Anaconda Standard advertisement and mailing details
The Anaconda Standard listing advertising offices and circulation notes. It lists subscription rates, advertising contacts in New York Chicago and Detroit, and mail distribution terms. The piece names locations in Anaconda Montana and partners with postal and press associations. It includes agent and sales representations across multiple cities and newspapers.
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BraNnaRn
Chicago Tribune
Standard
Mon
Ana
York Hataiing
Wodma
Fen Riverside
Marie Clear
Nene
Pitty
BomPary
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Miners Urged to Increase Copper Output for War
A strong call to all miners in the Butte camp to boost copper production for the war effort. Companies have raised wages and profits are foregone, with workers to deliver the copper needed. emphasis on duty, patriotism, and speeding production to support victory.
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Butte
Great Butte
France
Rankin Senate bid draws mixed Montana reaction
Montana voters show skepticism toward Jeannette Rankin's candidacy for the U S Senate citing her House record and past remarks while stressing the need for qualified, war‑clear champions. Support from the nonpartisan league appears uneven as the public prioritizes unwavering wartime policy and national leadership.
Kaiser Quiet Over German War News Questioned
The article notes there are no recent German telegrams of congratulation to the Kaiser, crown prince, or leaders, and no claims of victories or dramatic German triumphs. It questions why Germany and Austria have not proclaimed recent defeats as strategic retreats or victories. It asks if the Kaiser is downhearted and ponders unrest in German propaganda.
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Food Conservation Board
France
Belgium
Italy
England
National Food Administration
Weare
Associated the Associated
anl_news dispatch
Thelscar Tews
Kaiser
Charles of Austria
Hindendurg
Ludendorff
Germany
Austria
Pennsylvania
Detroit Free Press
Count von Hertling
League of Nations
Pittsburg
Missouri
Macon Telegraph
New York World
Crowder
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Los Angeles Times
New York Telegraph
Chicago
Supprage Debate in Senate Over Suffrage Amendment
Suffragists condemn anti-suffragists for blocking a Senate vote on the resolution to submit the suffrage amendment to state legislatures. They call the filibuster un-American and unmanly while noting they blocked votes earlier. The House has passed the amendment. the Senate count now determines two-thirds support.
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Senate
House
War chest plan gains city support nationwide
Smaller cities push war chest fund raising for war activities while larger cities grow enthusiastic. Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit lead, with others under consideration. Butte and Anaconda report very satisfactory results, and no city plans to revert to the old method.
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Philadelphiapolis
Cleveland
Detroit
Butte
Anaconda
Peril of Socialism Warns Nation to Defend Democracy
A wartime editorial warns against socialistic Bolshevik influence threatening constitutional democracy. It urges urgent, decisive action to defend the nation, noting the war is not yet won and national sacrifice is required to safeguard victory under God.
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Russia
Nation must stand on truth to halt peril and war
A fervent appeal warns against complacency as nations face ruin from sin and disobedience. It urges united, righteous action, trench courage, and steadfast faith to defend liberty and withstand the Hun, invoking biblical imagery and wartime resolve. The piece weaves marching imagery with calls for strong leadership and moral vigilance.
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Wight
Tor Covetour
Hell
Gin Street
Wartime Potato Flour Directions Highlight Home Production
Wartime guidance shows households can make potato flour at home to conserve scarce supplies. Instructions describe cleaning, boiling, drying, and grinding potatoes into flour, then sealing in bags for storage. The article also references broader debates on trade marks and national standards affecting business prestige.
Nation’s War Spirit in Press Snippets
A collage of editorial snippets from multiple papers during wartime shows public indignation and patriotism. Messages praise sailors and soldiers, mock diplomacy doubts, and hint at restrictions on commerce as Germany’s actions unsettle leaders.
Premature Growlings and Germanys Colonial Quest
A quirky passage compares Germany’s push for colonies to a hungry street urchin. The narrator likens imperial urges to a child crying for what others possess, noting the German empire is brand new and has not yet earned colonies. The mock dialogue ends with the urchin saying he cannot go to school yet, highlighting naivety and envy.
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Germany
Sonny
Humor and Irony Across a Patchwork Dialogue
A collage of comic exchanges from a mix of papers. The humor ranges from sparing bread to playful mishearings about alarm clocks and repairs. Cartoonish conversations feature a pacifist child, a crossing passenger, and a jokey husband.
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