Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Circulation Notice
The Anaconda Standard publishes its mailing and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists annual prices, foreign advertising contacts, and newsstand distribution points in multiple cities with agents and offices, including New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles and other locations.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Postoffice
Anasconde
Bell Phones
Rafters Publ
North Mainstreet
Wiliam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Trinyne
Montana
Hotaine’s
Thirty Eighth
Broadway
St Paul
Ste
Salt Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United New Eady
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
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Apokane
B. Stubeck
Wall and
Riverside Air General Business
Standard Publishing Company
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War chest campaign closes in Butte followed by Anaconda effort
The Butte war chest campaign ended Saturday with totals still being tallied but expected to exceed half a million dollars for the coming year. Red Cross donations are planned nationally at 100000 dollars, with Butte’s share drawn from the war chest. Anaconda launches a new drive today and aims for equal or greater success through the week.
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Butte
Red Cross
Anaconda
Han
Putte
Dividing the Spoils in World War I East Theatre
The central powers parcel conquered East territories with Bulgaria set to gain parts of Serbia and Romania. Romania receives Bessarabia and may claim further Serbian lands while Turkey reclaims territory lost in the Balkan wars. Russia loses, with Germany bearing the war’s main burden as a decisive battle in France unfolds.
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Bulgaria
Serbia
Rumania
Turkey
Russian
Armenia
Crimea
Rumria
Montenegro
Bessarabia
Germany
Russia
France
Austria
Great Britain
Transformation in American bond buyers via Liberty loans
Up to a year ago fewer than 100000 Americans had bought bonds. The first Liberty loan drew about 2,000,000 buyers, the second 10,000,000, and the third 47,090,008, with estimates possibly higher. One in six Americans may own a third Liberty loan bond, reflecting a dramatic shift in investment behavior.
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United States
Liberty bonds and war effort amid French front delays
A discussion on bond purchases and public thrift frames the nation’s war finance. Citizens urged to hold bonds, not sell for quick gain, while defense orders push workers to five days’ idle risk and penalties for strikes. Allied prospects tempered by German reserves and American manpower buildup. eventual victory remains the aim.
Oregon Candidates Begin Campaigns Before Primary Election
In Oregon candidates for the upcoming primaries are actively canvassing. Oregon Voter lists names slogans and platforms in a 37 column spread. One congress hopeful echoes old Bryan era silver policies advocating international bimetallism and the immediate coinage of one billion silver dollars.
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Oregon
Congress
Canadians Show Remarkable War Stoicism in Canada Post
A Washington Post piece praises Canadian soldiers for cheerfulness and stoicism amid war. It recounts a Toronto newspaper reader recalling a Canadian officer in a smoking car discussing Mont Kemmel, the 1915 hinge point, and the Canadians’ role in defending the crest as he speaks with an American lieutenant.
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Washington Post
Waters
Toronto
Willard
Eavern
France
Mont Kemme
Mont Kemmel
Wartime Housewifery Reflects Garden Comforts Amid War
Frances Marshall urges using a sheltered garden nook as a summer dining and family space. She notes many homes have some garden, veranda, or porch, and details practical setups for outdoor meals, amid wartime mood and distant battle.
Eye lost to war wounds becomes tale of cheer
An officer recounts a Mont Kemmet incident where a shell blinded him yet left him undaunted. He describes meeting a cheerful, kind man who had months of surgery at St Thiasian's in London and had learned typewriting, after appearing not sighted.
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Mont Kemmet jiMing Tusk
St. Thiasian's
London
War era quips and memory pieces amid public struggles
A collage of wartime quotes and reminiscences notes public sentiment, jokes, and reflections on engagement and sacrifice. It recalls German fears, American home front efforts, and wartime transport demands, with references to newspapers from Indianapolis Cleveland Rochester Seattle Chicago Los Angeles Detroit and Washington.
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Baker
Congress
Washington
Zoebrugge
Chicago News
Humorous Dispatches and Quips Across Papers
A collage of brief comic snippets and verse snippets from multiple papers. Jokes about doctors patients and social misunderstandings mix with light verse and soapy banter. The tone mimics a newspaper humor page with regional flavor and quick witticisms.
What Father Did to Help Save the Country Pig War Tale
In 1920 a Utica Observer Youngster discusses fathers aiding the war effort. One father says he enlisted and used a machine gun in France, while another describes striking at General Electric to push for higher wages to support shipbuilding and the war effort. He also notes owning a Liberty bond and contributing to the war chest.
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Utica Observer
France
General Electric
Schenectady
Cleanup effort in Portland collects waste paper
In a local cleanup campaign in Portland, waste paper was gathered at city fire department stations. The collected material was sorted and weighed, with scores or more items reported. a Bible printed in German was among the finds.
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Portland
Dre
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MoCture Newssper Syndicate
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