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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
6
The Anaconda Standard listing shows advertising rates and subscription details. It notes pricing for monthly and annual terms, with advance payment encouraged. The document also identifies branches and contact avenues in Butte and other cities, listing various news agencies and territorial offices.
Charles W Fairbanks an adroit and accomplished politician known for a blameless life and sincere convictions served as Indiana senator and rose to national prominence. He led campaigns for Roosevelt in 1904 and Hughes in 1916, earning respect across parties for his honesty and leadership.
George Kennan argues in Outlook that the United States and Allies should intervene in Eastern Siberia to aid a cooperative movement against Bolshevik rule. He notes General Seminoff's stand against the Bolsheviks and suggests allied forces, possibly supported by Japan, could stabilize the region to influence Western Siberia and European Russia.
The veteran diplomat argues US aid to Russia could safeguard its people from German and Bolshevik control, while Congress debates a fiscal year 1919 tax bill of eight billion dollars. He notes Americans can bear the burden, with taxes preferred over bonds to fund the war effort.
The article notes that many men over forty who have served in past wars are eager to join as the draft ages shift. Secretary of War cites readiness to use older volunteers behind the lines to free younger soldiers for frontline duty, while concerns about political party tensions rise.
The piece argues that postwar amnesty cannot absolve disloyalty and predicts a purge of traitors. It warns that loyal citizens will demand accountability for those who supported Germany and that such individuals will be forced to relocate or lose social standing after the conflict ends.
A speaker proclaims that postwar life will center on memory and honoring patriotic Americans. The remark emphasizes the lasting significance of sacrifice and the strong national sentiment that will endure beyond conflict.
A scattered column roams from home front morale to wartime rationing and tax pleas. It juggles patriotic exhortations, conservation calls, and satirical asides about rationing, unemployment, and public figures while noting population in uniform and military targets.
At the Imperial Council meeting of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobis of the Mystic Shrine in Atlantic City New Jersey on June 5 to 6 Mr Elias J Jacoby of Indianapolis will be advanced to Imperial Potentate for North America The election is likely to occur on Wednesday June 5
Frances Marshal explains practical silver care emphasizing cleaning with hot water, immediate drying, and a salt soda boil in an aluminum dish to prevent tarnish. She notes labor-saving methods but urges thorough drying and safety, citing a scientific justification for the boil method and conventional polishing as slower.
A collage of fragmented humor lines from multiple newspapers including Boston, Macon, Sydney, and Washington, featuring wry quips about salaries, romance, fashion, and daily mishaps. The unreadable OCR mix preserves quirky one liners and streetwise banter across towns, with little coherent narrative.
A collage of opinion lines mocks leaders and events from multiple papers. References span Kaiser era convicts in a battalion to union wage boosts and U S Caranza tensions, with quips on Roosevelt Taft Creel Capelle and German submarine chatter, reflecting press sniping and political ribbing.
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