Anaconda Standard Public Notice and Advertising Details
The Anaconda Standard publishes from Anaconda Montana with a Butte branch at 119 North Main Street. Subscription rates are listed for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery including monthly, six‑month, and yearly options. Newsstand locations outside Montana are named, with multiple city outlets and agents listed for distribution.
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Sunday Standard
Butte Fight Over Labor Safety Urges Civic Duty
A Butte address denounces intimidation of workers as unamerican tyranny. It calls local government to hire and empower peace officers to safeguard miners right to work, urging the community to end thuggish assaults and ensure work access during wartime.
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Butte
United States
Fisher defends American grit amid health critique
Yale professor Irving Fisher told a national conference on Public Health and Social Welfare that the life extension institute overstated American decline. He argued Americans are capable of rapid improvement, challenging Germany and other nations as he warned the nation to prove its strength while vowing Americans will harden in months.
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Ife Extension Institute
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America
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Life Extension Institute
Displaying the Flag and Patriotism in New York Law
An editorial argues against overreaching flag regulations after New York passes the Marsh bill allowing flag images on periodicals and merchandise. It notes past restrictions and prosecutions, urges recognizing patriotic motives of merchants, and calls for law reform to protect display rights nationwide.
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Willard Runs Wild West Show Amid War Turmoil
The world boxing champion Jess Willard plans to operate the Buffalo Bill Wild West show and perform in exhibitions, sparking debate over patriotism and commercialism. Critics wonder whether a fighting hero should chase profit in such times, while supporters caution against sensational displays.
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Prowess and Power in History and War Advice
The passage argues that strength and physical condition determine military success, noting famous figures like Caesar, Alexander the Great, St. Paul, and Napoleon as examples of varied weaknesses. It claims America channels energy to keep soldiers in top shape despite criticisms from professors.
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World War Tone piece on Germany and Russia
The article satirically critiques Germany's weakening economy and failed submarine strategy, notes Hindenburg's domination of an annexationist faction, and questions prospects for peace with Russia. It touches on Yuan Shikai, Pershing, China, and broader wartime anxieties with dark humor and inflammatory imagery.
Keeping Ice Cream Safe and Honest
Dr W A Evans argues ice cream is a national staple but poorly regulated. He cites high bacterial counts, inconsistent butterfat levels, and adulteration tools, urging health departments to adopt standards and compel manufacturers to ensure safety and quality. He highlights Montclair New Jersey studies and New York milk standards as benchmarks.
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Eschen
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Money in Germany Shows Sharp Mark Decline
The German mark has fallen from 25 cents at the war’s start to about 14 cents per unit, a 40 percent discount that signals a weak financial position. While Germany may have food to last to the next harvest, prices for essentials are extremely high as the government raises revenue to fund the war.
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Germany
Switzerland
Critics note his performance lacks the finish of the first
The piece quips that the criticism targets his finish, hints at spies and slackers willing to share information, and suggests public spotlight now shifts away from Bryan. It also mentions Montana as an idle resort and humorous reflections on Greece, Russia, and WWI era topics.
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Montana
Jack Frost
Housewife's Economy Promotes Corn Use Over Wheat
A 1917 era call urges households to substitute corn for wheat to aid feeding the world. Recipes for economy include eggless corn muffins, corn bread, corn meal fishballs, and croquettes, with notes on costs and substitutions. Published amid wartime food conservation themes and witty clippings from various papers.
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America
Department of Foods and Cookery
Life Extension Institute
New York
Department of Agriculture
McClure
Humor of the Day Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from multiple papers including the Cols/Courier Journal and Boston Transcript. Jests touch on marriage, money, military camps, and editors with light, witty puns and short scenes, reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor.
Fragmented foreign commentary on war pledges and leaders
A selection of critical notes from multiple papers discuss Emperor Charles of Austria and central power pledges, warnings about liberal reforms after the war, and tensions with Villa and Pershing. Belligerent tone contrasts with Bryan and the dove of peace while noting dandelions and daisies blooming in freshly devastated Northern France after German retreat.
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Villa
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