Local advertising and distribution note from Anaconda Standard
Readers are told where to find the Standard on sale outside Montana and the General Business correspondence address for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana. The text lists subscription rates and various newspaper trade offices in cities including New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Diego Portland Tacoma Seattle and more.
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Immiam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
EWS
Montana
Hotaline’s
Thirty-denth
Broadway
Caleaeo
Congress Hote St Pauln
St Marie Clear
News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn Kelly Clear
Denver
Western News Agency
Bait Lake
Emma van Patten
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Delgo
Rowman, Postoffice Corner
Portland
O'Mara
Fifth and
Wington
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Whitney Ney
Acme News Co
Occidental
Verler Way
wetegkaDe
B. Stubeck, Wall and
Riv‘ami General Busines
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte Workers Face I W W Anarchy Threat
A 1917 Butte editorial denounces the I W W as a source of trouble and disaster for laboring people. It argues the organization never yields higher wages or steady work, cannot open mines or reconstruct after strikes, and urges employers and citizens to reject its influence and avoid disloyalty and anarchy.
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Butte
Inbor
Ruth Cruger Case Stirring New York City
The Ruth Cruger case provokes sharp criticism of the detective branch as detectives dismiss the crime with casual questions and no clues. A single informed woman investigates, exposing police indifference and incompetence, while demanding a thorough inquiry and broad publicity.
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New York City
Ruth Cruger
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Austrian Reichsrat Seems Out of Control
Limited Austrian Reichsrat news suggests the German element cannot command the body as it drifts toward unrest. Reports say peace and even revolution talk grows, with German opposition softened by the emperor ordering a session for the war budget. The body appears increasingly hard to steer despite the wartime constraints.
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Austria
Reichsrath
Germany
Turmoil in Austria as cabinet resigns amid Berlin influence
An article notes strong opposition to Austrian dependence on Germany, the cabinet's resignation, and the emperor's power to dissolve the reichsrat. It predicts possible turmoil in Austria in the coming weeks as politics shift between self rule and Berlin dominance.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichsrath
Austria
Not for England We Fight the Battles of France and Freedom
A public discussion in Butte argues against anti England sentiment and urges support for Liberty bonds Red Cross The piece asserts America is fighting its own battles not England s and stresses aid to France Belgium Serbia and the United States as part of a broader struggle for democracy humanity and freedom
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Butte
England
United States Army
Liberty Bonds
Red Cross Fund
Germany
France
Belgium
Serbia
United States
I W W and Copper Mines Targeted in Wartime Strikes
The I W W German aid society is alleged to be pressuring iron and copper miners to strike across Montana Utah Colorado Arizona Alaska Wisconsin and Michigan. The aim, critics say, is to cut iron supply and embarrass the United States government by aiding Germany during wartime. Officials condemn the organization as sympathetic to enemies and urge swift action against its activities.
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German Aid Society
The
Mesaba
United States
Germany
Montana
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Alaska
Wisconsin
Michigan
English View Opposes Reprisals In War Crimes Debate
The piece cites England’s reluctance to retaliate with town bombings against Germany, arguing against savage measures that harm civilians. It references Charles Stewart Davison on sanctions, notes laws of war require enforcement, and warns reprisal risks eroding legal restraints and moral norms.
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England
France
New York Telegram
Charles Stewart Davison
Sancfone
Courts of Justice
War talk and the limits of reprisal in wartime
A reflective column argues that war rules curb savagery and that retaliations must be measured. It critiques indiscriminate punishment, defends humane limits, and notes leaders like Davison, Constantine, and the Kaiser, while lampooning alliances and political theatre of the era. It ends with a view on U S Senate war aims and future outcomes.
Scrapple: An Economical War Time Favorite
A housewife notes scrapple’s Dutch Pennsylvania roots and argues homemade scrapple is economical and tasty. The recipe outlines simmering meat with cornmeal, boiling until tender, adding bone for gelatin, and setting in molds before frying. It cautions about sticking and burning cornmeal and suggests variations with pork or beef.
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Pennsylvania
McClure Swspaper Syndicate
Sunburn and freckles in the skin care guide
A 1917 guide explains sunburn results from the sun's chemical rays not heat, and how skin tanning and freckles form as protective responses. It covers signs of inflammation, treatment tips with glycerin mixtures, and cautions about freckles in children and the elderly, plus remedies for limited cases.
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W.A Evans
Humorous Quotes Parade From Various Papers
A collage of light jokes and cartoons from several outlets including Baltimore American Boston Transcript Brooklyn Eagle Houston Post Washington Star and Everybody's Magazine. Notable quips cover telegraph gags baby name debates and wife riddles.
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Tommy
Mear
Boston Transcript
Houston Post
Fanchon
Estrella
Geraldina
Brooklyn Eagle
Sorghum
Washington Star
Dar
Burks
Press Opinion Echoes Across Nations and Crises
A collage of editorial quips and headlines from major papers on disasters and war. Commentary touches on Galveston floods, Mt Pelee eruption, San Francisco quake, Kaiser activities, and U S food waste. Uses varied voices from Louisville to Pittsburg praising or criticizing leaders and policy.
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Galveston
Mt. Pelee
San Francisco
Kaiser
Louisville Courier-Journal
Brother Hoover
Pittsburg Dispatch
Bryan
William 3. Bryan
New York American
Colombia
Indianapolis Star
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North Main
Davison
Constantine
Red Cross
League To Enforce War
Alonso XIII
Alexander
Pifte
Russia
von Hindenburg
United States Senate
Frances Marshall
N.Y
Prince Ferdinand of Savoy
Prince
Udine
Victor Emmanuel of
Italy
Liberty Bond Club
Hone
Boor
Patriotic Boys Association
eNews Nee
Weil
W. A. Evans
Chicago
New York Evening Sun
Stern
Buck
Bounder
Ben
Alice
Agnes
Judi
Puck
Baltimore
Spirit of the Press
Des
Detroit Free Press
Sam
Arranga
Wilson
Charleston News and Courier
Indianapolis
Villa
Louis Globe- Democrat
Geeral Goethals
Panama
Pittsburg Press
Tema Basile
Butte Business College
Rice & May
A.c.m.hardware House
Quartz
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