Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Offices
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists editorial and business offices, subscription rates, and distribution points. It notes separate branches, mail rates, and sales locations across New York Chicago Portland Tacoma Seattle Spokane and more, with address and contact details for general correspondence.
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Andard Publishing Company
Bell Phonee
Ninene Octorial
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont Butte
North Main Street
Business Dept
Devt
Forfion Advertising
Mam J. Morton Co
Rew
York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago— Tribune
Dally and Sun
Cartier
North Jonths
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St Paul
N. St. Marie
News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Michigan
Kelly Clear
Portland
Bowman
Postofice
O'Mara, Puth and
Wash
Tacoma
Treso News Co
Seattle
Whitney
Acme News Co
Occiden and Yesler
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Ai
Standard ‘Publishing Company
Mont
Hope for Peace hinges on German Kaiser removal
An editorial urges that real peace depends on removing the Kaiser and establishing democracy in Germany. It argues terms are the hard part, but a Kaiserless government would enable amiable relations, making a permanent settlement easier and less onerous for the German people.
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Germany
Teast
Kaiser
Easil
A Wail From Honolulu Amid Food Shortage and Censorship
Hawaiian islands face severe food shortages with less than a week’s supply, alarming fears of a raider or traffic disruption. Censorship bans wireless use hampering fleet movement as producers rush to collect and hoard sustenance.
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Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Pacific
One Month At War Without An Army Yet
One month has passed since Congress met in special session at President Wilson's urging to decide war and peace. The nation is at war with Germany but has yet to raise a sufficient army, prompting warnings about delays in enacting the conscription law and beginning mobilization.
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Congress
Wilson
Germany
Hutchins Returns to Montana Journalism Greatly Known
The state’s newspaper men extend a warm welcome to M. J. Hutchins on his Montana return. Hutchins, once with the Helena Independent, gained renown as a leading Montana journalist before moving to New York and Chicago papers. He and Chicago colleagues L. L. Jones and G. C. Rice have acquired from Senator Dixon the Missoulian and the Missoula Sentinel and will manage the Missoula papers.
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M. J. Hutchins
Montana
Hutchins
Helena
New York
Chicago
Messrs
L. L. Jones
G. C. Rice
Mr. Hutchins
Dixon
Missoulian
Missoula
War critiques and public concerns echo through 1917 page
A sprawling blend of wartime commentary and domestic advice discusses Europe’s devastation, U.S. political figures, and calls for action. It weaves reflections on conscription, women's roles, preparedness, and public welfare with a long section on milk's cost, use, and proper serving in daily meals.
Sweden Faces War Induced Rationing And Shortages
Sweden endures wartime privations due to disrupted coal and fuel supplies from England. Officials curb lighting and street traffic and raise gas and electricity prices to conserve fuel. Expropriations and restrictions appear weekly, with beer limits and higher costs hitting households and industry.
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Sweden
England
Associated Press
Stockholm
Opinion on conscription bill in Congress voiced by The Standard
The Standard's Washington correspondent reports that many lawmakers in both Senate and House fear public opinion more than making independent judgments on the administration's conscription bill. He notes few members have military experience and that most supporters see conscription as a necessary, swift way to raise an army for World War I.
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Belgium
Europe
Starvaton
Jeannette Rankin
France
England
Uncle Sam
Napoleon
Hi Johnson
Washington
Sacramento
Rob la Follette
Japan
Mecture Newspaper Syndicate
Standard
Congress
Senate
House
America
House of Representatives
Debate on U S Entry and War Strategy
The passage contrasts factions arguing for minimal U S involvement and no large army with those urging active entry to hasten victory. It frames the debate over submarines, navy safety, and whether the war should end quickly at human cost vs. U S engagement.
Roughhouse Spars At Maypole Ceremony In Corona Tactics
Reported chaos marked yesterday's May Day festivities as Jack Frost disrupted the crowning of the Queen of the May. The scene devolved into disorder with the Maypole ceremony described as a polar execution. German forces are noted as retreating slowly, with a controversial finish attributed to Doc Cook. A biblical admonition from Matthew 5 verse 25 is cited regarding conflict management.
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Jack Frost
Jack
Spoeenenes Hindenburg
Matthew v
American Day in London Celebrates with Flags and Fanfare
London observed American Day with ubiquitous stars and stripes. Government buildings and shops displayed the flag as British crowds cheered in a display of allied unity before the United States entered the war. Vendors flourished selling patriotic items amid the celebration.
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London
United States
George
Fleet Street
Strand
Remedies for Burns Promising Paraffin Treatments Outlined
Dr W A Evans reviews Ambrine style paraffin burn coverings and Dakin's fluid. Cleveland's Prof Sollman shows 20 to 86 paraffin combinations with costs under $1 per pound. Authors urge ready adoption in factories and farms, describe application and sterilization steps, and foresee multiple market formulations.
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Buenos Ayres
Sollman
Cleveland
American Medical Association
Europe
W. A. Evans
Daily Humor Bits and Gossip Gleanings
A comic exchange from Puck and other tidbits recount playful quips about marriage and social scenes. The snippet features a joke about a wife trusting her husband’s statements and a hotel register gag, with brief social commentary and light humor.
Mosquitoes Spoil Land in U S Swamp Regions
The National Chamber of Commerce notes that army hospital corps determined the mosquito status, opening vast swamp lands for agriculture. About 100 million acres of swamps exist, with 75 million potentially reclaimable for farming, while currently posing disease risks.
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Wesne
National Chamber of Commerce
Hospital Corps
Army
United States
Press and war talk mix across newspapers
A fragmentary summary shows rival editorials from Springfield Union Macon Telegraph Louisville Courier Journal Boston Transcript Memphis Commercial Appeal Townstown Democrat New York Telegraph and Baltimore American remarking on figures like General von Kluck, the Kaiser’s sons, and Hindenburg. Wry quips compare mobilization and wartime logistics with industry shifts and public speeches, reflecting wartime sentiment and media satire.
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Bertin
Hindenburg
Townstown Democrat
New York ‘Telegraph
Baltimore American
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Boston Transcript
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