Anaconda Standard Ad Details and Rural Route Office
Publication data for the Anaconda Standard includes office addresses, telephones for departments, and foreign advertising. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail prices, and identifies various newsstands and distribution points across the United States.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chieneo—Trinune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Broadway
Chicco —Concrese
St. Paul
St. Marie Ciear and News Co's
Detroit
Metropolitan News Coe
Wongware
Michignn
Rochester
Fifth and Wash
Treeo News Co
Reattie—Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Yerier Way
Spokane
P. Stirbeck
Val
Riverie
Up On The Hill Miners Return To Work At Higher Wages
The article notes miners returning to work after new wage scales and conditions were announced by mining companies. Organized labor supports the agreement and a vast majority accept the terms, while a small I W W faction resists, aiming to shut mines to hinder war production.
Standard Oil Urges Less Gasoline Use For War Effort
The Standard Oil Company asks Americans to curb pleasure driving and conserve gasoline as production lags demand. With about 4,000,000 motorcars and a projected deficit of 36,600,000 barrels this year, the plea emphasizes ensuring fuel for war needs.
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Oll
Books for CAPs Help Supply Reading in Camps
The government asks libraries to gather usable books from homes nationwide and forward them to training camps for active service members. Local libraries like Butte public library will coordinate collection from all four books and send them to soldiers, converting idle shelf items into helpful reading material to pass time.
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Butte Public Library
Reading material appeal boosts front line literacy
A wartime appeal notes boys at the front seek odd stories adventure sea tales detective plots and historical works. Popular reads include travel history biography and humorous short stories with technical books on aviation wireless telegraphy submarines first aid and hygiene in demand. Foreign language aids especially French grammars are desirable.
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Ing
Law and obedience amid I W W rhetoric in Butte
In recent public speeches in Butte an I W W agitator derides city ordinances and the constitution as scraps of paper and urges defiance of laws. Officials warn that while citizens may argue or seek repeal, obedience is mandatory and patience will end as treasonous utterances push limits.
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Butte
United States
TW. W
France
America
Northwest Apple Crops Grow Strong Amid War Ration Plea
Apple harvest prospects look large in Montana Oregon and Washington while eastern and southern regions lag at about half. Northwest growers send a delegate to Washington urging apples be listed as regular food and included in army and navy rations to bolster sustenance for soldiers. They claim apples provide essential nutrition and note workers in Western Montana favor apples exclusively during harvest.
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Montana
Oregon
Washington
United States
Northwest
Missoula
Three Years of War and Outlook on Victory
A historical reflection marks three years of terrible warfare and hopes for an end within two years. It notes Germany’s failed chance for a quick win after the 1914 Marne battle, the long-term impact on German military aims, and the inability to recover the lost momentum against Allied forces and Russia.
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Germany
Marne
Great Britain
War prospect and German strategy after Verdun defeat
A commentator argues Germany cannot win the war on land or sea. Submarine campaigns failed to starve Britain. Despite hard fighting ahead, democracy will grow stronger. a German revolution could bring a quick peace with lenient terms. The United States will add force, making three years of war increasingly decisive for peace.
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Serbia
Romania
Montenesto
Naza
Verdun
Ene- Tana
England
Germany
Tong
United States
Montana College Men in World War Effort Reach Record Serving Students
Dean L Stone of the University of Montana notes the university has about 800 students in agricultural and military work as it enters the nations war effort. One hundred eighteen are in military service with 66 from the state university and 41 from the agricultural college. Four faculty members teach military service and 171 students work in agriculture today. The college community is praised for its patriotic record and pride in its young men.
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A. L. Stone
College of Journalism
University of Montana
School of Mines
Agricultural College
State University
Agricutural College
Montana
Oasis Created By Engineers In California Desert
In a southeast California desert stretch between El Centro and Yuma engineers bored a hole and found waters. Date seeds were planted and vegetables sown to create an oasis made to order.
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el Centro
Yuma
California
Housewife's Economy The Second Lesson
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece notes how wartime thrift reshapes female roles on and off the home front. It discusses women embracing physical fitness, service work, and resilience while wartime demands push a new ideal of femininity through service boots and Spartan training. It highlights volunteers like ambulance drivers and college girls taking men’s jobs, praising pluck and adaptability.
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Biestul
McClure
How to Keep Wet by Dr Evans China War Hygiene
The American Journal of Public Health cites Saville on wartime sanitation. French methods include Jentoride lime deodorant and sour lime for fermentation control, formalin as a body disinfectant, and field dilutions using chloride of lime and corrosive sublimate with salt in quarts of solution.
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American Journal of Public Health
Saville
Wartime Hygiene and Field Sanitation Practices
A 1911 account details military sanitation methods such as sterilizing bedding with heat, using copper sulphate and cresols for waste, kerosene hair treatment, and foot care by chiropodists. It notes cleansing routines, nail and corn care, and the handling of lice and clothing with chemical powders amid army conditions and marches.
Spirit of the Press and War Witnesses
A collection of satirical clippings from Louisville Courier-Journal and other papers mocking wartime policy and leaders. References include Colonel House, Carranza, German Crown Prince, Chancellor Michaelis, and Senator La Follette. The tone is partisan, witty, and critical of official actions and taxation ideas.
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Ofice
Standard
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Caps
Montana College
Frances Marshall
W. A Evans
China
Kerensky
N. V. Nekrasoft
Kornitof
Xsaington
Dre
Derek Beane
Louis Republie
Phialaeionia ‘Ledger
Canada
York World
Knoxvile Journal
Frivane
Times-Star
Washington Star
Jara
Italy
New York Evening Post
Woodrow Wilson
John Barleycorn
Dallas News
Tommy
Puck
Detroit Free Press
Jane Willis
Charlie
Gitt
Probaune Cain
Sid
Foulivities Courier-Journal
Dicky
Papa
Boston Transcript Tn
Andy
Walthmare
Spirit of the Press
Kentucky
Louisville Courier-Journal
Heine Strahted
Colonel House
Texas
Ry Mark
Carranza
Moston Globe
William J. Ryan
Son of Mars
la Follette
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Michaelis
Congress
Dianapolis
Georg Michaelis
Crown Prince
New York Telegraph
Ike Beang
Dinkiel Basinge
Rice & May
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