Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and provides contact details for the newspaper offices in Anaconda Montana. It mentions postal delivery and advertising representation, with rates for different time spans and prepayment.
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Calamities of Fo rds and Liberty Bond Drive Ahead
Roosevelt warns that Henry Ford's senate bid would harm patriotic Americanism while Chamberlain and Hitchcock clash over war promises. The next liberty loan may total 8 billion dollars with an October drive and spring installment plan. Citizens urged to save earnings and invest in bonds to support the war effort.
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Roosevelt
Henry Ford
United States
Senate
Baker
France
Champberlain
War Department
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Chamberlain
Treasury Department
Otober
Campaign against living of presents stirs Christmas debate
The Council of National Defense launches a campaign urging people to reduce Christmas giving to conserve metals and materials. Protests arise nationwide as Americans resist omitting Christmas cheer, arguing the move is unwise and an infringement on tradition.
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Council of National Defense
Wartime Housewifts And Women In Congress Debated
The article discusses wartime charity and shifting social duties, praising women who conserve food while urging continued Christmas giving. It notes Jeannette Rankin’s Senate candidacy and Mona Montana’s chances, analyzes female representation, and highlights soldiers tobacco rations and Indian service.
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Jeannette Rankin
United States Senate
Anne Martin
Nevada
Senator Newlands
Congress
Montana
House of Congress
Miss Rankin
Senate
House
Washington
Miss Martin
Morana
Immigration and War Era Debate Highlight 1917 Outlook
The piece notes ultra low U S immigration in 1917, compares 1907 and 1914 peaks, and discusses potential postwar shifts. It cites socialist party stance against war but urges full wartime labor, warning of loss of American members if antiwar views persist. It frames immigration policy against barriers and European departures, with a call to national unity during the war.
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United States
Europe
Socialist Party
New York
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Tobacco Ration for Overseas Soldiers Established
American troops overseas will receive four tenths of an ounce of tobacco daily as part of their rations, per¬mitting plug or loose forms, chewing or smoking. Each soldier gets ten cigarette papers and may roll their own cigarettes, or use four ready-made cigarettes instead.
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Uncle Sam
Allied uniforms seen in New York hospitals and streets
In New York, diverse Allied uniforms fill hospitals, restaurants, and streets as four convalescent soldiers and sailors from different nations ride in a Bloomingdale Brothers car. The group includes Paul Krause US Marine Corps wounded on a bike, Lucien Chauvet French navy corporal with mobility issues, J. A. Moulton Royal Newfoundland infantry wounded in six places, and C. M. Patrick US Navy first class gunner's mate.
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New York
Irving Bloomingdale
Bloomingdale Brothers
Paul Krause
United States Marine Corps
Lucien Chauvet
Wireless
J. A. Moulton
Royal Newfoundland Infantry
France
C. M. Patrick
United States Navy
Fragmented Ad Sketches Hint at Vivid Local Life
A collage of odd snippets from a Manila business card to a tavern cabaret hints at urban life. Jokes and verses mingle with a shopper’s notice and a divorce suit, while references to Ammonia humor and a Pawnee Rock theater reveal a mosaic of places and people from a bustling town.
Ben Tillman and the Spirit of the Press in Turbulent Times
A condensed digest of 1918 era headlines notes Ben Tillman praised by papers as a symbol of press influence while figures like Uncle Joe Cannon announce returns to Congress. The mix cites Eugene Debs, Rose Stokes, and broader war talk as editors comment on politics, legality, and escalating global conflict.
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Joe" Cannon
Congress
New York
Tim
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Rose
Stokes
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Victor Kaufman
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