STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING INFO
Public notices list printer details and mailing rates for the Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana. Rates for daily and Sunday editions, subscription options, and distribution outlets in New York Detroit Denver Seattle Rochester Portland and other cities are outlined.
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William J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North America
Montana
Standard
Hotaling
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Marie Clear
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Inn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Seattle
Butte Welcomes Veterans for G A R Encampment
The city of Butte extends a hearty welcome to veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic and members of patriotic organizations gathering for a three day encampment. Citizens pledge to make their stay enjoyable and honor the survivors with respect.
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Butte
Grand Army of the Republic
Butter Pat Reform Reflects Conservation Mood
A humorous piece recalls the era of conservation urging thrift in food. It contrasts Washington officials advocating saving resources with a家庭 practice shift toward careful butter distribution at meals and in restaurants, warning against waste while noting varying service sizes.
Butter Waste Figures Stun In National Home Study
A Washington official warns that even a single pat of butter left on a plate daily across 20 million households would total over 114 million pounds wasted yearly. The data convert to 266 million gallons of milk and involve more than 500 thousand cows. The speaker urges readers to “take those figures home with you.”
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Washington
Houston
St. Louis
Board of Conservation
Mother Earth
United States Builds Its Merchant Marine Into Strength
The United States now has a substantial merchant marine, the second largest after Britain, driven by wartime shipbuilding. A 1,168 ships last year and a large new program under construction include 403 steel vessels and 161 wooden ships, with 118 war vessels and 61 submarines planned, plus 1,000 wooden cargo carriers under Major General Goethals.
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United States
Congress
Great Britain
Federal Shipping Board
Goethals
Food in Europe Amid Shortage Across Central Powers
The central powers food director Batocki says Europe has enough to last until next harvest. He notes Germany may face July supply issues but claims system and mobilization prevent privation. He warns Hungary, Bulgaria, Turkey may be worse, foreseeing hard winter and famine despite peace efforts.
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Batocki
Central Powers
Germany
Elonz
Tom Tatock
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Europe
United States
Newspaper Opinions Clash Over Wilson Presidency
The Billings Gazette attacks the administration as weak and incompetent. The Duluth Herald praises Wilson as a war president trusted nationwide, comparing him to Lincoln and noting broad domestic and international esteem.
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Billings Gazette
Duluth
President Wilson as Seen by Critics and World Eyes
A subtle portrait notes Wilson as stoical in adversity and modest in victory, swift when needed, obstinate at times, an idealist yet prudent. It asserts his presidency raised the United States to a heightened stature before the world, exceeding any throne.
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Wilson
United States
Foresters to France and other World War I notes
A wartime column notes decision to send a full regiment of foresters to assist engineers in France for railways bridges and trenches. It cites experienced timber workers and hints dates of deployment are withheld. Other items touch on labor, bonds, food, and censorship during the war era.
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France
United States
Housewife Seeks War Time Diet via Fletcherism
A 1917 McClure Syndicate note argues for Fletcherism to save food and fuel during wartime. It credits Gladstone with popularizing thorough chewing and urges Americans to wait for a time earned appetite, eat to taste, and savor meals to reduce intake with high prices. The piece notes leisure women should garden to create appetite and hints at broad social effort.
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United States
Germany
Horace Fletcher
Gladstone
Pletcher
Ture
Wwe
McClure
Short Stories of Quirky Neighbors and Wry Wives
A collage of domestic vignettes and speech riddled with humor. It recalls Mrs. Gwendolyn Van Style and the stern drawing room rules, a grumbling invalid patient and his teary wife, and a boastful homecoming where a foulmouthed townie proves his rise.
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Gwendolyn van Style
Grifin
How to Keep Well When Baby Is Most Neglected
An exploration of high infant mortality in the first three months, citing a Detroit Home Nursing study of 2,000 homes. It argues poor maternity care, lack of medical guidance, and inadequate preparation during confinement contribute to deaths, especially among the youngest babies.
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Detroit Home Nursing Association
W. A. Evans
Legend of Erleana Scea Founder of Greenland
The tale centers on the alleged founder nicknamed Erleana scea who fled Sweden after killing a man and legendaryly discovered Greenland long before Columbus. The account treats his exploits as myth rather than documented history.
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Erleana Scea
Greenland
Sweden
Columbus
America
Humor and Witty Snips From Newspaper Snips
A collage of quips from various papers includes jokes about cooks, ornithology, poetry rejections, political savor, and fashion. Snappy lines reference Senator Sorghum, American heiresses, daily excursions, and the idea that time is money.
Puzzling Commentary on Politics and War
The clipping surveys editorials from several papers, noting views on congressmen, Germany, Uncle Sam’s generosity, and political figures. It mentions Bryan, Wilson, Roosevelt, and Gardner with critical takes on leadership, service, and public sentiment amid wartime references.
Monument mason testifies to assault in yard melee
A monument mason told the witness box he was attacked when the defendant walked into his yard and slammed him against a tombstone. The injured man cried out that the assailant hurt him, recalling the memory stamped down his back.
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Mason
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