Advertising and newspaper offices listed in Anaconda fragment
A garbled early 20th century newspaper fragment lists advertising agents and branch offices, naming STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY and multiple city contacts. It mentions William J. Morton Co as salaried representative, subscription rates, and various city addresses in New York Detroit Rochester Anaconda and other places.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda Mant Butte
William J. Morton Co
Bew
York
Adewnca
Maeance
Standard
Sana
Tim Standard
New York
Hoatsmine
Broadway
Chientn Congeese
Hotel Wits Pane
Rie
Fifth Street
Detrolsaferransiiean Ewe Co m
Woodward
Ant Michiean
Rochester
Minn
Kelly
Tere Penner
Connetter News
Bai Fake Nine Sans Prem Sayy
Francisco
United News Rats
Troe Anesten
Jama News Agency
Kan
Mecaccunan News Ameney- Borri Andpestomice
Rtare Fitth
Stubeck
Wall
General Busbans Tetters
Forte
Omtisitine Sour
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Guests Inspire War Effort Speech and Rally
The Butte audience heard John D. Ryan, director general of aircraft production, and Maj. Gen. W. L. Kenley address local gatherings. They stressed national resolve, unity in labor, and total effort for victory, urging every American to work in his line to support war production and the ultimate triumph.
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Butte
John D. Ryan
W. L. Kenley
America
United States
Cable War News Service Praised by Montana Record Herald
The Montana Record Herald praises the Standard for carrying New York Times war cable reports from Europe and the Allies. It notes the cost to newspapers and commends the Standard and its staff for delivering extensive battlefield reporting to readers despite financial strain.
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Montana Record-Herald
Associated Press
France
Italy
England
Russia
New York Times
Times
Standard
Record- Herald
Montana
Secrets of the Great Unknown in Hartford Courant
The article contemplates hidden knowledge and the realm of mind and spirit surpassing material learning. It cites thinkers like Alfred and Lodge and Conan Doyle, portraying explorers moving from known shores into vast unknowns amid historical calamities. It ends by suggesting many souls find hope beyond life in immortality.
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Hartford Courant
Alfred Wale Teer
Oliver Lodge
Butte Miners Repudiate I W W Demands On Copper Basins
C F Kelley for Anaconda Copper Mining Company told a Broadway meeting that the I W W demands echo last year and would hand mines to the I W W. He vowed no sympathy or tolerance for disloyal groups and affirmed Butte will keep copper production high for the war effort. He labeled the I W W untrustworthy and allied with the Kaiser, warning American workers against interference with mining.
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C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Broadway
Butte
Kelley
Top Notch
Kaiser
America
Haiti Declares War on Germany in World War I
Haiti becomes the twenty second nation to declare war on Germany. The small nation offers goodwill to the Allied cause, signaling regional support for the United States in its just war. Argentina’s position remains awaited as democracy gains global appeal.
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Haiti
Germany
United States
Argentina
Our American Boys Benefit War Effort Across Lands
In the face of grim front line battles and mounting casualty lists, Americans at home are urged to rally in every occupation to support the war. The appeal calls on workers from all trades, including miners, to do their utmost to aid victory and assist those serving in France.
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Thomas
Kaiser
Jeanhette Rankin
Spain
America
Ryan
Bute
Earth
Hell
Butte
John D. Ryan
John D
Pion
Creation
Berlin
Indianapolis
Baron Austria
Seri Aelphia Ledger
New York
1919 Wheat Crop Plan Is Mapped For Montana
Secretary of Agriculture Houston outlines a national program to plant 45 million acres of fall wheat this year with a campaign by the department and colleges. Montana farmers face a large share of the quota and may need up to 10 million dollars in aid to seed 2 million idle acres. Governor Stewart will press federal authorities in Washington for assistance as war incentives drive farm production.
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Houston
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Montana
Helena
Stewart
Washington
War will rivet Monroe Doctrine on world policy
Mitre publisher of La Nacion asserts America has forced European recognition for the Americas war amid implied vast trade opportunities. He declares the policy will be never again questioned and emphasizes strong regional influence and future economic prospects.
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Mitre
la Nacion
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
America
Americas
Wartime Housewifery and Food Hoarding Reflections
An essay on emergency rations and Mrs Marshall’s locked pantry as an example of wartime restraint. It contrasts hoarding with the food administration’s guidance, urging collective sharing rather than individual stockpiling, noting inspections are unlikely and highlighting civic duty in a changing home economy.
Humorous Day Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of witty exchanges from Baltimore American Detroit Free Press Boston Transcript Life and other papers. Jokes cover marriage golf politics and clever banter about watches and brains with a light communal tone.
Chicago Dry Talk Sparks Nation Wide Debate
A clipping riffs on dry Chicago politics and national sentiment with references to Mr. Bryan advocating a dry Chicago and the broader call for temperance as a path to a dry America. The piece weaves wartime rhetoric about the Marne and a Prussian prisoner, suggesting a broader critique of wartime experiences.
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Bryan
Chicago
America
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Carl
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