Anaconda Standard Publishing Contact and Distribution Notice
Public notice outlines publishing company details for The Anaconda Standard. Contains office addresses, advertising representation, subscription rates, and list of newsstand locations in multiple cities. Mentions distribution outside Montana and various agents and outlets.
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TEWA
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaling
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
Fast Pith
Detroit
Metropolitan News Coe
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Who Is Getting It German Money In Butte Copper Camps
June 29, 1917 report questions who benefits from funds allegedly sent by Germany to Butte to inflame copper camp strikes. It notes miners and workers quit good pay and conditions, receive no strike benefits, and asks where the money goes and who gets it. It warns agitators should share with the workers used as tools.
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Butte
Germany
West
War mobilization mood praised in wartime dispatch
The piece notes US readiness with 500000 volunteers in three months and 10000000 potential conscripts, a two billion dollar war loan, and large Red Cross and M C A donations. Pershing and aviators reach the front as the army advances. Congress likely to pass food control and war tax bills before summer.
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United States
Bryan
Army
Navy
National Guard
Aviation
Engineering
Red Cross
M.C. A
Central Purchasing Company Helps Germany Control Food
An Amsterdam AP correspondent reports Germany’s Central Purchasing Company, Berlin offices, 3000 employees, imports most food via government ties. The monopsony buys from neutral border countries and distributes through war food bureaus, eliminating private bidding to curb prices.
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Amsterdam
Associated Press
Central Purchasing Company
Germany
Berlin
War Food Bureau
Quanti
Fourth of July safety push and war era notes
A collection of wartime editorials and notices discusses the shift toward a noiseless Fourth of July, firework safety trends, and the driving need to conserve resources for patriotic service. It also covers American plans to travel to Europe, grain production in Kansas, and ongoing World War I commentary on leaders and events.
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Montana
Housewife Hazard Get Benzine A Fire Risk
The article warns that electric flatirons and gasoline or benzine are major home fire causes. It urges turning off irons, banning gasoline indoors, storing flammable fluids outside, and performing cleaners on open porches to reduce fire risk. It notes insurance and ordinances in cities and suggests self rules to keep benzine away from cooking, flames, and living areas.
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Ang Je
McCluren
Getting Across to France American Army in WWI
The piece argues U S troops will steadily reach France with numbers swelling from an estimated 250000 at the front by year start to about 600000 by spring and 1,000,000 within a year, while homefront actions target unpatriotic groups as well.
German Press Year Book 1917 notes wartime strain on papers
The German Press Year Book 1917 reports 2936 active newspapers down from 3510 in 1914, many now run by proprietors alone. Circulation has fallen with some papers surviving on 500 copies daily, and one at 150. Large papers print up to 270,000 copies, while a third reprint government syndicate material. Censorship blocks anti-war content as the public remains largely ignorant of front-line events.
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France
Germany
United States
von Hindenburg
Royal Road
Biliousne
W. A. Evans
Going to Europe A Century-Old American Vacation Practice
A historical note describes Americans yearly flocking to Europe each summer. Wealthy families traveled with ease while teachers saved all year to visit European countries. The piece frames Europe as the favored destination and hints at a time when travel to the U.S. was sometimes neglected in favor of European sites.
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Europe
European
Fragmented satirical note on public figures and affairs
The passage ridicules a Mutual Admiration society and criticizes troop transport, circus acts, and the toy pistol era. It warns of a narcotics famine predicted by Expert Koon and questions America’s wake up call. It mentions William Hohenzollern and a severe attack.
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France
al G. Barnes
United States
Internal Revenue Department
America
How to Keep Well Biliousness
Medical piece argues biliousness stems from liver function and mood. It details symptoms such as irritability and headaches, criticizes calomel and purgatives, and prescribes readjusting diet and activity, with emphasis on exercise, balanced meals, and avoidance of overeating. includes humor quotes from various papers.
Fragmented Humorous Notes From an Old Column
A garbled text pass gives a busy collage of phrases about humor, travel, and references to Washington and old colonies. It mentions weather, summer, and a mix of names and places in a fragmented newspaper-like snippet without a clear single event or main subject.
Private Treaty House Sale Drives Recruitment
Sergeant Nabbem spots a recruit by an empty house with a sign selling by Private Treaty. He humorously asks how Private Treaty has a house for sale, sparking thoughts of army life. Elsewhere an ambulance backs up to a rival's door as a customer collapses, sparking remarks from bystanders and a puzzled tailor.
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Nabbem
Spirit of the Press and public sentiment mix in wartime quotes
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers praising patient presidents and warning of German spies, with a note on a stone house in Punxsutawney built from world stones. Featured lines reference Lincoln, Wilson, Kaiser, Constantine, Napoleon, and the need for patriotic vigilance amid wartime rhetoric.
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Standard Publishing Company
Ansconde
Bell Phones
Piers Attorial
Initeation Ofice
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont Rutte
North Main Street
Teles Ose
Pete Perta Satcortas
William J. Morton Co
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Sunday Standard
American Medical Journal
Vimy Ridge
London
Paris
Cologne
Kansas
Ruth Cruger
Colonel House
Woodrow
George
War Department
Villa
Thaiser
Bute
W. W
Butte Post
Rmans
Uncle Sam
Von
Colonel Roosevelt
Turkey
Spain
Carranza
Frances Marshall
the Press
RMA
Erope
Senor Villa
Eads
William Hohenzollern
Ut Aliays
Wien
the Ei Te Cur Ee
Misty Sen
Umm Readi
Smericat
Louisville Courier-Journal
Henpeck
Jane
Baltimore American
John
Washington Star
Aschm
Dumley
Philadelphia Press
Gaya
Nla
Washington
Old Colony
Spirit of the Press
Abe
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
Brooklyn Eagle
St. Joseph News-Press
Secret Service
Syracuse Post-Standard
Constantine
Greece
Spokane
Spokesman Review
Napoleon
Pittsburg Post
St. Louis Post
Dispatch
England
Detroit Free Press
Athens
Chicago Herald
Crazy Patch
David F. Brown
Punxsutawney
United
Sibley Busi
Butte Business College
Rice & May
CyTasey
Miners Saving Bank and Trust Company
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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