Anaconda Standard Classified Ads Conclude Local Notices
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising and postal notices from the Standard Publishing Company. It notes subscription rates, locations in Anaconda Montana, and partner agencies including William J. Morton Co New York and Metropolitan News Co. with various regional listings and agents.
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Standard Publishing Company Paritioners
Anaconga
Nei Settee Ae Lingaard
Bundaa Mont
North Main Peaness
Dep Pia' Bet
Willam J. Morton Co
New York Pith Avenue
Tengen Tribune
Capanel Mens
Sasa
York Hotailne
Phitagse
Concrest
St. Paul
Firth Streets
Acti Metropolitan News
Cotner Weotward
Ang. Michiens
Fschester
Minn
The
Keleure Beaver
Sehnelaerens
Janes Boone
Tam Pater
Ben Francisco
Sila Anestes
Kemp News Agency
Dlepo-Chilas
Melang
Rtland
Dan O'sare
Fifth
Washington
Coma
Tregs
News Co
Tile—Whitney News
al Riverside
the Standard | Publishing Company
Anaconda
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German Peace Offense Rhetoric Under Von Kuhlmann
A 1018 newspaper column rips Foreign Secretary von Kuhlmann as a mouthpiece for the Kaiser, mocking his call for mutual peace terms while condemning Germany’s wartime actions. The piece blasts alleged honesty and chivalry as hypocritical justifications for atrocities.
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von Kuhlmann
Germany
Buzfur
Red Cress
Dr. von Kuhlmann
Fourth of July celebration signals national unity and spirit
President Wilson calls for a grand Fourth observance to showcase democratic unity after a year of shared effort against a common foe. The revival of national spirit adds weight to the Declaration of Independence reading and patriotic songs, reflecting a transformed America.
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Wilson
America Must Lead For World Peace And Duty
A fragmented passage argues America should embrace a global leadership role not as egotism but as a solemn obligation to spread democracy. It cites war bonds and thrift stamps, notes Montana’s wartime drive, and contrasts heroic leadership with depersonalized command, urging enduring patriotic financing and citizen sacrifice.
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America
Michigan
Wilson
Sagamore Hill
Associated Press
Theodore Jr
Castony
Loosevelt
Hohenzolern
Venice
Montana
Samuel
New Consciousness On War and American Resolve
A banquet speaker, veteran traveler, argues Americas wartime feats forge a new world view. He cites rail networks, troop transport, and industrial prowess as proof of national capability, while noting Americans must grasp their global impact beyond motor-tourist stereotypes.
Hospitals Bombed Seven Times in May and June
The New York World reports that British hospitals suffered seven bombing attacks from May 15 to June, killing 848 and wounding 642. Many wounded were already in beds of pain, with thirteen dead women among hospital staff remaining at post. Nurses and doctors risked lives to rescue patients while the bombardments forced relocation of hospitals and raised alarm about the war’s brutality.
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New York
Aloreath
York City
Tisiniy
Describing a 1918 Independence Day Celebration
The passage envisions a grand 1918 Fourth of July observance with millions participating. It rejects traditional oratory in favor of bold, antifascist sentiment and a firm stand against autocracy, while calling out Kaiser Wilhelm and hinting at strong national resolve and liberty under threat.
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John Hancock
J. Bull
William Hohengollern
Kaiser
Foundation of Human Rights
Adoption drives aid for American soldiers abroad
Amid World War I era rhetoric, English towns form associations to “adopt” American troops. Worcester and Newport pledge care for arriving soldiers. Earl of Beauchamp elected in Britain. London may also adopt New York, signaling cross‑Atlantic support and home comforts for military personnel.
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Earl of Beauchamp
Worcester
Mass
Ree Eutt
Newport
London
New York
Exterminated Peoples War and Mercy Denied
The fragment laments a war of extermination against Armenians and other groups. It condemns brutal crimes, including the burning of cities and the capture of conquered peoples. It questions why British nurses and their charges should be spared and why Brusians must not prevail.
Wartime Calico Dresses Rise In Fashion Commentary
A 1918 McClure Syndicate piece observes calico frocks as practical yet stylish for young women, noting dark blue and bright yellow calico dresses with white tracery, self ruffles, and simple bodices. It praises calico fabrics for laundry ease and versatile patterns, predicting calico frocks will lead next summer’s fashion.
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Vanguard
Gothen
McClure
Syndic
Humor of the Day Bits Across Newspapers
A collage of quips and light lines from various papers including London Tit-Bits Louisville Courier-Journal Baltimore American Philadelphia Bulletin and Judge. Jokes run through dinner talk misread signs and absent minded professors with snippets about wine smoking spelling and a revolving door.
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Fim
Philadelphia Bulletin
Louis- Vile. Courier
Washington turmoil and war talk ripple through papers
A collage of editorials and snippets surveys pay scales in Congress and political pivots. Roosevelt Taft optics mix with Hoover, Hoover and Taft handshake moment foregrounds. Amid international chatter, observers worry about prisoners and leadership in Europe as Berlin and Berlin edge into strategic positions.
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