Anaconda Standard Publishing Company notices
Anaconda Mont newspaper masthead lists publishers and proprietors address details and advertising offices. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists newspaper stands outside Montana with selling locations in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Spokane and more.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Hotatings
Chicago
Congress
Pa St. Marie Clear and News Co
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Acme News Co
Wester Way
Spokate
B. Stubeck
Wall
Near at Hand Draw and Exemption Rules for Draft
A July 11, 1917 article explains the draft drawing will soon select from registration lists men to serve. The first drawing could yield about 650 000 to be called in September, with two months to settle affairs before army life. Exemptions may be claimed after appearance for full examination at the local board.
Beating Food Control Bill With Riders
The piece argues opponents insert unrelated riders into the food control bill to derail its passage. It cites iron cotton wool and predicts addition of copper, aluminum, shoes and automobiles as future riders. The editorial urges members to oppose nonfood provisions and support food supply control.
Call to Merge Relief Funds Into Red Cross Hoped
The American public has supported many wartime relief efforts and a proposal seeks to centralize all charitable and patriotic work under the Red Cross. Some fund promoters oppose merging, fearing their causes may be overlooked, while others favor a single appeal to simplify subscriptions. Businessmen face a flood of begging letters and struggle to support every worthy cause.
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Red Cross
The
Rbd Cross
Consolidation urged to streamline charity giving
Citizens seek a single major organization, preferably the Red Cross, to coordinate and distribute funds rather than risk deception or improper use. They desire a timely opportunity to investigate fundraisers and trust the leaders to allocate resources to diverse causes.
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Red Cross
The Happy Age of Humanity and Its Lost Peace
The piece reflects on a past era before a great war, calling it the Happy Age. It laments how people failed to appreciate peace, recalls trivial worries, and contrasts those times with present slaughter and horror. It warns that happiness may return, but never as before, and hints at upheaval and radical change.
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Billy Bryan
United States
Baltor
Boston Globe
Buffalo Times
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Atlanta Journal
Spokane Candidate for Interstate Commerce Commission
A Spokane candidate, J. T. Campbell, long secretary of the Spokane Merchants' Association, is presented for the Interstate Commerce Commission vacancy. He is praised for his logic and clarity in major cases and his service benefiting Montana and Idaho amid western rate battles, while the piece notes various political and social observations in a dated, opinionated style.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
J.T. Campbell
Ihs
Campbell
Montana
Idaho
Errora
Constantine
China
Tuberculosis in War Time Warns of Rising Disease
The piece discusses tuberculosis as a major wartime threat, noting higher death rates in Delg ham and mass incapacitation among French troops. It cites Dr. Hikes and Dr. Farrand, urges reforms in recruit examinations, medical officer vigilance, and civilian health measures, and mentions Sumitomo and Nippon Yusen financials amid broader war economy concerns.
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Delgham
Biggs
France
Hikes
International Health Commission
Liv Ingston Farrand
George T. Palmer
Ilinois Tuberculosia Society
Belgium
Temple of Heaven in China Bombarded by Rebels
Reports from China describe the boy emperor Hsuan Tung facing a hornet's nest as Gen. Chang Hsun's plan to restore the Manchu dynasty falters. Rebels under Liang Chi Sao bombard the Temple of Heaven while supporters of the dynasty seek refuge, and public opinion shifts amid the chaotic scene.
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China
Hsuan Tung
Chang Hsun
Menchu Dynasty
Temple of Heaven
Liang Chi Sao
Tung
Sellers
Josh
Ah Sin
Josh Ah Sin
Heaven
Marvels of the Silver Ink Fish Stories
A fragmented passage hints at a surreal scene where the marvels of a Silver Ink fish story captivate even amid European war anxieties. The text suggests a playful, dreamlike shift away from conflict toward curious nautical or fantastical imagery.
Housewife’s Economy Plans Ahead For Meals
A household menu strategy argues against fixed weekly cycles by suggesting scheduled delivery of chickens from a farmer on varying dates each month. It asserts planned menus save time, preserve suspense, and avoid financial arrears by balancing familiar dishes with occasional surprises while maintaining consistency.
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McClure
Spirit of the Press in the Same Boat
The piece surveys multiple newspapers opposing the administration and criticizes Meadow's Liberty loan method. It notes Roosevelt as a grandfather with the birth of Ethel Roosevelt Derby, and humorously imagines Roosevelts reaction to political figures as mock banter.
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Meadow
Macon Telegraph
Nick
Colonel Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt Derby
Washington
Nick Longworth
Houston Post
Various Humorous Clippings and Political Blasts Mixed in
A collage of satirical quips from multiple papers mocks political figures and policy. It cites Virgil Hinshaw criticizing interference, calls for strong leadership, and jokes about cabinet tensions and international figures. The items include cartoons and jokes about Wilhelm, Hooverism, and a Parisian scandal tone with light social banter.
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Western Front
Alphonso
Spain
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Kaiser
General Pershing
Billy Sunday
Butte
Mr. Casey
W. A. Evans
Sumitomo
Sumitomo Bank
Jay
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Nippon Yusen
Heav
U. S
J. G. Harbord
Major Harbord
Frances Marshall
Spirit of the Press
Nicholas
Hoosegow
Tsarskoe
Palace
Beattle
Virgil Hinshaw
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Woody
St Louis Republic
Auessing
Lord Northcliffe
Florida
Times-Union
Nicholas Romanoff
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia Ledger
Minneapolis Tribune
von Thompson
Thompson
Germany
Los Angeles Times
Lews
Charleston News and Courier
Wilhelm
Johnstown Democrat
Greece
Alexander
Boston Transcript
Baltimore
Faith
Ethel
New York Sun
Henpeck
Solomon
Rice & May
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
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