STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING CONTACTS
Publishing company directory lists foreign advertisers and mailing details. It cites Anaconda Montana headquarters with sales contacts in New York Chicago Detroit San Francisco and other cities. The notice indicates subscription rates and sales offices across multiple states and regions.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proper
Postothe
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Brandt
Main Street
Wittinam J. Morton Co
Annem
Moy
Bana
New York
Broadway Agage
Salt Take
Imma van Patten
San Francisco
Unitea News
Tee Angeles
Rema News Agency
Kan
Dieno
Chias News Agency
Bortland
Postofticg Corngortland
Dan O'Mara
Washington
Streets
Tacoma
Treee News Co
Beattie—Whitney
Beattie
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yorter Way
Soy
America’s war progress March to July 1918 overview
The report notes rapid American troop deployment to France. For each Allied casualty there is an American lander, boosting Allied strength since March 21. About 649,000 of the million U.S. troops sent to France in the year arrived in the past three months, signaling strong man, ship, and air progress.
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United States
France
America
Ecco
Chicago
Wilson
Nickolas Romanoff
Lizzie Holiday
Beacon
New York Times
Little Holiday
Burlingham
Sullivan County
Matteawan State
Matteawan
Alite Wickes
Ant
Elizabeth Margaret Nally
Ireland
Charles Die
Pennsylvania
Artemas Tister
Hirai Parris
George Smith
Atot
Marios Pinyatell
Phila Ean
Newburgh
Holiday
Margaret’ Mequillan
Sarah
Flower
Adopting French Orphans by American Soldiers
American soldiers in France carry on relief efforts for French orphans whose fathers died in action. A drive answers appeals across the expeditionary force to fund one child for a year, timed near payday to maximize pledges. The trench press notes homegrown parallels to Liberty loans and thrift stamps, praising the soldiers’ example and sacrifice.
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France
Trench
Stars and Stripes Launches War Aid Drive for France
The official newspaper urges broad support for war relief, praising American sacrifices and subscriptions. It lauds France’s children and the khaki-clad nation as a symbol of generosity and resilience, urging citizens to meet the soldiers’ example with continued aid and fundraising.
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Stars and Stripes
France
America
War talk sways farmers as NPL faces losses in Northwest
A long column argues the Townley Non-partisan League loses ground across the Northwest due to loyalty to America and war support. It urges thrift, red Cross, Liberty bonds, and loyal voting, noting Minnesota and North Dakota primary results and urging patriotic candidates in fall elections. It also cites reactions of Swedish and Norwegian farmers switching loyalties and calls for action over talk.
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Townley
Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Wisconsin
Iren
League
Dakotas
Sfinnewota
America
Red Cross
Congress
Salamander
K. W
T. J. Wolf
Warm Springsong
Count von Mirbach
Kaiser
Rankin challenged for senate by Montana woman
In Spokane with RepublicanMiss Jeanne Rankin faces criticism over her bid to be the U S senator replacing Walsh. Opponents argue Montana cannot afford her ambition and warn that her stance on war and suffrage may not align with patriotic women nationally.
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Spokane
Steview
Jeanne
Congress
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Union
Rankin
Linn Pelners
Advanc
United States
Speed maniacs plague Montana highways between towns
A Montana report laments reckless drivers between Hutte and Anaconda and on the Anaconda Georgetown road. Observers describe speeds of 50 to 60 mph with curves and hills yielding frequent accidents. The piece proposes severe punishment, noting such drivers cause widespread harm beyond their own harm.
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Montana
Hutte
Anaconda
Georgetown
Patriotic Talk Promoted in Wartime Duty Message
A community statement urges constant readiness to support the country and its war effort. It emphasizes defending national honor, denouncing disparaging comments, and proudly flying the flag, asserting these acts as vital expressions of unity.
Wartime Housewifery Reflections From 1918 AR
Wartime reflections recall Civil War hardships and World War I sacrifices. Women remember rationing, making do, selling valuables, and supporting the war effort while awaiting reunion with soldiers. The piece contrasts past battles with present duties and moral duties at home.
Humor and Sly Sayings From Various Papers
A collage of humorous quips and captions from Florida Times Union Baltimore American Detroit Free Press and other papers. Jests touch on yachting law and lawyers race horses family skeletons heaven and angels with whiskers in light commentary and cartoon captions.
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Florida
Times-Union
Hurelar
Lamb
Willie Pop
Willie
Everybody's
Baltimore American
Young
Torkins
Charley
Washington Star
Detroit Free Press
Austrians’ explanation for defeat may satisfy German request
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that Austrians can offer a simple, if unsatisfactory, rationale for their defeat to satisfy the German demand. It suggests some congressmen touring the front in France during vacation are not ideal.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dle
France
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