Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Notice
Public notice from the Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists editorial and business departments, advertising contacts, and regional newsstand locations outside Montana. It specifies mailing rates and distributor offices in New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles and other cities.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Ana
Conan
Balterial
Smee Ine
Anncrnda
Mont
DETTE
North Mainstreet
Editoial
William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
NPWS
Montana
NE Standard
Hotatine’s
Chicaro
Congress Hotel
N. Marie
News Cove
Pitth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Coa
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly
Denver
Schwalter News Co
Salt Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News
San
Everything for the country our flag and loyalty urged
The piece argues against strikes amid World War I, urging American workers to remain loyal and productive. It notes few strikes compared with last year and criticizes protests like a May Day strike in California. It praises German restraint and calls for unity for the nation and flag.
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America
Mooney
California
Thentry
Butte
Germany
Sheep and Wool Industry Report Urges Farm Reform
The United States chamber of commerce statistics committee released a report on sheep and wool, warning of a rapid decline in U S production. It notes per capita sheep and wool, calls for broader farm raising and use of wasteland lands in the Northwest and South, and cites England’s higher per capita meat consumption as a model.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Great Ranges
England
Great Britain
Patriotism in Banks Boosts Liberty Loan Efforts
Banks in Butte and Anaconda undertake thousands of bond subscriptions with no commissions, adding extra work, staff, and space. They urge deposits into Liberty bonds to aid the government, sacrificing bank business for national wartime finance. The sector’s patriotic spirit and service merit full appreciation.
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Right
Butte
Anaconda
Thrifts and coal drive amid war time shortages
After a wartime push to buy thrift stamps, readers are urged to save by buying stamps weekly and building large coal bins for next winter. notes on coal mine labor shortages railcar demand and the third Liberty loan, with calls to prepare now for winter and support war effort through savings.
Wartime Housewifery in Prances Marshall Menu Notes
Wartime Housewifery outlines a typical English menu under wartime rations. It compares English, American, and French dietary knowledge, highlighting corn bread rice and oats, and lists daily menus from Sunday to Tuesday with porridge, bread, vegetables, fish, and desserts.
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Prances Marshall
Abunde
Young men will swell army in reserve via draft bill
The committee backs rapid sheep industry rehabilitation and expects Congress to pass a bill soon extending the draft to men who turned 21 since June. About 700,000 young men would join the eligible pool, forming a reserve army capable of turning the scale in the war in France, though some may be unavailable due to prior volunteering or examinations.
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Congress
France
Cotrae
Rome
Navy
Aviation
Louisville Courier-Journal
Constance
New Haven Courier
Tuffalo Courier
The
Marne
Detroit Free Press
Ralph
Pearson
Archie
Serbian war mission recruits 10000 Slavs in United States
Lieut Col Milan Pribicevich leads a Serbian war mission in the United States recruiting 10,000 Yugo Slavs for the Salonika front. Recruits, mostly miners and skilled workers, are Austrian citizens from Croatia Bosnia Herzegovina Serbia and Montenegro. They will be sent to camps in Canada before overseas transport by Britain. American women’s fund has earmarked 159000 for a hospital in Mesopotamia for these men.
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Underwood & Underwood
New York
Milan Pribicevich
United States
Salonika Front
Canada
Pribleevich
Croatia
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Serbia
Montenegro
Fsht
How AI Fand
Tts
Mesopotamia
Humor Clipped From Various 1920s Quotations and Jokes
A collage of dated quips and anecdotes from Punch and newspapers showing humor about taxis, seats, thirst, risk, and daily frictions. Lines reference hotel, street life, and social mores with light satire. Notes include a dry amendment projection and political chatter about Prohibition timing and state ratifications.
War Propaganda Echoes From A World At War
Fragmented OCR text includes quotes and a Whitman snippet about drums and war. It references Secretary Taker visiting Europe and German newspapers noting danger to America, alongside a mosaic of wartime lines and verse. The readable pieces touch on propaganda, threats, and public sentiment during conflict.
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Taker
Europe
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Wmt
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John D. Ryan
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Star
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Attas
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Dette Times
Walt Whitman
Rice & Mel
A.C. M. Hardware
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