Anaconda Standard Publisher and Address List
The note presents the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details including publishing offices in Anaconda Mont and a long list of national and regional newsstands and distributors. It lists subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery and provides advertising and contact lines for the business departments.
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Standard Publishing
Anaconda
Bell
Lno
Standard Halidine
Mont Rutte Ranch
Hotating’s
Thirty-eishen
Broadway
Ghieneo—compress
St. Paul
Child's News Agency
Portland
Rowman, Postamice Corer
O'Mara
Firth
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney News Avencs
Acme News Co
Occidental
Spokane
B. Brubeck
Val!anderste
General Business Letters
Standard Publishing Company
Mont
Native Missourians on Reed and draft numbers in 1917
A 1917 discussion notes Senator James A. Reed's anti Hoover stance angering Missourians and praising Senators Shafroth and Myers. It explains the draft lottery process, designations by new draft numbers, and orderly calls for conscription, with focus on fairness and organization across districts.
Governor Whitman Calls Extraordinary Albany Session
Albany summoned for a special legislative session to tackle the food problem. Governor Whitman aims to enact reform via a commission of up to three men to oversee production, organization, transportation, and distribution, with hopes the plan can be a model for other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Whitman
George W. Perkin
Perkins
Perking
New York State
Cincinnati Enquirer
Public Service Commission
Counterfeit Potato Reported In Missouri Pot Luck
The St Louis Post Dispatch warns of counterfeit potatoes in circulation in Missouri. A bogus spud is made from potatoes water flour peas and lard shaped to fool consumers who may boil fry mash or bake it, a delusion and snare that mocks real food and misleads shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Missouri
Mistouri
Food Saving Campaign Championed by Mrs Walsh
Mrs Walsh wife of the senator leads a state wide effort with the Save Montana's Food slogan. She heads the Woodrow Wilson Woman's League which helped greatly in promoting food conservation across Montana.
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Wilson
League
Nation 1 Emergency Food Garden Commission
Montana
Commission
Maryland Building
Washingeton
D. C
T. J. Walsh
Mre Walsh
Woodrow Wilson Woman's League
Housewife's Economy By Frances Marshall
A summer bath guide urges regular morning and evening baths to rest and refresh. It lists temperatures for bath types from cool to hot and notes the benefits of warm and tepid baths for tired or bedtime use. A sponge bath before breakfast and a warm bath before evening meals are recommended in hot weather.
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Cota” Bat
Des Krees
Ses
Mecture New Paper Syndicate
Ces
Short Stories and a Messy Conversation Fragment
A garbled passage from Everybody's Magazine recounts a chaotic scene with characters such as Tunis Stefan Tris partner and an amiiour figure outside a center. The text glances at business growth, a doctor, an eventful day, and an exchange about presidency in the United States amid confusion and casual dialogue.
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Tunis
Stefan Tris
Siltenka
Hanks
Spey
Hallan
Citieenship
Coufl
United Staten
Mr Marsh
Shan Marsh
Everybody's Magazine
Hay fever in Louisiana and pollen impacts
A U S public health survey finds nearly 1 percent of Louisiana residents suffer hay fever, with regional pollen causes varying by season. Grass pollen dominates spring and summer in the South, ragweed drives autumnal cases, and sage pollen affects Pacific and Rocky Mountain areas. Control measures include cutting weeds and grass and lime-based treatments, though effectiveness varies.
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United States
Public Health Service
Louisiana
Schenpearell
Pacific
Rocky Mountain States
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press and Public Duty Echoes
The piece cites press voices and public duty amid wartime scrutiny. It notes officials seeking treason, U S Senate secrets, and political commentaries from multiple papers, highlighting distrust, patriotism, and calls for action against leaders and steel magnates while wartime sentiment swirls.
Humor of the Day Comic Bit From Early Papers
A humor snippet from the Detroit Free Press and Boston Transcript features witty exchanges about modern poetry and a boastful quip about a bright late girl who repeats every word. The fragmentary item evokes newspaper column style and playful banter.
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Detroit Free Press
Boston ‘Transcript
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James A. Reed
Reed
Kansas City
Senator Stone
Gumshoe Bill
Togie
Kansas City Star
St. Louis
John Shafroth
Colorado
Henry L. Myers
Ite
Sear Myers
Montanans
United Sw
France
Butte
Conda
Great Falls
Kerensky
Teutons
Kerensy
Hell
Fyodor Kerensky
Kaiser
Petrograd
Wilhelm
Potomac
Michaelis
Frances Marshall
EAD
Marchioness of
Londonderry
England
Wade
Lady Londonderry
Ny Pelay
Weil
Judae
Doc
Puck
Bu Tee
Wettoston Globe
Washington Star
Gotham
Church
Yonkers
Maria
Detroit
Spirit of the Press
Secret Service
Indianapolis
Mexico
Zimmermann
Germany
Arizona
Texas
Springfield Union
Enystelan
Tary Daniels
George Creel
Fountain Pen
Hoston
Tran
la Follette
Dallas News
Pross
Congress
Indianapolis’ Star
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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