Anaconda Standard Advertising and Subscriptions Notice
An archival fragment shows subscription rates and advertising details for The Anaconda Standard published in Anaconda Montana with references to the Butte branch and agencies in New York Chicago and San Francisco. The text lists subscription durations and in advance pricing, with mentions of distribution and external news services.
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Desperate German Offensive Described In July 1918 News
From a July 16 1918 issue a patriotic dispatch details the German offensive seen as a now or never gamble. It lauds American troops in battle praising valor dash and indomitable resolve while urging readers to support the war effort and endure the sacrifices of loved ones in the savage conflict.
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Germany
Service of supply term change sparks soldier sentiment
Secretary Baker told the House Military Affairs Committee that in France the zone behind the armies was renamed from service of the rear to service of supply due to the rear connotation. Soldiers long to be on the firing line, yet those in supply duties remain essential and bear in mind that he who serves also while waiting shares the burden.
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Baker
House Military Affairs Committee
France
Service of Supply
First Bombing Plane Launched at Eligseth NJ
John D. Ryan, newly named director of aircraft construction, has spoken little publicly since his appointment. The article notes his rare public remarks and reports the launching of the first bomb plane at Eligseth, New Jersey.
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Ryan
Eligseth
Liberty motor era planes and Effington townley politics
The piece cites a Liberty aircraft with 800 horsepower, carrying crews and explosives, noting rapid production and no aim for 10 000 planes. It then highlights Effington Minnesota as a Townley banner town where Non Partisan league support surged in the primary, with German-born residents counted and a local option vote single digit.
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Aircraft Board
Effington
Minnesota
Montana
Fington Lindbergh
Burnquist
Julius Schmahl
League
German influence on war supply and demobilization fears
The piece argues that if Allied shipments continue at the current pace, Germany faces certain defeat within a year. It cites German concerns over demobilization plans including compulsory billeting, provoking protests at home and fear of intrusion into family life as soldiers return.
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Europe
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Lokal-Anzeiger
Belgium
Nations Rush Aid As U.S. Enters War Turns Tide
Nations declare support for France and aid the Allies after U.S. entry. Brazil sends its first ships to European waters with a small army and seeks transports. China plans 200000 troops and 125000 workers dig trenches. Siam trains aviators. Greece raises 200000 soldiers ready to fight. Reports discuss U-boat warfare and naval strategies, with opinions on American mobilization and political voices reacting to the war.
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United States
Brazil
France
New York
China
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Siam
Greece
Wartime Housewifery and Wool Use in War Time
Wartime guidance discusses replacing wheat butter with barley and corn syrup in cakes, and using woolless garments sourced from cotton padding or vegetable fibers. It argues shortages are unlikely, urges adaptation, and highlights Red Cross as moral exemplar. Nantucket votes 386 to 296 to allow motor vehicles after long opposition tied to 1814 act.
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Humor of the Day Cartoon Snippets and Jokes Across Papers
A collage of humor captions and quips from several papers. Uncle Eben, a foreman, and a landlord are lampooned in brief vignettes about sympathy finances work and everyday chatter. The jokes touch on love work fatigue wit and misadventure with playful regional flavor.
War era quotes spark satire across papers
A collage of cartoonish lines from various papers mocks leaders and events of the era. References include Von Hindensburg, Kaiser, Congress, and censorship, with quips about Woodrow Wilson, the war, and political wit. The tone is sardonic, citing spin on Germany, America, and the press.
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