Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Directory Ad
Anaconda Montana based STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY lists advertising and distribution details. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail prices, and mentions newsstands selling The Standard outside Montana. The notice provides office and contact hints with several city agencies and agents named.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Standard
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Concrems
St Paul-N. St Marie
News Co's
Bant Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodward
Michigan
Rochertar
Ion
Kelly Clear
Denver&Western News Agency
Sait Lave
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Wady
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child's News Agency
Postoffice Corner
End, Beattle
Acme News Co
Occidental and
Tester Way
Spokane
B. Slubeck, Wall and Riverate
Semerat Bart
He Biandard “Publishing Company
Mont
A Summer of Work and War Effort in 1917
The article urges Americans to forego vacations and commit to strenuous wartime labor. It stresses increasing food production and boosting copper, iron, and coal mining. War is described as the nation’s primary, serious business, requiring full citizen participation throughout the summer.
Progress in Democracy in England’s Reform Bill
The electoral reform bill pending in the house of commons would grant voting rights to 6,000,000 women and 2,000,000 men who have not had the franchise. This would nearly double England’s registered voters, marking a major advance toward representative government while contrasting with German promises.
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England
House of Commons
Prussia
Italian Offensive Advances Toward Trieste in War News
The Italian forces near Trieste push forward with prisoners taken as they close in on the city. Italy aims to reclaim provinces it claims as part of its nation and shows renewed fighting spirit. Austria has offered little resistance since the Russian- German actions.
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Trieste
Italy
Ital
Romania
Austria
Russia
Austin
Verdun
Somme
Trentino
Saloniki
Gallipoli
Mesopotamia
France
Edward J. Tinkham
Aisne
Cornell
Tinkham
American Ambulance Corps
Those Breeders of Trouble urged to register now
Those who advise men to resist conscription and avoid registering should be punished. The article proclaims there are no exceptions or exemptions and warns that nonregistrants disobey government orders and will be severely punished. It condemns agitators counseling disloyalty and hostility toward the government and the nation.
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United States
Tropics
Shechemn
Hebron
War era speech condemns slacker and praises Allied progress
Wartime speech defends freedom of action while denouncing antiwar agitators. It recalls Allied gains over the past year, noting Verdun’s defense, Salonic campaigns, Mesopotamian recovery, and Italian advances, contrasted with Russia’s fragile front. It warns slackers and urges full support for conscription amid a period of heightened patriotism.
Women’s Citizenship Rights and the Vote Movement
The piece argues that women may vote in many states soon but still lack full citizenship independent of their husbands. It notes unfairly losing U.S. citizenship when marrying a foreigner, urges constitutional amendment for universal inalienable citizenship, and cites pending congressional bills attempting to grant citizenship to some women.
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United States
Congress
Canada and Mexico Fear Slacker Desertion Bravado
A Civil War era piece mocks Confederate era deserters who fled to Canada and Mexico. It contrasts Canadian refusal to return them with a harsh forecast that deserters will face pursuit, danger, and ignominious capture upon attempting to hide abroad.
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Canada
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Optimism Across Lands Referenced In Brief Remarks
Optimistic notes praise global mood while noting Russia must balance duties as a water carrier. The piece contrasts swift lawmaker delays in Washington with rapid actions elsewhere. California crops progress with cabbages showing signs of growth. A recent local sports tally notes a four-game unbeaten run and Memorial Day in Philadelphia carried distinctive memories.
Housewife Advocates Food Economy Not Hoarding
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece urges households to practice strict food economy without hoarding cash. It argues shortages justify shifting to cornmeal and rice, warns against excessive savings, and notes farmers can pay for help as food prices rise amid war.
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McClure
Heraldic Symbol Believed Result of Dimidiation Theory
Some heralds argue the symbol arose from dimidiation, a child's method of halving two coats of arms and joining halves back to back. This produced a two headed figure, such as a son and an eagle combined. The griffin is thought to have originated from dimidiation.
Keeping Well Children Telling Tales in School
A committee from the Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs tests birth registration in Chicago by canvassing three schools. Among 50 responses, 21 babies were registered while 28 were not, suggesting 16 to 50 percent unregistered in the first year. The study links registration with infant health, war needs, and administrative duties, urging broader awareness and parental responsibility.
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Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs
Chicago
Tnt
United States
Conmun Omee
Restatrtion
Enmiend
New York
Pennavi- Varin
Ateniean
Minnesota
Gary
Ind
Fragments of Humor and Gossip Across Late 19th Century Press
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers, including dialogue on clerical garb and banquets, a mock legal scene, romantic fantasies, and light social jests. Notable bits reference a plain clothes preacher, tabled motions, a retainer dispute, a ghost of a millionaire, and a Kaiser caricature with a fanned coffee anecdote.
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Penn State
Boston ‘Transcript
Roosevelt Boots and Kaiser's Eye Foretold
A collage of editorial takes links T. R. Roosevelt to wartime leadership. Mentions Hindenburg’s visit, Berlin papers doubted, submarines named Rand, and calls for Pershing to redeem reputation. Uproar over wheat prices and US leadership cues weave through the clippings.
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T. R
Roosevelt
Kaiser
Houston
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Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
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