ANACONDA STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING RATES
Public notices list subscriptions and advertising rates for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana. It notes office contacts, foreign advertising reps, and multiple city agents for newspaper distribution. The notice serves as a catalog of regional sales points and mail rates.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anasconan
Bell
Standard’ S
Anaconda
Mont
BETTE
North Mainstreet
Wiliam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Cererny
Motana
Hotatias
Chicaro
Contrean
Last day for Butte war chest drive drives support
The article notes the final day of Butte’s war chest drive with strong participation and substantial cash and subscriptions ensuring the movement’s success for the coming year. It urges all earners to contribute promptly, to aid front line troops, and mentions Anaconda to begin its drive next week with other Montana cities likely to follow.
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Butte
Eemenane
Sne
Anaconda
Montana
Income tax call to pay by June in Montana
The Treasury in Washington urges Montana residents to file sworn incomes and pay the tax by June 15. The notice warns that payment must be made by June 16 with no excuses, or a 5 percent penalty plus 1 percent monthly interest will accrue. Emphasizes urgency as war work continues and urges early payment or arranging funds.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Montana
Patriot Bond Duty From A Man With A Hundred Dollar Bond
A reporter notes that citizens should buy bonds within their means while a wealthy man who urged nationwide bond purchases owns only a single $100 bond. The piece critiques assigns of patriotic duty versus actual personal investment and questions the fairness of expected sacrifice.
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Rimeelf
War news and a Forsyth letter on loyalty and impeachment
The piece reflects on wartime finance urging bonds tied to ability, critiques Lloyd George’s government, and covers a Forsyth reader's letter defending his impeachment stance. It notes American and British positions, urges continued war efforts, and cites local reactions to political trials and public sentiment.
National suffrage delayed by two votes in senate
The resolution to submit a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage passed the house last January but failed to secure the required two thirds in the senate by two votes. Suffragists failed to muster the needed votes and action was delayed. Opponents are firm, but supporters expect the amendment to pass eventually and be adopted nationwide. The measure will go to the next session, with suffrage seen as inevitable in time.
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Loyd George
House of Commons
United States
Lloyd George
Asquith
Great Britain
England
House of Representatives
Senate
Frage
War production and arms supply progress reported nationwide
Reports from across the nation praise wartime output with forecasts of rapid ship launches and heavy rifle production. Since April 6, 1917, the U S has produced 784 776 rifles for the army, with 1 884 776 on hand, and aircraft production projected to rise sharply under John D Ryan.
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America
Schwab
United States
John D. Ryan
Wartime Housewifery and the Electric Hobby
An item notes Secretary McAdoo’s quirky habit of turning out electric lights to cut office costs and save fuel. It highlights domestic thrift as a wartime distraction, contrasting household tasks with broader economic worries and hints at public interest in thrift practices.
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McAdoo
Finitai
Humor of the Day and Quips in the Paper
A collage of humorous snippets and cartoonish exchanges from various papers. A judge quips about marriage and finance as a way to tease social folly. A scientist jokes about a new automobile and its effects on wit. Overall, light, fragmented humor with playful banter and setup punchlines.
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Dasserby
Thad
Jek Merel
Norn
Revolution in Russia fuels czareviteh throne talk
The piece quotes observers in Washington and Philadelphia weighing the potential restoration of the monarchy. It notes German expectations about Ypres and the Kaiser's reaction, with mixed views on imperial chances and the czareviteh fate amid wartime politics. It reflects a chaotic, opinionated press montage.
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Czareviteh
Russia
Baltimore
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