Advertising rate list and newspaper subscriptions
Fragmented OCR shows advertising office details for The Anaconda Standard and Chicago Tribune with subscription rates and agent listings. Names include William J. Morton Co and various city agents. locations cited include Fifth Avenue New York, Broadway Chicago, Woodward Michigan Detroit, and Rochester Minnesota. The text is incomplete but indicates standard subscription pricing and sales agents.
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Mont Butte
North Main Street
Eato- Fini
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicagon Tribune
Walid
Pally
Tce South
Tata Baits
Mon
York
Broadway
Ehiann-Congress
Pegi N Sale
Natio Clear and News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit-Metenpattian
News. Co
Woodward
Assassination and History in War Torn Russia
The article argues that Nicholas II's death will not alter Russia's chaotic course, likening him to Louis XVI and blaming his weak will for downfall. It notes Germany's influence and broader wartime forces, suggesting the era's events outpace individual fate and that light on current conditions remains scarce. Two crop reports show conflicting optimism and pessimism about wheat conditions, tied to recent rains and data recency.
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Lord Beaconsfield
Nicholas II
Russia
Nicholas 1R
Les
Louis XVI
France
Germany
Peter the Great
Nicholas the Little
Nicholas
State Banking Corporation
State Crop Reporting Organization
Omaha
Burlington
War Time Speech Urges Unanimous Thrift Stamp Support
A historical plea urges universal thrift stamp investment to back the United States during wartime. It calls for every citizen to buy at least one stamp, praising past Liberty loan subscriptions while stressing the need for broad participation and national resolve against the Kaiser.
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United States
Kaiser
pPs
Saning
Butte
France
United States of America
von Hindenburg
Council of Defense
Kaiser'alx Sons
Our Garden or Stars Bloom In Winter By Night
A fragment of poetry and opinion blends in a column referencing heroism, a New York press note, and wartime sentiment. It discusses stars as symbols of unity, laments conquest, and links to local liquor trade debates amid forthright calls to service and civilian morale.
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Associated Press
Associated Prese 18
all_news
America
New York
Philadelphia
Tarmaida
Benevolent Nd Protective Association
Esa
Broadway and
Thirtieth Street
London
The Grange Against 11 in Non-Partisan League Fight
The National Grange warns that the Non-Partisan League undermines real farmers. It notes waning support in Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington and says Kansas Governor Capper will counter disloyal acts. German names and alien farmers behind the push provoke distrust amid war.
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National Grange Bulletin
Grange
Oregon State Grange
The
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Kansas
Capper
Dakotas
Minnesota
France
National Grange
United States
Secretaries of State Sisters Forced Into Cellar Frontline War
Report from France describes Secretary of State Laneuysise and Kath erine E. linked Red Cross service who, due to German threats to noncombatants, hid with children in a champagne cellar until it was safe for residents to exit the area.
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Sihwe Laneuysise
Ie Atisses Eune S
Katherine E
France
Red Cross
Wartime Housewifery and Daughters Careers during War
Frances Marshall discusses guiding a daughter's career toward domestic science during wartime, stressing food conservation and expert household knowledge as patriotic duties. The piece argues schooling in domestic science equips women for leadership in future crises and stresses practical, science-based home management as essential.
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Food Administration
United States
McClure
Spirit of the Press Split by War News and Mockery
A jumble of headlines and editorials from diverse papers mocks wartime events. References to Germany, Kaiser, Hoover, Franz Rintelen, and Allied victory frame a satirical panorama as editors debate policy and public reaction while advancing political jabs.
Quirky Punchlines and Prose Fragments From Old Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and sketches from era newspapers features witty exchanges on attire and propriety, quips about moral ideals, accidental proposals by telephone, and a playful kitchen dialogue about leftover pork and calves liver.
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