STANDARD PUBLISHING CO and Proprietors Ad Rates
The notice lists rates for daily and Sunday subscriptions from carriers and mail options, with annual and six month terms. It also details Sunday Standard mail prices and sale locations outside Montana via various city newsstands and agencies. Distributed addresses include Anaconda Montana and major outlets in New York Chicago St. Paul and Denver among others.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicsco
Tribune
North America
Standard
Montana
Hotaling
Chicago
St. Paul
N. St
Portland
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News
Beattle—Whitney
Geattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yesler Way
Spokane
Stubeck, Wall and Riverate
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Faenomio
Independence Day Call to War Effort for United States
On the Fourth of July 1917 the nation is urged to consecrate every citizen to wartime service. The piece stresses the need for Americans to be the deciding factor, work with utmost effort, and sustain patriotism until victory and peace are achieved. It warns against half hearted fighting and calls for loyalty as the guiding force in every American from this day forward.
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Alles
United States
Russia
England
France
Union
Ermany
China
Tts
Katser
Pancho Villa
General Pershing
Billy Sulzer
Cote
Russians Staging Strong Push Despite Fresh Challenges
Reports say the Russian forces, urged by war ministers to press the attack, have begun a vigorous advance. They started with momentum and have made noteworthy gains, though doubts remain about their stamina for a long offensive.
Minnesota War Safety Committee Oversteps Legal Bounds
A state war safety committee, created by legislative act, acts beyond its legal authority yet continues to operate. Five members claim power to determine actions “for the public welfare,” including banning alcohol service to women in restaurants cafes or hotels and barring women from liquor-selling venues, a sweeping expansion of control that only a Supreme Court veto might halt.
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Minnesota
Supreme Court
Fragmented OCR on Political Power and Public Debate
The readable passages discuss public warnings, a committee, and fears of unchecked authority. It mentions emergencies in Morne and aims for centralized power with safeguards, citing the LW.W and ongoing concerns about abuse and stability.
Congress Faces Uncertain Control As War Taxes Push
Before the new congress met in special session there was talk of which party held power and if a majority could pass key laws. The session showed no clear party split with Republicans and Democrats alike supporting administration measures. Across parties, lawmakers set aside rivalries to aid national needs, and adjournment after the war tax and food control bills is anticipated.
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Congress
Senate
House
Loyal American miners urged to avoid dubious I W W tied copper movement
Officials warn that I W W leaders threaten to tie up the copper industry harming war needs. West metal workers unions pledge not to strike unless settlements are reached across camps. Loyal Americans should avoid organizations with doubtful loyalty and support patriotic conduct.
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United States
West
Celebrations on Fourth of July 1868 and 1908 Naval Triumphs
The text salutes Union and Allied victories referencing Vicksburg and Gettysburg, then notes the 1908 relief over Admiral Cervera’s fleet at Santiago. It reports Secretary Daniels praising the last transport reaching France with no casualties despite German U boats, and hints at a leak in Washington. The piece lauds American naval feat and Marine resilience.
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Vicksburg
Lee
Gettysburg
Cervera
Santiago
Daniels
France
Washington
To Hell with the Kaiser War Slogan Favored
The Pittsburg Gazette Times reviews wartime slogans and weighs options. Col Henry Watterson’s "To hell with the Kaiser" is praised for brevity and impact. It captures civilization’s hopes and ambitions in a single punchy line.
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Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Col
Henry Watterson
Kaiser
War and politics mix in a war torn era editorial mix
The piece riffs on Kaiser doom and wartime sentiment, mocking I W W talk and celebrating Fourth of July fervor. It jabs at Russia China and Germany, notes police counts, and wryly comments on prospects of peace, hunger for national resilience, and public morale in tense times. The column blends satire with grim wartime mood.
War Metaphors Echo Global Tensions In Fragmentary News
Disjointed lines reference Kaiser, two for one policy, Sherman, Henry Ford, and Wilson. Jumbled critique hints at wartime diplomacy, martial language, and foreign policy stances without clear events or dates. Fragmentary prose suggests era of early 20th century commentary.
Cherries Save Wheat as War Food Calmly Urged
A 1917 McClure Syndicate column promotes eating cherries to conserve wheat, arguing patriotism and abundance in summer. It offers recipes for cherry water ice cherry dumplings cherry custard pie and guidance to enjoy produce without impacting global grain stocks.
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McCluren
Humor Snippets and Cartoon Snatches Across Papers
A collage of brief comic exchanges echoes readers’ daily laughs. Dialogues from the Boston Transcript and Cincinnati Enquirer feature flirtatious banter, a self-deprecating grouch, and witty one liners about a busy man and missed deadlines.
Costly coughs and disease control in Australia in 1917
Dr W A Evand cites a German statistician on nourishment loss from coughing, linking widespread consumption to wartime food strain. Australia’s plan to curb tuberculosis by 1920 includes sanatoriums, home visits by nurses, pensions for families, and higher wages, with Victoria showing progress but not complete elimination by 1925.
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Holland
Australia
Victoria
Journal of Outdoor Life
Commonwealth
Ictoria
Dublin
Helser
Tam
W. A. Evans
Submergence Methods Described for Submarine Boats
The Brooklyn Eagle explains submergence by admitting water into ballast tanks or via inclined rudders, noting submersibles have two hulls the outer hull resembling torpedo boats and an inner circular cross section hull. Water between the hulls causes awash, with ballast tanks then taking on water for deeper submergence.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Fragmented News Snippets From Papers Across the Nation
A collage of brief quotes and remarks from various papers notes political jest and wartime sentiment. Items reference Emperor William, Elihu Root in Stockholm talks, suffrage picketing, coal price schemes, the Kaiser, and the Roosevelt family moving toward France, among other quick riffs.
Pledge to Freedom and Heritage by Edgar A. Guest
A patriotic poem reflects on Fourth of July sacrifice and national ideals. It links the banner to heritage, liberty, and duty, with a vow to serve the country even unto death. The speaker recalls past heroism, laments ongoing war losses in France, and reaffirms loyalty to the red, white, and blue.
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France
Banner of the Free
Edgar A. Guest
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von Hindenburg
Jupiter Pluvius
King Alcohol
General Sherman
Henry Fora
Wilson
Frances Marshall
Ummer
Bridget
Katherine
Boston ‘Transcript
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Cincinenati Enquirer
Perkins
Everybody's Magazine
Ripp
London
Mme
Marguerite A. Steinhell
Paris
Lord Abinger
Adolphe Steinhell
N.Y
Breatue
W. A. Evand
Spirit of the Press
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Indianapolis
Zouen
Elihu Root
Stockholm
Indianapolis Star
Syniteh
Vita
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Old Guard
Pittsburg
Boston Transcript
Sophia
Greece
Susie
Nashville Banner
Cucu
Bryan
Detroit Press
Roosevelt
St. Louis Republic
Uberty
Rice & May, Proprietors
Netay Giamoron
Wenides
Savings Bank and Trust Company
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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