Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Address and Ads
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists offices in Anaconda and Butte Montana with advertising and subscription details. It advertises foreign advertising representatives in New York and Chicago and provides North America mail rates, plus sale locations outside Montana for the Standard.
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Ppandald Publishing Company
Pavilehers
Fontomce
Anaconda
Blandhard
Mont
Butte
North Main Street
Battoriat
Sam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Ray
Lagzier
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Standard
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Marie Clear
East Fifth Street
Metropolitan News Co
Torner Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Glad Giving Outshines Liberty Bonds in Red Cross Drive
The public gave generously to the Red Cross fund while the Liberty loan faced skepticism and hard selling. Despite the Liberty loan being larger, its repayment with interest delayed enthusiasm, whereas Red Cross donations came willingly from a broad base with little persuasion.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Canada War Loans Surpass Subscriptions In Early Years
Canada issued three domestic war loans totaling 310 million dollars from 1915 to 1917 plus about 150 million raised abroad. Subscriptions exceeded requested amounts, with over 200 million subscribed in the second loan and 250 million in the third, indicating strong investor appetite and funds ready for government lending.
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Canada
United States
Great Britain
Hero Clancy at Vimy Ridge Battle Becomes Almanac Tale
The account recalls Hero Clancy in the Vimy Ridge clash where Canadian and American troops faced heavy fire. He refused consent to retreat, fought through bayonet threats, and his actions drew cheers from allies while the signal flag and crimson tones emerged amid the conflict.
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Vimy Ridge
Irish Texan Clancy Returns to Fight for Allies
Clancy, an Irish-born Texan by descent, served in a Canadian regiment and was wounded at Neuve Chapelle Combles and Gommecourt. He survived being nearly buried alive at Arras and is recovering in a French hospital. He has applied for a U.S. Army commission hoping the 100,000,000 Americans will support his acceptance.
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Clancy
Texas
Cadian
Neuve Chapelle
Combles
Gommecourt
Arras
France
Deacent
War tax proposal targets resident aliens in Congress debate
Representative O Shaughnessy proposes a $200 head tax on every adult male alien resident five years or more, backed by former Gov Glynn and ex Boston mayor. The plan argues aliens enjoy citizenship privileges without duties and should help fund war costs. estimate places aliens at about 3,000,000. The note reflects partisan opinions and broader WWI era economic and social tensions.
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O'Shaughnessy
New York
Congress
United States
Martin H. Glynn
Fitzgerald
Boston
Glynn
America
Portland adopts meat sale rules for jackass to horse
Portland votes an ordinance regulating sale of donkey, mule, goat and horse meat in city markets. Meat must be plainly labeled with one inch high letters and inspected by city meat inspectors. First horse meat market opens with 22 wild mustangs received from Eastern Oregon, prices claimed to cut meat costs in half.
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Portland
Jack
Dobbin
Billy
Maud
Oregon
Egypt
Hill
Dale
la Portland
How to Keep Well Treatment of the Insane
A discussion on dementia precox in youths notes that not all cases improve and treatment must be personalized. At Napa State Hospital Miss Mabie describes a staged plan using music and work, with activities tailored by gender to channel impulses through engaging tasks and play.
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California State Hospital
Napa
Miss Mabie
Mabie
Aurely
Cam
Weel, a Scot Wrestles Lord Darby for a Horse
A Scottish farmer famed for strength defeats London amateur athlete Lord Darby in a wrestling challenge. After tossing him over a hedge the farmer asks for his horse, while Irish ribbing and a quip about ignorance add humor. Included are other light lines from Irish and Catholic humor sources.
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London
Lord Darby
Spirit of the Press and Missouri Headlines Collide
A collage of 1918 era quotes and stray notes from several papers cites Missouri figures like William Joel Stone and Champ Clark and mentions Pershing, Hindenburg, and Greek royalty. The collage moves into grocery waste, bread use, and old fashioned pudding ideas, reflecting era concerns with patriotism and frugality.
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Missouri
William Joel Stone
Champ Clark
Black Jack" Pershing
Ls Angeles Times
Humorous snippets and quips cross the page
A collage of light humor from era papers features jokes about lawsuits and burglars, a girl asking where folks go for stories, and a caution about engagement rings. Dialogues touch on reformers, taxes, and the loot of daily life with a wry Washington Star tone.
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The
Christian Herald
Maude
Mayme
Washington Star
Housewife’s Economy A Million Loaves a Day
A food expert notes that if each US family discards a slice of bread daily the nation wastes about a million loaves daily or 365 million yearly. The piece highlights bread waste across income levels, citing a woman inspecting a small apartment house and a doctor among New York’s poor who witness waste firsthand.
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United States
New York
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