Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Distribu
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising and subscription details for the Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda Montana. It includes rates, agents, and distribution outlets across major cities, naming Chicago Tribune and several other news agencies for newsstand sales and subscriptions. The notice lists addresses and contact points for business correspondence and regional agents including New York, Chicago, Denver, Portland, Seattle, and Rochester.
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Standard Publishing Coupany
Ai Conde Ae
Anaconda
Mort
Butte
North Mainstreet
Rational Dept
Filliam J. Morton Co
New York Fifth Avenue
Chicaeo Tribune Butlérie
Montana
Standard
New —York
Hotatine’s
St Paul’ S
Marie Clear and News Co
Fifth Street
Metropolitan News
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Tehnatter News Co
Emma van Patten
Efit
Francisco
United News
Los Anesles
Kemp News Agency
Ean Decochiias
Portland
Postofice Corner
Dan O'Mara
Fifth
Washington
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
German war aims debated as peace terms rejected
Berlin press touts a new "war aims" statement while critics argue no peace offer is acceptable until it is exacted from the Prussians without mercy. An American jurist warns that unpunished German crimes will stain any future peace, insisting justice must precede lasting reconciliation.
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Berlin
Hom
Germany
France
Belgium
Chicago
Ae Jared
War savings stamp day calls for sacrifice and patriotism
June and June 28 are designated war savings stamp day by the president and state governors. The appeal invites all citizens including children to invest for the boys overseas, framing the effort as a moral and patriotic duty to support the war against Prussian militarism.
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United States
Buy the stamps and buy them often
The passage urges patriotic support for a national subscription driven by sacrifice and personal gain. It contrasts altruistic defender rhetoric with mercenary investment, insisting Americanism never repudiates debts and that securities are backed by the nation’s wealth and long stability. It calls for widespread individual subscriptions.
Germans Lack of Honor in Diplomacy, Meyliger Argues
William Meyliger argues German dishonor in diplomacy and war stems from a lack of organized games shaping fair play in youth. He contrasts American, English, and French sporting traditions with German pursuits, noting a history of cruelty in German amusements and suggesting that athletic training might have softened their national morale had it begun earlier.
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William Meyliger
Stockholm
Sens
Berlin
Teutons
Hisory
Na Hons
Call of the Stream and War Era Reflections
A rambling 1918 era column blends fishing lore with wartime duties and public notices. It celebrates nature and the art of angling while warning against Liberty bond theft and urging safe storage, stockpiling, and patriotic action amid a tumultuous home front. The piece threads in political mentions, Grand War anxieties, and a call to observe Flag Day with a blend of humor and resolve.
Judge Condemns Preacher Used Pulpit to Incite War Effort
In Greene County a local judge denounces a minister who allegedly used his pulpit to oppose patriotic causes and to mislead his congregation. He accuses the preacher of degrading influence and flouting direct mandates of the government while exploiting family ties to justify his stance. The speech condemns the spread of this Rangrenous doctrine and calls for accountability.
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Buster
Greene County
Unclear statement in court prompts call to eject defendant
A judge condemns a defendant as treasonous and demands immediate removal from the courthouse. The speaker laments activities aiding the enemy, vows retribution, and urges sheriff to clear the courtroom at once amid accusations against neighbors and friends.
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Angels of Mercy
Berlin
Burg
Ny Wight
Wartime Caning Guidance For Housewifery Readers
Wartime article advises cautious home canning to conserve resources. It emphasizes using reliable ring quality, boiling sterilization, and avoiding new methods. Begin with easy tasks like berry jam and pickles, and seek government canning recipes from the Department of Agriculture or the Food Administration in Washington.
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Atera
Department of Agriculture
Food, Administration
Washington
Dec
Wsis
McClure
Syndten
Westminster turmoil shocks Commons as war talk rises
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Westminster debate and tensions over a recent flight incident. Mentions Sir Gonn Simon and a fight linked to headquarters in France, hinting at a parliamentary issue and possible military context. The readable text is unclear on dates and specifics.
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Westminster
Gonn Simon
France
Fragments of Humorous Exchange From Historic Papers
A collage of humorous lines from various newspapers includes mock conversations about telepathy, smoking in the house, and sharp retorts. Also captured are quips about a baby show, a tree chopping remark, and a farmer’s seed exchange noting local food shortages.
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Catie Dove
Boston
Washington Star
Birmingham Louleville
Lawlaville Courier= Journal
New York
One Thing He Can't Do
A collage of editorial snips from multiple papers lampoons leaders and wartime actions. The quips reference the Kaiser ex-presidents and graft charges while mocking the press and Allied efforts with a mix of names and sharp-toned opinions.
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Germany
Detroit
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