Anaconda Standard listing and publishing details
Publication notice for The Anaconda Standard with printing offices in Anaconda Montana. Includes publisher names, advertising contact, circulation rates, associations, and general correspondence addresses. Names and locations reference The Standard Publishing & Company and affiliated branches.
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War aims over extravagance and party lines
The piece argues that unity in supporting the war supersedes concerns about waste. Republicans and Democrats pledge cooperation to win, acknowledging large wartime spending but asserting that victory justifies costs. Once the war ends, scrutiny may follow, but for now the essential goal remains winning.
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Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Making Soldiers and Economy War Effort Reflected in Uplift
A multi topic piece argues Americans favor peace but will fight for just causes, praising wartime training and readiness. It highlights 1,100,000 trained fighters in France with more in training, urges efficient spending, thrift, and individual war bonds, and notes dangers from auto accidents, influenza, and enemy pressure.
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America
France
Germany
Count von Kernstorft
Sam
Montana
von Hindenburg
Delty
Council of Defense
Lass
Get to Work Under War Draft Rules
Friday July 19 1918 editorial urges all Americans to work under the work of fight guidance. It notes draft age limits may rise soon and that older workers or younger ones must fill roles. It emphasizes good wages and conditions and no excuse for idling.
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United States
Toda
Primary Candidates Scrutiny Urged Ahead of Elections
The piece urges voters to carefully assess county and legislative candidates amid wartime attention. It stresses hiring diligence for business and public service, urging patience to evaluate capable, trustworthy officials and avoid neglect during primary selection.
American troops face first casualties in German counteroffensive
Casualties mount as American soldiers enter their baptism of fire in Europe. Families back home face sleepless nights while the first losses test resolve and underscore the sacrifice of those serving abroad. Calls for hope and courage echo as troops continue to press the foe with steadfast resolve.
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A &F
Aviation Fatalities Blink in Training for War Effort
The piece notes many young men lose lives while learning to pilot aircraft for wartime service. It argues aviation accidents dominate papers due to rarity and novelty, while acknowledging countless trainees go safely. questions whether fatality rate averages out.
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United States
Fighter Wife and Quiet Quarrel Mentioned
A Harper's Magazine anecdote recalls Lieutenant Thorleigh and his wife in civil strife. An innocent asks about her whereabouts during his training, prompting a calm reply that she is fighting or perhaps merely quarreling, reflecting a terse, humorous domestic note.
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Thorleigh
Harper's Magazine
Medals Awarded by Aero Club of America in France
Alan R. Hawley, president, received two bronze medals from the Aero Club of America in France. One honors President Wilson, the other General Pershing, each bearing bas relief portraits and designs of American symbols, eagle and stripes. Inscriptions pledge Liberty and Peace, with dedications to Hawley and vauteur.
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Alan St Hawley
Pt. de l’Aero Club d'Amerique
Vauteur
Hawley
Alan R. Hawley
Pershf
War time sermon stirs reader letters and memories
A fragmented wartime newspaper page recounts a town church service and a minister's sermon. It details a veteran of the aviation corps and a reader's letter about grief after a friend's death, reflecting on the war's reach into daily life and faith.
Fragmented Pler notes on world leaders and press panels
A garbled collection of newspaper snippets references Haig Diaz Petain with Foch and Pershing, Asquith Lansdowne and William Hohenzollern, plus scattered mentions of Kerensky, Turkey, and various city papers. The text reads as a collage of headlines and overheard phrases without a coherent story.
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Haig
Diaz
Petain
Foch
Pershing
New York Telegraph
Atta Bo
Wartime Housewifery and Milk Usage Lessons
A wartime display in New York this summer urged families to balance diets with milk. Exhibits showed daily milk allowances for children and adults, noting a quart per child and suitable substitutes like skim or buttermilk. The piece stresses milk’s growth role and urges continued dairy intake amid shortages.
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