine the work’s fate. The brief quip reflects light journalism tone and local wit.
Fragmented Quote Rich Comedy From Aged Papers
A garbled collage of quoted lines from various papers recalls quirky remarks on auctions love letters and wartime humor. The text mingles mock dialogues about auctions and romance with stray references to newspapers like Yonkers Statesman, Boston Transcript, Chicago Herald, Baltimore American and Washington Star.
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Mark
Jenkins
Chicago Herald
Mikes
Washington
Samuel Akinside
Ropes
Spirit of the Press and Morale Messages Across Papers
A garbled collage of 1917 era editorials reflecting anti German sentiment, morale boosting lines, and wartime censorship talk. Mentions Kaiser, Mes Cal, Adoo, and references to soldiers in France with calls for unity and safety.
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France
Cleveland Plain Dealer
America
Washington Star
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Associated Presa
Associated Proms
Brita Reactionaries
Senator Chamberlain
Nimmortat
St. Peter
Trotzky
Lear
Ethan
Mabie Penderuke
Heinz
Nick
Hook
Sam
Van
Enting
Tasker
Bliss
Paris
United States Army
Supreme War Council
Baker
United States
The
Bell Syndate, Inc
Frances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
Runnin
Instr
Slaxer
Mes Adoo
Indianapolis Star
Hone
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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