Standard Publishing Company Advertises Post Order List
Public notices specify addresses for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana and its Butte branch. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and notes where the Standard is sold in various major cities. It directs all business correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptandard Publishing
Postotice
Beli Pbonee
Barer ‘Publicat
Anaconda
Mont. Butte
Aitortal
William J. Morton Co
York
Montana
Standard
New York
Hotaling’s
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St Paul
St. Marie Clear and News Co
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Rochester
Inn—Kelly Cigar Store
Denver
Bait Laie
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diero—Child's News Agency
Portland
Bowman
O'Mara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Cos
Seattle
Destruction of Wheat Lading Ships Worsens Neutral Sweden Crisis
An editorial condemns Germany for sinking three wheat ships bound for Sweden, arguing the act harms neutrals, inflames resentment, and risks starving the home population as global food shortages deepen. It says such wanton destruction serves no wartime purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Germany
Not Pais War Message Urges Full U S Involvement
A quoted editorial argues the United States must enter World War I with full commitment to ensure victory and hasten peace. It asserts that national mobilization, shared sacrifice, and use of men and resources are essential to end the conflict quickly and restore civilization. The piece condemns the war’s ruin and calls for decisive action.
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United States
Russia
Advertising and the meaning of the word advertisement
A discussion on the value of newspaper advertising. It notes clubs forming nationwide to study advertising and reports the writers will convene in St Louis on June 3 to clarify its purpose for business. The piece contrasts business understanding with public ignorance and hints at a quoted stanza about advertising.
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St. Louis
Advertising’s public service reach beyond sellers
A committee urges advertising to educate the general public about how to buy, showing farmers which machinery fits their needs, guiding housewives on supplies, and informing business leaders on equipment and methods, underscoring ads’ role for consumers as well as advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Home Soap Making Remains Affordable For Housewives
A 1910s style guide notes soap prices hold steady while other groceries rise. It suggests cooperative home soap boiling among neighbors, using collected fats and drippings to support charity bazaars. Methods describe potash prep, grease heating, and drying in wooden boxes for household use.
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Tomer
Reconstruction War Court and Political Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Reconstruction era dispute involving land titles, privilege, and political contention. Mentions a court action and a series of events affecting property and authority during a turbulent postwar period.
American Aviator’s First Air Battle Over Enemy Battery
Paul Latour recounts an air duel while serving in the French aviation service. He describes circling an enemy battery, spotting Bowie machines, and a sudden attack by a new foe. After a swift exchange, the Bowie plane dives back to its lines as antiaircraft fire erupts around them. Latour recalls the encounter as a striking moment of beauty and fearlessness.
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Paul Proctor Latour
Bowie
Jeath
Malaria Eradication on a Mississippi Plantation
An article recounts a Bolivar County plantation’s malaria control program for 6,000 workers. It describes mosquito survival rules, quinine treatment plans, and house screening plus a sanitary expert, noting reduced disease and higher productivity. It also reports a May 22 1917 stance against newspaper censorship in espionage bill talks.
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Stataria
Bolivar County
Mississippi
King
Fie
Tualaria
Miller
Becaus
Washington
House
Unlikely Household Tales and a Frugal Parable
A string of brief anecdotes features a miserly gentleman and a attentive butler, a midwestern farmer and his college son, and a dog who tests a baker with a penny. The snippets mix humor and moral hints on honesty, appearances, and smart spending.
Spirit of the Press A Mystery What Is a Mystery
Commentary on Representative Gardner resigning to join the army and the notion of wartime service for lawmakers. Satirical quips compare Roosevelt and other figures with humor about politics and international affairs, referencing press opinions from multiple papers.
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Gardner
Congress
Indianapolis
Humorous Lines and Wit Across Newspapers
A gag of quips from various papers showcases playful wordplay on politics food and service. Jokes touch on exemptions pie prices serving from the side and attitudes in politics with a nod to figures like Senator Sorghum and references to George Washington.
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Griggs
Tim
Boston Transcript
Louisville Courier-Journal
Sorghum
Ivean
George Washington
American Eagle
Washington Star
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Pais
Northern
Fran
Hindenburg Line
Fieet
Simon Lake
Wilson
Joffre
American Red Cross
American Federal Congress
Ireland
Serathey
France
Hindenburg
Conandl
Associated Press
Senate
Burbank
Nebuchadnezzar
Frances Marshall
McClure
The
Tre
Glor-Rys
Feeun
TATA
Ces Z
Kamen Ama
Otow
York Tribune
Paul Proctor Latou Pas Irma
Bimotor
D. W. & Evans Chicase
Prue
William
Boston Tran
John
Farmer
Ken
Spirit of the Press
Piqua
Ohio
Hal
Nivelle
Wilhelm
Louis- Ville Courier-Journal
New York Sun
Roosevelt
Brooklyn Eagle
Milukof
Charleston News and Courier
Teddy
Absolute
Monarch
Indianapolis Star
Chaiapell
Public Rice & Mece Proprietors
Cos
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Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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