Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Listing
The notice lists advertising and subscription details for the Anaconda Standard and its offices in Anaconda Montana and a Butte branch. It mentions the advertising department, subscription rates, and distribution points with several city vendors and news agencies named.
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Andard Publishing Company
Potomice
Ana
Matterphones
Diannarding
Anaconda
Mont. Butte
Tete
Eaito- 23
Imliam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Ekicago
Moy
Rochester
Minn
Baieertehgalter Sr
Errata
Sein Galt Terheiscot United News
Dies ‘News Agency
Em Ne
Dan O'Mara
Fifth Andington
Inrenn News Co
Teewatiney News Agency
Ttlencme
Occident
Yenler Way
Apokane—D
Stubeck
Wall and
Rivers Tan General Business
Standard Publishing ComPany
Anaconda, Mont
Praise From Sir Hubert On American War Efforts
A London Times correspondent lauds American forces in France for overcoming obstacles and achieving remarkable results. He describes new docks, warehouses, cold storage, railway yards, and car assembly plants, plus large camps and a major hospital as evidence of immense Allied logistics and manpower. The piece notes the Times is usually critical of the Allies and stresses strength without overstatement.
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London Times
Germany
France
Times
America
Pnte
Bii Hubert
President Weson Suffrage Telegram Sparks Broad Debate
Critics of President Weson fault his telegram urging Louisiana lawmakers to back woman suffrage. The New York World warns of state sovereignty interference while local minds say the move could affect coming congressional elections. The piece argues interwoven national interests render such protests ineffective in a large nation.
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Weson
Louisiana
New York
Ulysses S.firant
German War Pressure and Demand for Lasting Peace
A critical analysis of German propaganda and diplomacy notes that central powers face eroded prestige regardless of war outcome. Secretary Lansing warns Americans against duplicity and urges steadfast moral justice, while Allies prepare continued military pressure until German strength is crushed and accountability is achieved.
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Germany
Hun
Union College
Robert Lansing
Berlin
United States
Merlin
Lansing Em
Ted Les Mla
Potsdam
Europe
Hohenia
Montana agriculture survey highlights 1918 outlook
A joint Montana extension and U S Department of Agriculture report details farm production and acreage shifts from 1917 to 1918. Wheat leads with 1,795,204 acres yielding 785,116 bushels. oats, barley, rye, corn, and potatoes rise in seed acreage while livestock stocks show gains. If statewide farms mirror the 30,000 surveyed, wheat production could reach about 50 million bushels at 7.5 bushels an acre.
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Extension Department
College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
Unnamed President Accused of Political Breach
The piece accuses the chief executive of pressuring senators to pass a suffrage amendment and hints at treason to the party. It mocks the lack of formal ceremony and questions who will reveal the leak and stop the impending political flood.
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Bix Bil Thompson
Chicago
Ion
Federal Senate
H Reyab
Nate
American women do their bit in war service in France
Four representatives of the Y W C A report worn to the bone by long hours and hard duties after months overseas. They describe the gray blue uniform now worn in America and Paris and elsewhere in France. Miss Mabel Cratty general secretary Miss Blanche Geary finance director Miss Ella then expe l and Miss Henrietta Roelofs head of the Y W C A work in France discuss their observations and the grim pace of service.
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Jean
France
America
Paris
Mabel Cratty
Blanche Geary
Nationals
Ella
Henrietta Roelofs
X. W. C. France
Wartime Wardrobe Tips For Children And War Bond Drive
Wartime guidance advises simplifying children's clothing to save time and money for war stamps and Liberty bonds. It warns against overrestrictive rules like keeping Sunday outfits pristine, and recommends washable white fabrics and practical shoes while avoiding hard to wash white contrasts.
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Attenton
Mathers
Giunot
Tcopsright
McCluresa Paper Syndicate
Jule Mane
Humor of the Day Snippets From a Busy Page
A garbled collage of jokes and brief dialogues references soup coffee a fire escape and everyday quips. Many fragments mention a widow a farmer and a patriot with stray lines about a cow and a job search in a chaotic voice.
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Americas
Wellsith
Mili
Express
Ste Nee Tor
Spirit of the Press Headline on O Leary and Austria
A garbled clipping cites question why Jeremiah O Leary vanished amid chatter about a new CIA action and a drastic plan involving Austria Hungary. The text references a potential death penalty and independence themes in a wartime context.
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Gerry
Jeremiah O'Leary
CIA
Macon ‘Telegraph
Austria-Hungary
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