Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Notice
The STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY of Anaconda Montana lists publication offices and contact details. Subscription rates are given for daily Sunday and mail options with prices for carrier and mail delivery, plus distribution points in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester San Francisco and more. General correspondence should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont.
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Standard Publishing
Anaconés
Standard Building
Anaconda
Mont
North Main Street
J. Morton Co
New York
Vifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Sundar
North
Ax America
Sunday Standard
Montana
Hotaling
Broadway
Chicago
Coner St Paul
N. St Clear and
News Co
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Kelly Cigar Store
Ern News Agency
Balt Laie
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Wady
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
Is News Agency
Postoffice
Portiané—O'mara, Firth and
Wash
Tacoma
Treco News Co
Beattie Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Yesler Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Rivernnge
Standard Publishing Company
Enlistment drive urges Liberty Loan bonds support
In Montana on Saturday May 5 1917 citizens urged patriotism through Liberty Loan bonds to fund the war effort. The piece notes enlistment in the army navy or aviation corps and also supports farming as a wartime duty to prevent famine while savings and banks align with the bond program. It mentions bonds tax status and potential future rate increases.
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Montana
Army
Navy
Postal Savings Bank
Acme
Haiti Seeks War Loan Funds From United States
The Haitian government seeks a share of the U S war loan raising money for entente nations. It notes loans already given to Britain France and Italy and hints other neutrals might join to finance belligerents in the war effort. Haiti is not at war but would back action if financed by the United States.
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Haiti
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Belgium
Serbia
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
House of Hohenzollern
Railroads Aid Food Effort With Employee Land Use
The Northern Pacific announces lands reserved for operating needs will be offered to employees for crop farming at no charge this season. About 100000 acres on the railroad’s 7000 mile right of way across Minnesota North Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon plus other eligible properties will be tilled. The New York Central also makes similar arrangements to support food production.
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Hannaford
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
New York Central
Railroads expand farm aid and drive wartime morale
Railroads including Baltimore and Ohio and Lehigh Valley promote agricultural reuse of land and canning surplus fruits and vegetables while urging women to boost crops. Amid war rhetoric, editorials push Liberty bonds, self-government, and support for Wilson, with scattered notes on peace, conscription, and public sentiment.
Housewifes Economy and Simple Wardrobes in 1917
A 1917 McClure Syndicate column notes British ambassador’s wife wearing a plain tailored suit at a church wedding signaling a shift toward simple wardrobes. It predicts war will push sport clothes, gingham blouses, and practical styles, with home dressmakers aided by affordable gingham. Seafood leather ideas are mentioned as future shoe options.
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Washington
United States
Myers One of the Drys in Congress During War
The Congressional Record notes Senator Myers backed an amendment to bar liquor sales to army personnel and supported extending it to lawmakers. He argued sobriety improves workers, soldiers, and legislators alike, urging that a clear mind benefits all wartime duties.
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Tam
Senate
Tarding
Myers
Ate
Ohio
Pat
Congress
McKellar
Underwood
Alabama
Army
Patrol ships save Arcadian crew after torpedo attack
Paris dispatch reports Marseilles says rescue by patrol ships showed great heroism. Officers and men leaped overboard to aid drowning soldiers. One patrol saved 236 men in about ninety minutes after the torpedoing of the transport Arcadian.
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Paris
Marseilles
Matin
Benefits of a Baby Week Campaign Across Wisconsin
The New York World cites well being measures as Wisconsin promotes Baby Week to cut infant mortality. Wisconsin’s milk committee highlights low infant death rates in Marinette, Sturgeon Bay, Madison, Racine, Antigo and other towns while praising community education. The program includes free medical exams for babies, score cards, expert referees, and surveys of milk supply and pasteurization. It urges local campaigns, lectures, screenings, and home visits to improve infant care and health.
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New York
F'cronse
Wis
University ‘of Wisconsin
Marinette
Sturgeon Bay
Madison Ton
Wise
Scai
la Crosse
Jeonah
Baraboo
South Milwaukee
Bea- Kenosha
Learn
Am Medical Association
Lantern Way
Cnot
W. A. Evans
Humor of the Day and witty quips in 19th century papers
A collection of humorous snippets and quips from Punch style columns and newspapers. Jests include a teacher student exchange about appearance, a widowed politician, a play about class in marriage, and a courtroom quip about overheard quarrels. The items reflect social manners and light satire of the era with named periodical references.
Spirit of the Press and War Image Mix
A collage of quotes from multiple newspapers derides wartime rhetoric and asks how nations will bear war costs. It notes food production, wartime economy, and national habits, while questioning German ruthlessness and submarine actions.
Army Notions in Local Discussion At Issue
A fragment from the Binghamton Press notes that Bryan should command an army including a corps and even Bill Sulzer could be allowed to muster a battalion, reflecting a political cartoonish push for organized mobilization in a local debate.
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Bryan
Bill Sulzer
Binghamton Press
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York World
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Columbia University
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Troit Tree Press
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Puck
Boston Transcript
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America
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Ree Saroll
Rice & May
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