Classified ad page for Standard publishing and distribution
The Anaconda Standard presents advertising and subscription details for the Standard Publishing Company. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and mentions foreign advertising representation Miriam J. Morton Co. It also notes where the Standard is sold outside Montana and provides several newsstand and distribution locations in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam J. Morton Co
New York
EWS
Montana
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Kelly Clear
Denver
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Treeo News Co
Beattie—Whitney
Beattie—Acme News Co
Occidental
Yesler Way
Bookane
B. Stubeck
Wall and
Riverside
Btandard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Montters and
Core
Liberty Bond Meeting At Rialto Theater In Butte
A Liberty bond meeting is set for 2 30 pm at the Rialto theater. Dr Newell Dwight Hillis and Lawrence Chamberlain will give patriotic addresses to spur Butte’s bond subscriptions toward a $2 001 000 target as local volunteers show strong war support.
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Rialto Theater
Butte
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Lawrence Chamberlain
Northwest
West
Marching to War Through Butte Streets
Volunteers march to the railroad station amid widespread community support in Butte. The city sponsors the departure with citizens cheering, honoring the young men bound for service and pledging courage and duty, reflecting credit on their community.
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Butte
Japanese in the War Boosts Eastern Front Entente Effort
The report describes Japanese ships arriving in the Atlantic and a potential Japanese army moving through Siberia to aid Russia. It notes Russia's munitions supply, soldiers deserting, and waning discipline since the revolution, suggesting Japanese involvement could strengthen the Entente’s position on the Eastern Front.
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Atlantic
Siberia
Russia
Germany
Democracy on Trial and the Call to Sacrifice
A wartime address argues Americans should join the defense of democracy, contrasting Republican freedom with European autocracy. It contends Russia may face Japanese soldiers, questions railway logistics, and proclaims the United States worth dying for to preserve liberty and governance by consent.
June 5 Registration Day Urges Duty to Register
For years newspapers urged men to register to vote, noting it is a duty and not optional. June 5 is a mandatory registration day for all within the stated age unit, a requirement tied to potential military service. All who may be called to serve must register, regardless of personal choice.
War Taxes Compared With Europe Declared High Yet Lighter
The piece notes U S war taxes will be steep but still far lower than in England, France, and Germany where wartime levies have persisted since the war began. It warns of higher levies if the conflict lasts beyond a year, with taxes on luxuries rising prices while staples are spared. Automobile taxes are noted as an inevitability, yet the public could manage without autos if needed.
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Russia
Siberia
England
France
Germany
Europe
United States
Detroit Free Press
Puck
Boston Transcript
Utica Globe
Sorghum
Washington Star
War Taxes and War Measures Dominate Congress Session
The piece compares American tax burdens to England’s, noting rises under the war revenue bill. It reports Congress will likely stay in session through summer, focusing on war measures, bond issuance, and army funding. Prohibition and suffrage may wait until next winter, though a war liquor ban could appear.
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Congress
House
Thetate Finance Committee
Senate
Lkely
Humorous Quotations From Old Newspapers
A compilation of witty exchanges and quips from various era papers. Jokes about temperament marriage divorce and journalism poke fun at editors politicians and busybodies with light sharp humor and comic miscommunications.
Luncheon ideas for busy households in warm weather
A 1917 McClure syndicated piece advises light showery lunches for忙 families. It favors sandwiches without butter and milk based vegetable cream soups, noting hot soups are excessive for children and summer fatigue.
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McClure
Birth Registration Urged to Protect Babies
A Chicago survey by the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs shows many babies lack birth certificates. Dr. W. A. Evans notes cities vary in registration accuracy and argues that death rates must be known to budget infant welfare. The piece includes examples and humorous anecdotes from Mr. Bangs's column.
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Chicago
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs
Thompson
Ogden
Utah
Riverside
Cal
Madison
Wis
Chicago, Il
Stockton
C East
Ind
Hammond
Nashville, Tenn
Penn
Mich
Elizabeth
N.J
Wheeling
W.va
Superior
Sant Cruz
Youngstown
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Norwood
Sun- Pa
Kearney
Camden
Birmingham
Ala
Winthroptown
Mase
Baltimore, Md
Dublin
Santa Clara
Mobile
Alamo
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Missoula
Mont
Concora
N.H
Asbury Park
East Orange
N. J
Hor- N. J
Plattsboro N.Y
Saratoga Springs
Cincinnati
Columbus
Massilion
Harrisburg
Nashville
Chicopee
Mass
W. A. Evans
Arbuckle Dining Tale Shows Tea Troubles in Texas
Maclyn Arbuckle recalls a trip to a Texas eating house where he asks for tea. A jokey waiter offers plain tea and jokes about Ceylon tea. The droll exchange highlights regional humor and repartee common to American road humor.
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Maclyn Arbuckle
Texas
Arbuckle
Ceylon
Wwe
Saturday Evening Post
Pillar
John Kendrick Bangs
Spirit of the Press and Fractured Headlines
A collage of satirical clippings mocks eugenics race talk and wartime bravado. Snippets reference a crown prince Bavarian directive, Texas harvesting wheat, Julius Caesar joiners, dodgy mining stock chatter, and leaders Pershing Wu Ting Fang and others in a rapid-fire era portrait.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
North Main Street
Liberty Bond Meeting
Democracy ON Trial
United States of America
America
Housewiife
Frances Marshall
W A. Evans
Navy Pet
Kvealae Telegram
Spirit of the Press
Sefeyee
Bavaria
Baltimore American
Doc Zimmerman
Mexico
Boston Globe
Julius Caesar
Minnie Caesar
United 5
The
Goths
Chattanooga
Kaiser
General Pershing
Knoxville Journal and
Trib
Wu Ting-Fang
China
Louis Post-Dispateh
Rice & May
A. C. ML Hardware House
Cor
Main and Quartz Butte
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