Anaconda Standard Telegraphed Ad Rates and Newsstands
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details including daily and Sunday rates, with monthly and annual prepaid options. It notes foreign advertising contact Whitlam J. Morton Co. and lists multiple newsstand locations across major cities such as New York Chicago St Paul Detroit Denver Salt Lake and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
PostomMce
Anconda
Omee
Anaconda
Mat
Butte
North Mainstreet
Whitlam J. Morton Co
New York Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Sandard
Montana
New York
Hotaine’s
Chicago
Concreas
St. Paul
N. Ste
Kokane
Val
Iveraide
Anaowds
Mont
Montana farmers foresee record Fergus county wheat yield
A Lewistown report estimates Fergus county crops this year will total about 30 million dollars with 500000 acres sown in spring and fall wheat. The Judith basin wheat is said to be in better condition than ever, signaling bumper crops and a strong Montana effort to combat global famine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Fergus County
Judith Basin
Montana
Union
Lost work days during war drive patriotism and labor duty
A wartime analysis estimates 19 million working days lost to strikes in the first year. It argues 10 million idle days reduced military readiness, asks how many more lives and delays result, and urges organized labor to abandon strikes for the duration of the war for national unity.
Wilson Supports France Over Russia Says US Stands By Allies
In a New York speech President Wilson once again aligned with France and Russia, asserting unwavering support for France while acknowledging mixed American sentiment toward Russia. He argues France acted honorably to honor an alliance, while Russia’s fate is viewed as more precarious.
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Wilson
New York
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Try
Mediterranean
Camp Lewis Focused Invasion News And Food Drive Call
War talks of Russia and France set a cautious tone as Camp Lewis prepares Montana men for training near Tacoma. A broad appeal urges wheat conservation to aid France and Belgium. farmers debate figures while lenders warn of debt and hard times to come.
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Herbert Head
United States Food Administration
France
United States
Belgium
Wartime Salad Advice From FRAY Column
Wartime guidance urges including salad in daily fare this summer. Salad greens are cheap and perishable, stressing that lettuce eaten today cannot be canned tomorrow. Communities waste vast garden produce weekly, and readers are urged to grow and use extra greens for healthful nourishment.
Incentive to Cite Hun Atrocities as War Chest Aid
The New York Telegraph outlines an incentive to provide war chest funds by detailing alleged Hun atrocities in Belzikim guardedly quoted as fully authenticated. It lists executions, mutilations, and killings including commanders, civilians, and clergy, with specific ages and victim roles cited amid wartime rhetoric.
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New York Telegraph
Belz Kim
Seworth
van Damme
Aerschot
Hans
Mme
Franscois Luyck
Jeanne Ouyen
Andre Willem
Joseph Rynders
Gustave Lodt
Jean Marken
Coloboet
Sempst
Buleken
Impde
Saltzman to be reassigned to Military Aeronautics division
Brigadier General Charles McKinley Saltzman, aide to Chief Signal Officer General Squier, is expected to transfer from the Signal Corps to the new division of Military Aeronautics that will oversee the airplane service. He is a West Point graduate of 1896 and a radio telegraphy specialist.
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Charles McKinley Saltzman
Squier
Signal Corps
Division of
Military Aeronautics
Army Organization
Suitzman
Towa
West Point
Cavalry
Crst
Saltzman
Cuiow
Salte Than
Cae Synat Corps
Tat Corpe Ly
London
Quotations and jests from era cartoons and columns
A collage of humor snippets and satirical exchanges from various papers and columns. It weaves lines about soldiers, lawyers, and court talk with jokes about weather, manners, and a 19th century critique of warfare. The piece cites Buffalo Express Louisville Courier-Journal Brooklyn Citizen and others with brief quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Alps
Italy
Brooklyn
Knoxvilla Sentine
Boston “‘Transcript
Hewitt
Ewett
Buffalo Commercial
Fragmented World War Era Headlines on Public Strain
A stitched-together OCR snippet cites varied items from Detroit to Washington Post and Minneapolis Tribune. It references high cost of living driving away politicians, a judge rejecting indicting all, and a circus in town versus army deployment. It notes war debate, concrete ships, and Wilson with Overman bill context.
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Washington
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
York
Turke
Huns
Washington Post
Mave
St. Louis
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Associated Press
News Dispatch
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Oregon
Alaska
California
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Minnesota
South
Dakota
Moover Messac
Lindberg
A. Lindberg
League
A. C. Townley
Aga
Hill
McClure
Fray
Sylike
Princeton
Tas
Yatei Ml
Pandler
Buffalo Express
Bragg
Lonsville
Europe
Paris
Frederick Harrison
Aly Pounce
P.P. A
Prance
Goose
Hanbury Cross
Tennyson
Spirit of the
All Intestify Crusade
Detroit
Springfeld Publican
Schwab
Ryan
Pitteburg Dispatch
Feentoe Tetoeram
Rice & May
A.C. M. Hardware House
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