Anaconda Standard Publisher Directory Advertising Rates
The Anaconda Standard presents a publisher directory detailing advertising rates and departments. It lists contact details at 118 North Main Street and notes various departments including business, foreign benefits, and subscription, with references to regional news offices and metropolitan networks.
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Standard Purliemina Cov Pane
Ana Proprietors
Ana Tindane
Renconda
North Main Street
Busiess
Watto
FAT Benefts
Wikia
Mosess Saperecore Standard
New _York
Hotaiine
Bronten
Brine Ag Pattemn
Fa Mrateico United Rowe
Lee Aveslee-Kema News
Eon
Bigeeroniee
News
Aneney
Porn Pontomen Corsee
Pores Pee Ostare Teh
Wiliinton Nrente
Tecomatage News Co
Ithe Whitney
Ems
BeatticeArmer News
Occiden
Birbeck
Riverside
Handwriting on the wall profits no German peace terms
The piece argues the German drive will trigger new peace talks in Berlin but warns any proposal must abandon compromise. It condemns German betrayal of Russia, urges continued Allied pressure, and insists terms must reflect crushing defeat rather than honor in Potsdam. American diplomacy is praised as pivotal in teaching hard lessons on German soil.
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Berlin
Kaiserdom
France
Potsdam
Belgium
Clemenceau
la Partie
Gilling St Inleu
America
Brotherhood of Nations
Ed Huns
A. I. Or
A.M
Plight of O Leary Indicted Amid War Sentiment
Jeremiah O Leary, named among those indicted on sedition charges, fled to evade arrest. The piece links his stance against England to broader antiwar sentiment and argues no acceptable outlet exists for grievances at this time.
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Daily News
Jeremiah O'Leary
O'Leary
Wilson
United States
England
Final push for victory tones in wartime speeches
A packed page of remarks lauds Clemenceau and American resolve, urging strong allied sacrifice and complete devotion to final victory. It also covers wartime education choices, postwar prospects, and social commentary on politics, economy, and national morale amid global conflict.
Millionaire Plan to Colonize Wheat on Montana Wyoming Lands
Wall Street capitalists led by J P Morgan aim to form a Montana Farm Company to cultivate up to 200000 acres for wheat on reservations in Montana and Wyoming. T D Campbell of North Dakota will organize the venture with Morgan and other financiers providing capital as Indians cannot fund large scale farming. Campbell seeks a multi year project, betting on Campbell's scientific farming skill to overcome handicaps and make the venture a success.
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Eimbarkin
New York Herald
Wall Street
X Cortion
Montana
Wyoming
J. P. Morgan
Oris
T. D. Campbell
North Dakota
Northwest
Mr.Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Campbell
Untied States war stance framed as loyalty versus treason
The article defends U S patriotism amid World War I sentiment, arguing loyalty to the United States while condemning criticism aiding Germany. It stresses the nation's cautious entry into war, clarifies alliance with Great Britain as a practical partnership against a dangerous foe, and warns against doctrines that undermine the government’s war effort.
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Nates
United States
England
America
France
Belgium
Ireland
Great Britain
Hoover plan tests pantry hoards to curb waste and mice
Public test in Washington under Food Administrator Hoover argues that limiting household overstock reduces waste and costs. A Memphis grocer, Clarence Saunders, championed the public pantry concept, claiming success in many cities and promoting a shift away from private hoards toward an organized public plan.
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Washington
Hoover
Memphis
Tennessee
Clarence Saunders
Pian
Wartime corporation may transform American agriculture
The piece argues that with ample capital and large scale scientific methods directed by capable men, the wartime corporation could not only succeed but also develop methods that leave a lasting impression on American agriculture. It emphasizes brains at the helm and economies enabling progress.
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Iskely
Wartime Housewifery Inspires Enduring Knitting Duty
An essay in a 1918 Harper's Magazine excerpt urges women to keep knitting after WWI ends. It argues socks and mittens aid soldiers and civilians, supports hospital and old age home needs, and says skilled knitters can adapt to sweaters and children's garments. It emphasizes continuing the craft as a vital, humane habit beyond the war.
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Guild
Distr
McClure Syndicate
Humorous quotes and quips from the day’s papers
A collage of brief humor snippets and witticisms from Washington Star Answers New York World and other papers. Jests touch on butter, life after death, a restaurant window fryup, quick learning and forgetfulness, photo gifts, family questions, and a scholar’s dictionary joke.
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Washington Star
Jerita
Toston
Papa
Lveyerm
Louis Mite
Courter-Journal
Carton Wallze
Spirit of the Press and Wartime Satire Snippets
A collage of editorial quips and cartoon captions from papers like the Springfield Union and Detroit Free Press, riffing on German airmen, Kaiser satire, kitchen politics, and patriotism. Notes poke at Mr Kitchin, paper clothing, and volunteer enlistment amid submarine threats. pieced as humorous, period-bound opinion snippets.
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Germany
Detroit Free Press
Mr. Kitchin
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