The Standard Publishing Company Mont Anticline?
The fragment outlines standard publishing details for the Anaconda Standard and its offices, listing addresses in Anaconda and the Butte branch, subscription rates, and distribution points in multiple cities, including New York Chicago Detroit and Portland, with contact and mailing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fandard Publishing Company Pubiishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Bell
Ommice Standard
Mont Butte
North Main Street
Telle Dept
New York
Hotaling
Ann Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Clear and News Co
Detroit
Metropolitan
Kornes Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Be of Good Cheer Amid War Time Adversity in Butte
Editorial urges optimism as nation faces war and industry strain. Calls for contributions to relief funds and support for troops while warning of mine strikes and unemployment’s impact on local business. Encourages courage and faith in Butte's resilience against antiwar sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fubon
Butte
Suspension of Assessment Work on Mining Claims
A bill in congress proposes suspending assessment work on mining claims for the year and during wartime, allowing labor to aid the country's immediate needs. Labor now would not yield outputs until after the war, while other tasks could produce copper and coal sooner, preserving claims by locator suspension.
Reason Enough Belgians’ War Atrocities Stir US War Feelings
Readers are reminded of German atrocities in Belgium and Northern France as Belgian children fleeing to Washington are described as mutilated. The piece argues these horrors justify United States involvement in the war and cites ongoing rescue efforts of young victims.
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Belgium
France
Poland
Montana
Washington
Bome
United States
Red Cross
America
Germany
Reichsrath
Eios
Citizens' Day urged with worship and war aid pleas
A wartime Citizens' Day call urges sermons and prayers in every church to promote good citizenship as Americans unite for victory. The piece cites Red Cross relief for Belgian children and urges national effort, sacrifice, and unity across denominations during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
The Coal Situation
A summary of a looming coal shortage and rising prices as summer stockpiles lag, rail car shortages, locomotive scarcity, and mine labor declines threaten winter supply. Government wartime rail usage may further squeeze availability, risking difficult fall coal delivery for towns.
Canada’s soldier family aid plan contrasted with U S care
The Canadian system for soldiers' families offers monthly pay of 88 for active privates, a 200 separation allowance to dependents, and extra help from the patriotic fund in special cases. An example notes a wife with three children aged 10 to 18 may receive 15 or 20 dollars, illustrating dignity-preserving support beyond basic pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Toronto
Great Britain
France
Germany
Sam
Canada
Dominion
Humor of the Day Quotes and Jokes Compilation
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers including remarks about sleep, alimony, food experts, cows and calves, a wreck aftermath, and a missing butler. Includes lines from Globe, Washington Star, Boston Globe, Port Jervis Gazette, Puck, New York Journal, Baltimore American, Judge, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimson
Globe
Liberty Voads
Buffalo
Farmer Cornteasel
Washington Star
Mary Ann
Boston Globe
van Hardup
Port Jervis Gazett
Mrs. Larret
Mrs. Yaditson
Puck. Algernon
Giltedge
Manny
Reginald
Sawvy
Algernon
Beastly
Twick
New York Journal
Wifle
Baltimore American
Boston
The
Roblery
Chanler Seeks Aid for French Memorial School and Sanitarium
Mrs William Astor Chanler, president of the American Fund for the Heroes of France and Her Allies, has returned from four months in France to enlist American aid. She aims to raise contributions from major industrial and educational institutions in America to support the Chateau de Chavanaie Lafayette memorial, a school for orphaned boys and a sanitarium for tubercular children, aiding reconstruction after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau de Chavanaie Lafayette
William Astor Chanler
France
Battle Front
American Fund For the Heroes of
Aemaica
Habit Turns Housework Into Automatic Routine
A 1917 essay argues that muscle energy is less taxed than nervous energy by household tasks. Habits reduce mental effort, enabling faster chores and more leisure time. Western state readers, Montana and North Dakota, reflect on Liberty bond drives and war attitudes, with North Dakota clinging to Granger-era suspicions of the rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnost
McClure
Montana
North Dakota
Utica
North Dakota Granger
North
Various Headlines Hint at War Time Wit and News
A collage of newspaper blurbs mocks politics, society and war era buzz. Mentions Memphis Commercial Appeal Detroit Free Press Boston Ad vertiser Philadelphia Ledger Pittsburg Dispatch New York American New York Morning Globe, plus capricious quips about Alfonso, Greece, and Romanoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Detroit Free Press
Philadelphia Ledger
Alfonso
Spain
Pittsburg Dispatch
St. Helena
Europe
New York
Boston Transcript
Nicholas Romanoff
America
Newport Society
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bureau of Naturalization
Government
Department of Labor
Hiram Johnson
Hoover
White House
Allies
Wilson
Iron Cross
John Bull
England
Colo
Nel Roosevelt
Cocchi
Ruth Cruser
Billy Sunday
Ocean
Miss Rankin
Marion Star
Jeannette
United Wisdom of
Nicholas
Constantine
Treasury
Wineter
Voxmaoh N.Y. HL Berrie
Frances Marshall
Herr von Hindenburg
Indianapolis News
Spirit of the Press
Columbia
Boston Advertiser
Greece
Switzerland
Yodhers
Hohenzollern
Brooklyn Pagle
Butte Business College
Rice & May
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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