Anaconda Standard advertising and distribution note
Notices list advertising offices and distributors for The Anaconda Standard in multiple cities. It includes subscription rates, mailing options, and general address details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. The item documents sales channels and where the paper is sold outside Montana.
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Iliam J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Tribune
America
SWS
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eenth
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
Marlo Cigar
Woodward and Michieanand Kelly Clear
Bart Laise
Emma van Patten
Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
China
Portland
Rowman
O'Mara
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie—Whitnis Agency
Beattie
Acme News Co
Butte Mine Heroes Rescue Brave Men
Monday June 11, 1917 reports rescue of some miners from Granite Mountain mine of North Butte company. Many believed dead, rescue teams praised for risking their lives in gas filled shafts. The piece lauds Butte’s miners as real heroes inspiring courage and sacrifice.
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Granite Mountain
North Butte Company
Butte
Patriotism and a coming house cleaning in America
A speaker declares that loud critics reveal true loyalties when danger calls. They warn that slackers quitters and cowards will be exposed and patriotic Americans will undergo a thorough house cleaning, implying a demand for unity and commitment in tough times.
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America
Davies Retires as Butte Librarian After Twenty Five Years
John F. Davies retires as Butte librarian after organizing and shaping the library from St. Louis arrival a quarter century ago. The library now serves the western region as a highly useful institution and Davies is praised for faithful service. Miss Gertrude Nichols will succeed him as librarian.
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John F. Davies
Butte
Lbror
Davies
St. Louis
Gertrude Nichols
Afterwar loyalty will be revealed by records, vows and bonds
The speaker argues that postwar records will expose loyalty in birth or adoption, service registration, bond support, and financial behavior including gold hoarding. He says election books will show who registered to vote and who did not, separating true citizens from quitters.
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United States
Representation drive urges quick Liberty Bond purchases
A wartime appeal warns that subscriptions close next Friday and urges every citizen to participate. It stresses that even those who cannot fight should buy bonds, and that being represented in the loan is essential for all families and individuals, regardless of age or gender. It notes volunteers do not pay, but others should support the war effort.
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United States of America
America
Montana Harvest Prose Appeals to Prosperity and Peace
The piece speaks of seeds in the ground and birds singing as summer approaches, urging generous rainfall and sunshine to yield a bountiful Montana harvest. It calls Montanans to focus on feeding soldiers, envisioning prosperity after sorrow in the eastern hemisphere and relief spreading across the sea.
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Montana
Rise and fall of U S debt through wars in history
A historical summary tracks U S indebtedness from 127 million after the 2nd War with England to peaks during the Civil War and beyond. It notes debts rising to 2.845 billion by 1866, then easing in peaceful years, and again increasing to 1.155 billion by 1898 with Spain’s war.
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England
Mt Tio
Mexico
Spain
War bonds push debt above a billion dollars
The text notes that bond issuance for Panama Canal construction and wartime expenses has pushed total debt past one billion dollars. Congress approved an extra seven hundred million dollars to cover the first year of war, with uncertainty about debt if the war lasts longer than a year.
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Panama Canal
Congress
Battle for New York City Hall as fusion blocks Tammany
War or not, voters in New York City gear up for a hot municipal campaign. Tammany Hall seeks to regain control with a fusion of Republicans and anti Tammany Democrats after Mayor Mitchel’s 1919 win. President Wilson’s stance may shape the lineup and outcome.
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New York City
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Mitchel
Wilson
New York
War Tax Bill Delayed as Lobbyists Press Congress
The senate finance committee probes the war tax bill amid heavy lobbying. Officials fear a delay of weeks before passage in both houses, noting the added billion and a half tax will burden businesses yet remains a wartime necessity. Congress may deliberate at length without harming overall wartime goals.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Washington
Congress
Facts About Hearing From Keeping Wesl By Dr Evans
Dr W A Evans outlines basic hearing science and the ear’s structure. He explains external, middle, and internal ear components, routes to the cochlea, and how sound waves become nerve impulses. The piece ends noting the Methodist Church South seeks to raise foreign mission gifts to one million dollars in the current fiscal year.
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W. A. Evans
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Artichokes as Potatoes Plea for Thorny Veggie Breadth
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece argues artichokes offer a cheap nutritious substitute amid high living costs. It explains Jerusalem and globe artichokes differ, notes wild populations, and suggests growing or buying them. Provides preparation tips for puree and sauces including boiling, water treatment, and a brown sauce.
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United States
Jerusalem
Europe
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Youngest Son Fights Favoritism in Parsimony Family
A parsimony-minded merchant counsels patience as his younger son rails against elder brother’s advantage. He promises barrister training first, then army prep for the younger. The youth asks if the uniform will suit his hair, hinting at future Tagiment with ray armor.
Press quotes mix war talk and humor
A collage of remark snippets from U S newspapers reflects wartime mood. Commentary defends health discipline for civilians and calls out conscription debates while noting Russia and Ireland issues. Caricatures mention Kaiser, Pershing, Villa, and political figures with playful skepticism.
Humor Quotations From Various Papers On Life
A collage of quips and jokes from multiple newspapers including Pearson’s Weekly Boston the Lady of the House Puck and Baltimore American. Lines joke about age money hats aeronauts piano and marriage reflect early 20th century humor and social contrasts.
Noted Kiss Sparks Serious Talk In Household
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt shows a mother confronting her daughter after witnessing an unwelcome kiss from a young man named M. Simpkins. The daughter denies permission and explains she asked how it would affect her. The scene centers on consent and parental guidance.
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M. Simpkins
Mamma
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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