Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Notices
An ibridged local page shows the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company with office details at North Main Street Anaconda Mont. It lists subscription rates daily and Sunday prices and a network of news agencies in cities including New York Chicago Detroit and Portland with assorted sales and delivery points. The notice directs general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Anaconda Standard
Veandard Publishing
CON Fane
Anke
Conanae
Briphones
Rosine Moat Rattori
Omse
Anacanta
Mort Butte
North Main Street
William J. Morton Co
New York
Sandard
Orternit
Montana
New —York
Hotaine’s
Congress
Marie Clear and News Co
Fifth Street
Detrettae Metropolitan
News Co
Wentward
Michigan
Pochester Minn
Kelly Elmartore Pencer
Washington Streets
Tacoma—Trene News Co
Seattle
Whitney News Ameney
Acme, News Co
Occidental
Yewer Way
Pokane
B. Btrbeck
Wall and Vereide
Shania
The
Standard Publishing Company
Annowds
Mont
Montana Wheatless Month Aims To Aid War Effort
On June 1 1918 Montana called for a voluntary wheatless period through July 1 to conserve wheat for Allied forces in France and Belgium. The state food board framed it as a patriotic request rather than an order, trusting Montanans of all classes to comply.
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Montana
Union
State Board of Food Administration
France
Belgium
Questions of the Hour War Message for Homer Citizens
Questions of the Hour urges Homer residents to assess their WWI home front contributions. It asks if families conserve food and materials, support liberty bonds, and do all they can to aid the nation. Each person must decide if they are doing their full share or bearing some blame for failure.
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Buiter Anaconda
Wate
Homer
Coodshoe
Roosevelt Rejoins New York Republican Club After Feud
The veteran statesman Colonel Roosevelt accepts an invitation to rejoin New York's conservative Republican club, once hostile to him six years earlier amid the 1912 split. The club, known as a headquarters for the party's stalwart wing, marks a notable political return.
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Roosevelt
Republican Club of
New York
William Barnes
Roosevelt Return Sparks GOP Comeback Bold Claim
The portrait of Roosevelt was moved from a main room to the cellar then unboxed and restored to its honor. A secretary invited him to resume membership, and he accepted, signaling a strong return to lead the party. Protests grow over Wheeler appointment, with state and county defense councils opposing.
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Roosevelt
Repubican
Seve
Walsh
B. K. Wheeler
United States
State Council
County Council of Defense
Helena
Wheeler
Montana
War generation and youth in public life
A Philadelphia Telegraph piece argues future leaders will be younger, with boys entering college and business earlier. It cites historical figures like Andrew Jackson, Jefferson, John Marshall, and Henry Clay to suggest a trend toward early public service and professional achievement. The text also contemplates political and military leadership remaining in younger generations if current precedents hold.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Andrew Jackson
Congress
Philadelphia
United Sites Senate
Senate
Jackson
State Supreme Court
Our Fé
Jefferson
Continental Congress
John Marshall
Henry Clay
Amerie
France
Harry Lauder’s War Story A Minstrel in France
Tomorrow the Standard begins a gripping daily tale by Harry Lauder about his wartime journey. From singing for troops to fundraising and endurance in trenches, Lauder recounts guiding recruits, visiting nearly 100 cities, and sending 12,000 men to the front. His memoir, A Minstrel in France, aims to lift courage for those in service and friends in uniform.
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Standard
Harry Lauder
Butte
No Man's Land
England
Ciites
Boston
Los Angeles
France
America's Men Ready For Food Conservation Campaign
Mrs Burnett Smith English guest of Lord Rhondda assists Hoover in food conservation efforts and writes on English home practices. She notes women mostly follow rules, while men resist changes to meals, preferring familiar dishes. She predicts wartime and postwar improvements driven by English households.
Vatican complex described with many connected buildings
Vatican figures describe a sprawling complex built in different periods covering 767 feet in length with about 200 servants employed there. The note details linked structures and the scale of its operations within the city.
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Vatican
Wartime Housewifery Advice on Bread Waste
Frances Marshall discusses conserving bread during war, urging efficient use of white bread and substitutes. She lists crumb-based meals like croquettes and puddings, suggests soaking and baking with crumbs, and notes methods to stretch rations, ending with a wartime morale note and cross-paper quotes.
Mixed World War I Dispatches Across U.S. Papers
A collage of excerpts from New York Telegraph Chicago That’s Another Question Detroit Pre Press reports and St Louis Globe Democrat discuss patriotism, Creel, hospital staffing, and German peace notes. The snippets reflect wartime rhetoric and shifting public sentiment.
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von Hindenburg
August
New York World
Pater
Soldier Hour Poem from Allen Observer
The piece reflects on soldiers and their loved ones as dusk deepens, urging prayers for those in trenches. It honors the sacrifice of husbands, wives, and mothers awaiting letter or cable updates, praising soldiers' courage and the deep affection that sustains them.
Humor of the Day Cited Exchanges Across Papers
A stitched together comic quip from various papers captures witty baffles and mock dialogue about editors and editors notes. It features snatches from the Caswell Saturday Journal the Washington Star and others with jokes about editors soldiers and romance.
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