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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1918

Page

3

Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Contacts

The Anaconda Standard announces subscription prices and advertising details. It lists daily and Sunday rates, annual options, and advance payment terms. It provides addresses for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda and mentions associated advertising agencies in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester San Diego Portland Tacoma Spokane and more.

Standard Publishing Company Portomce Answonda Savisierh En Meret Omics Aingaara Anaconda North Mainstreet Miriam J. Morten Co News &Tands Montana New — York Hotaline’s Thirty Eighth Roadway Chicago Best Lake

Ypres in ruins and calls for loyal Americans in Congress

The piece notes Ypres is a ruined, symbolic prize as Germans threaten greater gains and Belgium’s army remains in the war under King Albert. It urges Americans to elect only thoroughly loyal, war‑minded representatives, praising Ford’s potential, and calls for rapid Liberty Loan support as citizens invest in thrift stamps and war bonds. It highlights the third Liberty Loan’s growing individual subscriptions, with millions of Americans contributing 50 to 100 dollars each.

Ypres Yeest Belgium Germany Albert Ruthiers United States House of Representatives Senate Congress Partian Namor America Bik

Leftovers urged to drive war effort at home and abroad

A speaker in Butte urged Americans to keep busy as “left-overs” to sustain liberty in France and at home. He claimed 800000 Americans in France, with 200000 at the front, and warned of massive needs for guns, munitions, copper, ships, lumber, crops, clothing, and money. He stressed Red Cross support, the urgency of full wartime labor, and the decisive western front battle, while noting America’s rising mobilization and Palestine relief efforts.

Butte America France United States Thom Red Cross

How Long Lord Why The Nation Needs Light

A Cincinnati Enquirer reader laments political ignorance amid wartime rhetoric. The long twilight between known truths and public understanding alarms the writer about democracy and liberty bond slogans echoing in industry and government.

Cincinnati Fnquirer America Democratic Party Tempora Mores

Short Stories Reveal Fear and Fearful Talks in Cloakroom

A Washington Post excerpt recounts Representative Carter of Oklahoma recounting a story of a Black man pressuring Republicans in his state to desert the old party. A lawyer warns of possible arrest or hanging if threats are carried out, while a soldier recounts jungle breakfast stories, reflecting wartime reminiscences and distant locales.

Michigan Henry Ford United States Senate Ford Rot Senate Carter Oklahoma Wright Washington Post West Coast Sol R Ananiaa Harpers Magazine

Wartime Housewifery Reflections On Food Rationing

Frances Marshall recalls wartime food management praising strict Hoover restrictions across classes. She notes the better educated and well-to-do observing limits, contrasts shortages with past hardships, and tells an old Jersey woman tale about sugar and molasses, ending with wartime humor and cross‑paper clippings.

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Humor and Headlines From Far and Wide

A collage of quips and jokes from diverse papers features a transit motto idea, marriage banter between a daughter and father, a cook in Boston, and mock wartime bravado. It nods to Professor Diggs, Babylon, and minstrel-like newspaper witticisms, ending with poetry lines and a Kansas City Star note.

Shortleigh Boston. ‘Transcript Wike—Jones Philadelphia Professor Diggs Babylon Casny Birmingham Springfeld Republic Doston

War headlines and opinions echo across papers

Fragmented clippings reference President Roosevelt, Ray colonel, and four sons on the Western front under fire. Various editorials speculate on war outcomes and speak of McAdoo, Watterson, and historians. Mention of Hapaburgs, Hohenzollerne, and General Radcliffe hints at Allied and Central powers context.

Roosevelt New York Mr. McAdoo Macon Henry Watterson Hohenzollerne Pittsburg Dispatch Woodrow Dallas News

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