Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates
Public notice style data lists publishers and proprietors entered at Anaconda Montana post office. Includes branch addresses in Butte and various agencies across major cities with advertising rates, subscription terms, and office contacts.
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Standard Publishing
Anaconda
Eul
Durinees Baitoriat
Mont. Butte
North Main Street
Pasiness
Ponmine Advertieno Rammam Fs
Morton Go
York
Finch Avenue
Carter
SonBak
Butte Loyalty Defies Treason Accusations In Treasonable Parade Debate
On Saturday June 16, 1917 editorials defend Butte against claims of treason from an anti conscription parade attempt. They praise local police and citizens for stopping the plan, arresting leaders and aiding patrols. They compare Butte’s loyalty to other cities and note Montana’s high war efforts.
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Butte
United States Army
New York
Spokane
Montana
War Effort Urges Wealth and Manpower for Victory
The article notes registered men and subscribed funds to sustain the war, promising abundant support for the Allied effort. It mentions Pershing’s arrival and a 10,600 ton supply collier, with American base hospitals being set up behind the lines as preparations continue before true front battle impact is felt.
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France
Pershing
Kaiser's Wrath Inspires Calliope Ode To War
A satirical historical fragment portrays Calliope singing of Kaiser Bill’s rage over attacks on King Constantine and the Allies. It likens Achilles to a slacker, then extols Germany’s vengeance, promising punishment from the Kaiser with divine aid and a brutal campaign against England France Italy America and others.
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Homer
Calliope
Achilles
Heavenly Muse
Greece
Constantine
Germany
Silles
William
Kaiser Bill
Bill
Cally
England
France
Italy
America
Western Vent Opens New Front in War Effort
Report describes another wave of 180 ambulance drivers and 75 nurses landing safely in France. It praises Allied ships for effective anti submarine actions and notes submarines are less destructive now, with credit due to Allied efforts and improved operations.
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France
Ood
Sam
Red Cross
Dix
Physicians Rally To War Service Nationwide As Doctors Answer Call
Physicians across the country abandon practices and offices to join the war effort. The government may require about 10,000 doctors and surgeons over the next two years as battles continue, with loyalty and readiness ensuring enough experts to treat wounded and ill.
A Dangerous Element in Butte and National War Talk
A 1914 Butte unrest is cited as the work of a dangerous element affecting copper production and loyalty to the United States. The piece warns workers and companies to shun this influence, condemns I W W activity, and ties antiwar sentiment to broader international tensions with satirical, wartime undertones about Kaiser Wilhelm and Pershing.
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Butte
United States
United States of America
Fragmented rant on world leaders and politics in 1919 tone
A stream of provocative lines attacks Germany and the Kaiser, Emma Goldman, and IWW, contrasting Wilson’s steadiness with wartime hostility. It mocks foreign rulers and political movements, then closes by urging readers to “See the Sunday Standard shine.”
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China
Solar System
Emma Goldman
Perdition
Republic
Nicholas
Russia
Constantine I
Greece
William
Germany
Wilson
Kaiser
Jover Butte
Sunday Standard
Housewife's Waste Fumbles $700 Million in Food Loss
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece argues women shoulder most home food waste. It cites yearly losses of 700 million dollars and urges careful handling of apples, potatoes, bread, and portions to cut waste and bolster national prosperity.
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Americ
McClure
Doubtful Compliment From Superintendent About Marm Lisa
A letter said to have reached Kate Douglas Wiggin from a home for the feeble minded praises her book Marm Lisa. The superintendent ends by declaring Wiggin “the favorite author of the feeble minded.”
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Kate Douglas Wiggin
How to Keep Well Taste Sense And Taste Perception
Our sense of taste is divided into four main groups with multiple subdivisions. Bitter, sour, salty, and sweet flavors interact, with taste sensitivity varying across parts of the tongue. Taste develops early in infancy and remains a personal, individual sense throughout life, influenced by health and constitution.
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Nichols
Reid
Tioningsworth
Hollingsworth and Pottenberger
Hollingsworth and Poffenberger
W. A. Evans
Slacker P. V. Nasby on Draft Evasion in 1862
In a humorous 1862 missive, Petroleum V. Nasby outlines comical, fictional frailties to avoid Lincoln era conscription. He lists ailments from baldness and dandruff to chronic bronchitis and back pains, poking fun at the draft and political opposition to the Civil War.
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Petroleum V. Nasby
Ian
Spirit of the Press on Bond Drive and Immigrant Valor
A collage of editorials praises Jackson Barnett, a Creek Indian known as the Rockefeller of his race, for aiming to invest nearly one million dollars in Liberty bonds. The pieces tout immigrant lineage and national devotion, while other notes joke about Pershing, draft avoidance, and old-age mobilization, reflecting wartime sentiment.
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Jackson Barnett
Rockefeller
Providence Journal
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Tad
John
Serbia
Rumania
Harvard
Milan
Reec
Billy Sunday
Devil
Haig
Teutons
London
Uncle Sam
Gam
Keiser
Frances Marshall
Arras
Chicago
Stanton
Spirit of the Press
New York Sun
Petrograd
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Pennsylvania
Ap Peats
Boles Penrose
Boston Transcript
Sith
Celephone
Rice & May
Howe
A. C. M. Hardware CO
Quartz
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