Anaconda Standard ad rates and circulation details
The Anaconda Standard publication page lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, carrier monthly and mail options for North America, and a directory of newsstand locations across major cities. It also provides publishing and advertising contact details for Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
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Fraxpann Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Huiiding
Mont Butte
North Main Street
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
FRY
Northerica
Sunday Standard
Savance
EWS
Montana
Hotaling's
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St
Seattle
Whitney News
Agenc Beattle
Acme News
Butte Copper Output Criticized In War Effort
A June 22 1917 editorial condemns Butte for not meeting peak copper production during World War I. It blames mine owners and strike organizers, asserts wages are high, and argues wage rises do not justify halting copper output. It urges workers and managers to unite for national needs.
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Butte
The Red Cross Nurse
An opinion holds that healthy educated young women can join with brief instruction. A three year hospital course earns a registered nurse degree and Red Cross service. Ten thousand nurses are registered. more may be needed. Classes for aids offer fifteen lessons weekly for 16 to 36 year olds with physical exams and a certificate.
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Red
Red Cross
Optimism in War Defies Pessimists on Registration and Loan
The piece notes strong public support for wartime mobilization with successful registration and a Liberty Loan drive. It contrasts naysayers who predicted widespread reluctance with onetime voters and workers who participated, backing the war effort and funding.
Optimists win as Liberty loan oversubscribed debate war aid
The piece argues the Liberty loan is oversubscribed and optimism outpaces pessimism about U S war effort. It cites confidence in funding a war tax, building an army for Europe, solving submarine issues, and U S success abroad, while noting uncertainty about Congress passing a war tax bill.
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United States
Europe
Rusia
Congress
Red Cross
Uber Marine
Butte Urges Red Cross Fund Appeal Without Delay
The community faces uncertainty yet vows to meet its Red Cross subscription goal. Butte committees aim to approach the assigned total despite conditions, stressing patriotism and national duty. The city must not fall short or explain to the nation why it failed to contribute.
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Butte
Red Cross Fund
Red Cross
Butte Schools Close Year with Commencement Exercises
The school year ends with graduation events across Butte including high school seniors and junior Catholic school graduates. Summer vacation begins and runs until the second Tuesday in September. The year is praised as highly successful with improvements in staff and overall school efficiency. Silver Bow County residents take pride in strong regional schooling.
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Butte
Silver Bow County
The Snub-Nosed Regiment In Russian War Lore
An Associated Press dispatch from Petrograd outlines a shift away from regiments made up of snub-nosed men. The piece explores why such units were once favored by the czar, including the symbolic prestige and supposed strategic advantages, and notes the regiment’s lack of popularity among its members and the public.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Pal
Paull
Fragmented 1917 era commentary and Union Jack notes
A mosaic of quotes and reflections from wartime columns. It references Red Cross fundraising, political figures, suffragists, and public sentiment, with mentions of Greece, Germany, Pershing, and the Kaiser. The piece weaves oratory style observations on liberty, patriotism, and national symbols.
Organizing the Ladies for War by Grace Parker
Miss Grace Parker president of the National League for Woman's Service organizes the woman force for national service. Women are assigned roles matching skills from driving cars to domestic science as the force is shaped for maximum practical service under Parker's guidance.
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Byright
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Grace Parker
National League For Woman's Service
Work as a Cure for Insane Criminals in Indiana Hospital
Dr Bowers, medical superintendent, argues 75 percent of patients could be employed part time with profit to the institution and benefit to patients. Work in shops reduces introspection, relieves mental distress, and improves physical health, with many patients gaining happiness, quiet, and even creative abilities. Various conditions are cited as improved by the work cure, including neurasthenia, consumption, rheumatism, and insanity. Copyright 1917 by Dr W Evans.
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Bowers
Indiana State Hospital
Dr. W. ©. Evans
Tough Luck and Shifting Loyalties in War News
A jumble of headlines from various papers mocks leaders and wartime figures. Pershing criticized as a mere piker while Roosevelt’s absence and Greek politics feature in the discussion. Bryan’s Liberty Loan contribution is noted amid satirical takes on radicalism and official scoring.
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Pershing
Roosevelt
Indianapolis Star
Sul
Greece
Constantine
Sophia
Baltimore American
Young porter defends parenting while guiding guest
A hotel elevator porter engages a passenger in debate about proper child conduct. The passenger jokes about his marriage, and the porter replies he has raised many families, asserting his experience despite being unmarried. The scene unfolds at the top floor gate as the passenger exits.
Two Little Girls Debate Birthplace Pride in Nor and America
A brief exchange from a Christian Herald piece shows two girls discussing birthplace. One notes pride in being born in Norway while the other prefers being born in America. The dialogue highlights contrasting national loyalties.
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Nor
D Ore
America
Christian Herald
Humorous Quotations and Sight Gags Across Newspapers
A collage of jokes and witty exchanges from many papers. The snippets feature golf banter, political quips, cigars and church life, a senator’s reform bid, a landlady and boarder oddity, and a baseball plate question revealing a playful tone.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Boston Transcript
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Spondulix
Alexander
Alec
White House
Blackguardians of Liberty
Billy Sunday
Ruth Cruger
Red ‘Cross
Erin
General Sherman
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Spain
Sam
Cole
Wall Street
Germany
Crater Bay
General Pershing
Indianapolis News
England
Scotland
Ireland
James
Rus
Pussi
Bresing
Bob
Robert Marionette la Follette
Houston Post
Loutville Courier-Journal
Spirit of the Press
United States Navy
Des
Bryan
Liberty Loan
Wilson
Lloyd George
Haig
van Putter
de Growche
Thomas
Pete
Egbert
Biggs
Diggs
Boston
Alice
Kitty
Siulley Zusiud
P Arcoui
ALD
Rice & May
Moses
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
W. Park ST
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