Anaconda Standard Publisher Ad and Contact Details
Publication and advertising information for The Anaconda Standard from Anaconda Montana. Includes publishing house address, departments, ad representative, subscription rates, and lists of newsstands and agencies where the Standard is sold. Mentions multiple city agents and distribution points across the United States.
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Porrign
Pritam J. Morton Co
New York
Pitth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Afc
Montana
Hotating’s
Broadway
Chicago
Conerens
Fe Paul
St. Marie
Clear Andews Co
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Kelly
Denver
Western
Fan Laie
Emma van Patte
Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
China
Portland
Bowman
Postoffice Corner
Omara
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beatte—Whitney
Acme News Co
Orel
Treason in Butte Parades and War Bond Drive
A 1917 editorial criticizes attacks on anti parade protests in Butte and discusses loyalty, police action, and the wartime bond drive. It notes soldiers patrolling streets, leaders arrested, and confirms substantial enlistment and funds for the war effort, with Pershing and supplies arriving for US troops.
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Butte
Bete
Simone Racy Ciy
Perade
New York
Boouane
Becky
Goa
Thas
Montana
Liberty Bonds
Calliope Sings of Kaiser Bill and Achilles Rivalry
A dated dramatic piece recalls Homeric wrath and rewrites Achilles as a Kaiser Bill figure. It frames Germany’s anger as divine vengeance against Britain and allies, combining myth with a wartime booster tone and ominous warnings of a coming onslaught.
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Homer
Calliope
Achilles
Heavenly Muse
Greece
Constantine
Germany
William
Kaiser Bill
Bill
Cally
England
France
Italy
America
Front Line Medical Helpers Answer Call for War
Western Front notes announce 180 ambulance drivers and 75 nurses landed in France, with ships reporting effective anti submarine actions. Doctors and surgeons nationwide are responding to the government call, expected to reach 10,000 over two years to treat wounded and sick as the war continues.
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France
Pershing
Western Front
Ood
Eas
Mough
Emilee
Dangerous I W W rhetoric stirs unrest in Butte 1914
A 1914 Butte confrontation with I W W influence is cited as stirring violence and threatening copper production. The piece condemns the movement as disloyal and dangerous, condemning its leaders, urging support for Red Cross week, and lampoons Kaiser Wilhelm and global war politics with satirical asides.
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Butte
United States
United States of America
Sam
Red Cross
Housewife Waste Alarm Urges Saving Food
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece argues housewives waste 700 million dollars worth of food annually. It cites total annual food purchases between 2 and 3 billion and accuses households of waste via overcooked, moldy, or oversized portions. The article urges women to cut waste to boost national prosperity.
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Americ
Mae
McClure
Doubtful Compliment From Superintendent On Wiggin Book
A letter to Kate Douglas Wiggin from the superintendent of a home for the feeble minded praises her book read by the inmates. The official spoke in strong terms of the pleasure the work gave and concluded with a remark praising the author.
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Kate Douglas Wiggin
Taste and sense of taste in science and art
A historical essay discusses taste as a sensitive, individual sense contrasted with collective hearing, noting bitterness and sourness, and citing Titchener and Hollingsworth. It argues taste serves the individual from birth to death, aiding digestion and well being, while taste lacks group-wide sharing like music.
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Sitter
Nicholls
Bally
Esworth
Tae Baton
Ana Ieee
Hollingsworth
Poffenberger
W. A. Evans
Spirit of the Press and Public Sentiment Snippets
A collage of editorial snips cites Liberty bonds and notable figures like Jackson Barnett, famed Creek Indian, urging national devotion and financial support. Other items muse on marriage dreams, political campaigns, Pershing’s staff, and draft-age attitudes, reflecting early 20th century editorial wit and public mood.
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Heap
Jackson Barnett
the Rockefeller
Providence Journal
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