Standard Ad Rates and Montana News Stand List
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and identifies multiple Montana and national news stands and agencies. It notes daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail pricing, and locations in Anaconda, Butte, and other cities with designated news outlets in New York Chicago Denver San Francisco Seattle Portland and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Standard
Hotaling
Broadway
Calenpo
Conerens
Pauionet
Marie Clear
News Co
East Fifth
Deteont
Metropolitan
Woodward
Michigan
Tudenter
Kelly
Denver-Western
Ball Laie
Emma van Patten
Ban
Francisco
Going to the bottom copper losses in U boat warfare
A 1917 report notes about 40 million pounds of copper from Butte mines sunk by submarines since December. Copper is paid for before shipping, but losses include provisions and munitions, worsening famine risk. German and British officials acknowledge grave supply strains and rising danger of shortage.
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Atlantic Ocean
England
Germany
Worthless Lot Hoboes and Wartime Labor Policy
Discussion argues that tramps hinder wartime labor and productivity. It contends they drift to harvests and mines, abandon farms, damage irrigation, grain and hay, and prefer vagrancy to service. Proposes using rock piles for hoboes to protect honest workers and national duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Washington
United States
Prominent Tramps Debate Work and Duty in Society
A historical note argues for a strict division between able workers and tramps. It claims tramps imitate regular people, warns they are more dangerous, and urges men to support themselves and defend the country, including military service if needed.
War weariness grows in Austria Hungary as congress eyed
Reports from Vienna say the reichsrath has been recalled for May 30 to discuss war problems including food supply and land reform. The move, opposed by German lenders, signals strain in Austria Hungary. Public mood allegedly seeks peace terms amid shortages and heavy losses. Winter inactivity by Austrians contrasts with earlier springs of offensives. May 30 summons, no active operations indicated yet.
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Reichsrath
Congress of
Austria
Congress
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Dual Empire
Fartus
Boston
After boxing endures in Montana the column ponders wrestling fate
A Montana column notes boxing was banned by a 1914 referendum and reaffirmed by a 1919 vote, leaving wrestling in a precarious position. It predicts further referendums may target wrestling if it worsens public sentiment, while other wartime concerns and economic anxieties shadow daily life.
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Montana
Plan for Infant Welfare Work in Cities
Dr W A Evans outlines Royal Sanitary Institute funding for infant welfare in a 100000 population city. Proposed staff includes a resident superintendent, five health visitors, and a domestic team with meals and clinic services. Emphasizes prenatal work, registering newborns, regular weighings, home visits, day nurseries, and breastfeeding support with public funding sharing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Sanitary Institute
England
W. A. Evans
War Boosts Montana Business Says Utica Observer
The War stimulates business nationwide by high demand for war materials and goods, creating wages and profits. Montana and the country may prosper unless the conflict drags on, with France and England showing strong industrial activity despite heavy taxation. The Utica Observer notes the U S is wealthy, building credit to support allied purchases and government demand.
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Montana
Germany
France
England
United States
Utica
Queen of the May Resists Kaiser's Plea for Peace
In Washington social scenes the French and English gatherings enjoyed lively times while the Kaiser faces mounting pressure. The Queen of the May refuses to trade troubles with the German emperor, and discussions hint at ongoing political tensions as spring begins.
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Washington
Germany
Housewife’s Linen Buying Tips and Origins
A vintage guide extols buying pure linen for table linens, noting linen’s durability and laundering ease versus cotton. It discusses testing methods, origin sources from Ireland France Germany and possible U.S. improvement through Oregon flax experiments, implying shifting global supply and quality signals for households.
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Ireland
France
Germany
Oregon
Parsonage Memoir Turns Into Legal Lesson in New York
An Ohio clergyman proud of marrying many couples boasts in a parsonage. A Cincinnati visitor jokes the site is a "finton depot" as the pair travels to New York. A lawyer companion later learns the young man’s rule: deny everything and insist on proof, a motto that pays the hefty hotel bill.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Finton Depot
New York
New
York
Humor of the Day and Notes on Laureate Posts
A collage of jokes about electricity cooking and gentlefolk farmers. Dialogues feature a man correcting a distance overcharge by a taxi and a cautious exchange about censorship. The piece ends with a note on Alfred Austin as poet laureate in 1896 and Kipling often called the uncrowned laureate.
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Rer
James
Dorothy
Mr. Growther
Washington Star
Port
Indianapolis News
Alfred Austin
John
Queen Vloria
Alfred Tennyson
Robert Bridges
Tennyson
Kipling
Poetic and Editorial Snippets From Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of quotes on poetry craft and wartime sentiment from diverse papers. Includes remarks on rhymes in spring poems, hospitality in hotels, Japanese enlistment on the Pacific coast, Japanese reservists in Hawaii, a quip about killing costs in the European war, and pacifist flags awaiting pinning, plus Rooseveltian critique and wartime optimism.
Whittier Home Fund Efforts in Ambury Mass
Whittier Home association seeks to raise funds to buy and preserve the John Greenleaf Whittier house in Ambury Massachusetts. The house holds manuscripts and keepsakes of the poet, currently owned by his grand nephew Greenleaf Whittier Pickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenleaf Whittier
Ambury
Mass
Whittier Home Association
Greenleaf Whittier Pickard
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Pavan Romana
Comrant
Pees
Brriare
Hlention Office
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
Lavo
North Main Street
Perera Ininete Devt ‘Pastorial
Champ Clark
Jeannette Rankin
Senatorsip
Pn 4
Ee Tabor
Chicago
Em. Eeboner
America
Old Sol
Eel
Hindenburg
Ty Cobb
Florence Crittenton
Ghitton
A. Evans, Chi
Wark and Business
Rances Marshall
Andien
Tardieu
Andre Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
The
Temps
United
Ene
Spirit of the Press
New York Sun
E. M. Statler
Reaper
Villa
Indianapolis Star
Mr. Exyan
Roosevelt
New York World
Chicago Herald
Whittier Fund
Rice & May
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