Anaconda Standard advertising and service entries
The Anaconda Standard lists advertising details and general office contacts. Includes publishing house headers, subscription rates, foreign advertising representatives, and chain of news agencies across multiple cities. Provides publication and mailing information for Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postofice
Anasconde
Bell Phones
Anaconda
Mont.rette
North Main Street
William J. Morten Co
New York Fifth Avenue
Chicaes Tribune
Ndeanes
Montana
New — York
Hotaine’s
Thirtyeighth
Broadway
Congress
Marie Clear and
News
Futth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan
News Cos
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly of
Butte Third Among Nations In Liberty Bond Subscriptions
Friday May 10 1536 report notes Butte Montana ranks third in national oversubscription to the Liberty Bond program with a 209 percent rate plus a total county subscription of 14 564 in Silver Bow. The Red Cross campaign and war relief funds are discussed with future finance plans and France’s wartime mobilization context.
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Treasury Department
Butte
Minneapolis
Hartford
Silver Bow County
Red Cross
The
Board of Trustees
Sacrifice to Save France and America Must Act
States has furnished for military service about 2 percent of its population. By year end the total may reach 4 percent. That will be one fifth of France’s effort. If necessary, America will drain the young manhood as France did for the war. France must be saved and America must save it.
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France
Andre Tardieu
United States
Germany
America
American shipyards surge with record pace
On the morning page, Standard highlights rapid shipbuilding progress with a collier launched 27 days 3 hours 43 minutes after keel laying, a world record for American skill. The piece notes intensified production, more Cantonment training, and growing war force needs as the United States accelerates toward overseas deployment.
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Atlantic
War Department
France
Germany
United States
Mr. Schwab
Rentleman
America
Jewish Welfare Board Aids Jewish Soldiers In War Effort
A historical report notes the unification of Americans through cooperation of religious groups in moral welfare for soldiers. The Jewish Welfare Board assists Jewish servicemen with prayer books hymns rabbi blessings and chaplains while Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish groups work under shared guidance in France. The piece highlights reduced prejudice and shared human bonds amid WWI conditions.
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Jewish Welfare Board
MC. A
Knights of Columbus
Shtine
France
Y. MC. A
K. of C
Y. MH. A
Belgium
War talk and politics in the Turkey and Bulgaria debate
In congress a strong sentiment favors declaring war on Turkey and Bulgaria as pressures mount from newspapers while President Wilson resists such action. The piece notes potential shifts if allies realign and questions the integrity of Horglum's aircraft prof iteering investigation and Senator Hitchcock's stance on substantiation.
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Congress
Turkey
Bulgaria
Armeny
Austria
Wilkon
Germany
Controversial Critique of War Polities and Allied Reactions
A Cincinnati Enquirer column rails against treachery and pro German sentiment while condemning profiteering during wartime. It condemns disloyalty, mocks political rhetoric, and questions postwar outcomes as it critiques leaders, allies, and Germany amid a winter crisis and looming conflict.
War of words and weather tint California berries amid rural tension
The discourse blends jabs at a colonel and a spirited stage performance of Much Ado About Nothing with reflections on generations in the hills and a stubborn view of supply and sentiment. Weather hints and May queen imagery underline a warlike backdrop where food and farming are as critical as arms.
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Mr. Burleson
French women set style by thrift and smart trimming
The piece notes French women manage outfits frugally, spending wisely on key pieces like a frock and hat. It suggests focusing on hem, hats, and modest trimming to avoid soggy or overdone looks, praising practical elegance and mindful purchases as summer comes.
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Ely
Jorge Mikord
McClure
Fragmentary Note Echoes Pseudo Archive Rant on German Race
Fragmented OCR text appears to critique or misstate German race concept with references to Teuton, Norse, and European decline. Contains garbled phrases about dominance, race features, and comparing populations. No clear individuals, dates, or events emerge.
Fragmented World War Era Montage and Quotations
A garbled compilation of international war discourse and domestic vignettes. It references Africa, Prussia, Teutonic race, France, Italy, Austria, Greece, and the United States with scattered phrases about peace offers, bloodshed, and propaganda. Personal anecdotes and stray dialogues mix with wartime sentiment and everyday life details. The meaning is fragmentary but conveys tension and public rhetoric of the era.
Kaiser and War Talk Reach American Press
Various U.S. newspapers speculate on Kaiser Wilhelm’s emotions and plans amid World War I. Columns note imagined intrigues around Emperor Charles visit, German leadership bravado, and possible American costs if the war broadens.
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Holland
Posterity
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Copyright International Film Service
David Lyman
Mel Kate Addison
My Jork
Lewis Crenshaw
University of Virginia
May Gfl. Brigham
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Ea Co
Africa
Indianapolis
Italy
Bertin
Baltimore Sun
Notlord
Joe
Willie
Washington
Birninghan
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New York
Wien
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