STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADDRESS AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Public instructions list the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont with mailing address and business departments. It details daily and Sunday subscription rates by carrier or rail, and the Sunday edition price in advance, plus lists news stands outside Montana where the Standard is stocked and various agency partners.
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Forrion
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Standard
Motaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St Paul
Marie Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Cos
Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake
Emma van
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child’s News Agency
Portland
Bowman
O'Mara
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yester Way
Spokane
Stubeck
Wall
Riverine
Anaconda
Mont
Those Who Will Not Work Must Fight In War Time
Statement urges all able to work or fight during the crisis of war. Those who strike or refuse labor should be drafted or sent to the front. Emphasizes labor power is essential for mining, munitions, and agriculture, with exemptions only for those who work.
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United States of America
Liberia in War Time and Its Ties to the United States
Liberia, the western African republic founded by freed American slaves in 1820, has about 5 000 square miles of fertile land and a population near 2 020 000 natives plus 20 000 descendants of freed slaves. Recognized as independent since 1847, it may not play a direct wartime role but shows sympathy with the United States as Germany’s trade with Liberia previously ran high, and postwar relations could be strained.
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Germany
Liberia
Negro Republic
Africa
American Colonization Society
United States
New Cottonseed Bread Sparks Food Supply Debate
Southern congressmen promote cottonseed as a major food staple claiming flour from cottonseed rivals wheat in nutritive value and could ease shortages. They tout cottonseed flour as healthful and more nutritious than potatoes, cornmeal, and oatmeal, arguing it could become a vital staff of life amid scarcity. The piece satirically critiques the overhyped claim as a bold public push.
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Man
South
H.C
World War I the public seeks steady progress in war
The article argues that Allied advances on the western front and in the east occur slowly due to supply lines and logistics. It notes gains by British and French forces, Italian advances toward Trieste, and cautious momentum in Mesopotamia and Palestine, while warning against premature offensives and stressing preparation for a large conscript army by September.
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Triest
Saloniki
Serbia
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Jerusalem
Napoleon
Sherman
Belgium
National Guard
How to Keep Wel By Dr W A Evans Chicago
Dr Evans summarizes sensible baby feeding guidance from a Southern Medical Journal discussion. He covers that mothers milk is best, when needed cow’s milk should be boiled or pasteurized, avoid scurvy by adding fruit juices, and adjust formula as the baby ages and weather changes.
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W. A. Evans
Chicago
Warden
The
Southern Medical Journal
W. . Evans
Admiral Sims Commands British Warship in Historic Move
The Springfield Union notes Admiral Sims becomes the first American naval officer since 1814 to command a British warship. This marked a notable wartime collaboration and a milestone in U S naval history as Allied commands extended across nations.
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England
United States
Admiral Sims
Springfield Union
Housewife's Economy Why Dry Dishes
A 1917 column argues dish drying is optional with linen toweling and air drying. It contrasts old school cleanliness with practical routines, noting scalding and air drying can keep dishes pristine without towels.
That Happy Moment in Their Anniversary Story
A husband recalls the happiest moment of his life during their marriage anniversary. He tells his wife it was when she announced plans to trim up an old something in autumn, a memory she probes to identify. The exchange reveals tenderness and long affection.
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John
Humor of the Day Montage from Old Papers
A collage of quips and jokes from vintage papers including Puck Baltimore American Boston Transcript and Cassell’s Saturday Journal. It features barbed humor about economy engagements dairy separators and film actors illustrating early 20th century wit.
Press Remarks Spark Broad National Jibes and Figures
A collage of 1912 era quotes criticizes leaders and policies. References include Chicago mayoral stance, Constantine in Switzerland, Wilson, Roosevelt, Hughes, and Rockefeller. Commentary from New York Sun, Los Angeles Times, and other papers reflects public unease, political maneuvering, and debates over war, regulation, and prices.
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Constantine
Almot
Switzerland
Germany
Minneapol Journal
Charles Hughes
Marshall
Wilson
Los Angeles
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Puck
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Ford
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