Anaconda Standard Advertising and Publishing Details
The Anaconda Standard page lists publishing offices and advertising contact details. It notes addresses on North Main Street and Fifth Avenue Chicago, with references to business departments, rates, and sales stands. The text includes scattered names, locations, and promotional notes from the period.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postomtie Aa
Anaconda
North Main Street
William J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Chen
Moy
Ana
Omar
Rem
Nerre
Porto
Dan Ostara
Washington
Tal
Fenler
Spokane
Stubeck
Wall and
Riverside
Butte Talk With Aircraft Leader John D Ryan
John D Ryan, director general of aircraft production, visits Butte and speaks at the Broadway theater at 7 PM accompanied by Maj. Gen. W L Kenley who leads U S aircraft forces. Ryan will share a government message of high importance for the public.
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Broadway
John D. Ryan
United States
Butte
Ryan
Broadway Theater
W. L. Kenley
General Kenley
Last Week for Primary Registration Ahead of August Vote
Announcement urges timely registration for August primaries. Voters who voted in November need not re register unless their residence changed, while those who did not vote or recently registered must update or register. Registry books open daily this week ending Saturday at 5 and the August 27 primary will determine party nominees for the November general election.
Standard's cabli praise for war correspondents and peace talk
The Standard lauds its cable service and star correspondents like Arnold Bennett predicting a German peace offer. AP dispatches corroborate his forecast as Germany, guided by its general staff, may present a peace proposal soon. The piece extols wartime journalism from war-torn Europe and the role of allied leaders in recognizing their reporters.
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New York Times
Chicago Tribune
Standard
Arnold Bennett
London
Germany
Associated Press
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Star
Europe
The Standard’s Confidence in Public Information
The Standard asserts its duty to disseminate correct information and appeal to readers’ intelligence. It claims readers may repose complete confidence in their statements of fact and in the opinions expressed.
China set to build ships for US wartime needs
The United States will invest 25 to 30 million dollars to develop Chinese shipyards and order at least 120000 tons of steel ships in the first year. Four 10000 ton cargo carriers have already been placed, with plans for long term war readiness as Germany submarine losses are expected to rise. Japan already builds ships for us without aid.
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China
United States Shipping Board
United States
Japan
Montana Pioneers to Meet in Anaconda First Week of September
The state press notes Montana Pioneers will hold their annual meeting in Anaconda during the first week of September. It lauds pioneers for blazing the West’s trails, advancing justice, and shaping Montana’s early industry, while inviting the group, their spouses, and families to enjoy Anaconda’s hospitality and Rotary Club preparations.
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Society of Montana Pioneers
Anaconda
Montana
East
Peace talk fails as Belgium demand blocks Germany proposal
The piece argues Germany cannot press a peace plan via Spain while Belgium’s fate remains nonnegotiable. It states Belgium must be restored and indemnified, not treated as conquered. It notes opposition to German gains in Romania and Russia and questions concessions on Gibraltar and the Suez Canal.
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Germany
Spain
Americsansannot
Belgium
France
Maly
Rumania
Serbia
Russia
Romania
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Great Britain
Wartime Housewifery ends with two meat plan tips
Wartime Housewifery discusses two U S Department of Agriculture leaflets on meat use during rationing. It contrasts making meat go a long way with using meat substitutes, noting both strategies yield the same total nutrition and urging practical, neighbor-friendly choices. The piece also praises French methods of extending flavor with spices and cautions readers to balance meat usage with personal taste and family needs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States Food Administration
Food Administration
McClure
Line o Type and Front After re Right Tribute
A collage of verses and notices referencing the Line o' Type or Two from the Chicago Tribune. It includes poems by James Pontife the Pine and ANCHUSA fragments, plus assorted notices about rewards, speeches, and wartime sentiments. Names appear in fragments with no clear narrative, reflecting a period-style local literary miscellany.
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Platteville, Wig
Chicago’ ‘Tribune
Christian Yarrows
Potost
Madison
Spirit of the Press on Capital Labor and Prohibition
A compact assessment notes the nation softening toward capital while preparing a firmer stance toward labor. It warns public interests lean toward capital, cites illiteracy in Massachusetts, cites diverse pieces from newspapers on war policy, prohibition, and Belgium in prophecy, urging caution in rhetoric.
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York
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