Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates
The Anaconda Standard issue outlines publishing company details with rates, advertising representation, and distribution notes. It lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, mail subscriptions across North America, and specifies newsstands and agencies across major cities for the Montana newspaper. It also provides contact directions for business correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pintam J. Morton Co
New York
Pitth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
North Aimerica
Montana
Hotaling
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Congress Hotel
St Paul
St. Marie Clear and News Co
Fast Fifth Street
Detroit
Woodward and Michigan
Rochester
7 Inn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Rowman
Portland
O'Mara
Fifth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie Whitney News Agency
Beattie—Acme News Co
Occidental
Yesler Way
Spokane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Rivernnge
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Montener Core
Let Others Object War Tax Demand on Newspapers
A 1917 column argues newspapers should pay the war tax without complaint. It urges editors to fund the war, even at higher postage, rather than threaten to close or protest. It notes hypocrisy in eastern papers criticizing President Wilson while fearing tax effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
National Educational Association to Hold Portland Convention
Amid war conditions, schools cut hours and many societies cancel events, yet the National Educational Association confirms its annual convention will proceed in Portland, Oregon, from July 7 to 14. Leaders urge maintaining education alongside national duties and wartime efforts for the next generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educatonal Association
Portland
Ore
Navy moves to war with ready fleet across the ocean
The article notes swift wartime action by Secretary Daniels and the U S Navy as destroyers and torpedo boats sail abroad before formal declaration. It argues Congress delays hinder readiness while the army awaits months of buildup and emphasizes American ships boosting submarine success.
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Congress
Navy
Daniels
Nations rally and youth urged to work amid war
The dispatch of troops to France grows likely as the army and national guard prepare for action this year. Brazil and other neutrals edge toward war. Europe braces for hardship. Railroads seek higher rates to cover costs while urging state commissions to approve intrastate increases. A hard, early harvest is urged to avert famine and train the soil for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
National Guard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Commission
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Intertate Commerce Commission
Pershing Chosen to Lead Our Expeditionary Force in France
The nation applauds Major General Pershing as commander of the expeditionary army in France. At 56 he brings broad modern warfare experience from West Point, Apache and Sioux campaigns, the Spanish War, the Philippines, role with General Kuroki in the Russo Japanese War, and command in the Mexican expedition.
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Pershing
France
General Pershing
West Point
Santiago
Tenth Cavalry
Philippine Islands
Mindanao
Kuroki
United States
Mexico
Start a Garden to Aid War Time Hunger Now
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece urges housewives to plant gardens to ease hunger during extended war. It stresses practicality, family effort, and neighborly gardening, noting peas, lettuce, and other produce can bolster food supplies if war drags on. It urges starting soon for big harvests.
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McCluren Newspaper Syndicate
How to Keep Well Child Epidemic Hints
A historical note on a noncontagious pattern of a paralytic illness. It compares New York City experiences last summer with measles in children homes, noting fever stages, irritability, and a later second fever rise preceding paralysis, suggesting a constitutional rather than purely infectious cause.
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New York City
Draper
Sons of Cabinet Members Enter Naval Service In Training
A newly published photo shows Davia Houston Jr son of Secretary of Agriculture David F Houston in Newport naval training, joining a tradition of Cabinet offspring entering military service. The article notes other Wilson era appointees have sons in the armed forces and reserves across the Navy Army and Officers Reserve Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia x, Houston Jr
David Fr Souston
Young Fouston
Newport Naval Training Station
Prom
Milies
Wilson
David F. Hout
William B. Wilson Jr
Field Artillery
Ree
Jay James A. Wilson
First Cavalry
Joseph B. Wilson
Tarern
William B. Wilson
Secr Canalge Bor
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Sor Lary Lini
Josephus Daniels
Franklin the Navy
Marine Corps
William C. Redfield
Dimerce
Humphrey Redfield
Naval
Comine Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Uncl
Sam
William G. Jr
Robert
Brazil Nearing War Verge Sees Cabinet Warning
Secretary Lansing warned last winter that Brazil stood on the verge of war and a cautious shift in language followed. The cabinet official’s diagnosis appears accurate as tensions rise amid declarations from Cuba and Guatemala and growing concern over regional instability.
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Brazil
Lansing
Cuba
Guatemala
Women of Long Island urge housewives to conserve food
Prominent suburban women on Long Island participate in the Women’s Canning Spirit, a first drive by the Long Island Food Reserve Battalion to raise rural hunger awareness and urge next winter’s food conservation. Led by Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and others, the effort aims to spread to groups nationwide with demonstrations on canning and preserving surplus summer supplies.
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Long Island
United States
Arthur Scott Burden
William Laimbeer
J. Watson
Medical Musings on Poliomyelitis and Public Health
The text discusses infantile paralysis, its ambiguous spread factors, and public health actions. It cites New York City patterns, sanitation, milk pasteurization goals, and travel as contributing factors. Island quarantine, hospital care, and cautious physical therapy after paralysis are noted, with references to vibratory treatments, massage, and limited electricity use.
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New York City
Health Department
W. A. Evans
Tarts for a Tartar and Other Short Stories
A collection of brief amusing vignettes about domestic mischief and misadventure. Tommy earns a tart for returning good for evil after being teased by Billy Dobbs. A landlady complains of a restless cat while a quiet lodger requests a harmless trial. Mrs Scatterbrain laments her lot as her forgetful husband bungles every hint.
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Tommy
Billy Dobbs
Billy
Spirit of the Press: Hobson Case and Showdowns
A collage of editorial quips from diverse papers on Hobson's Choice, Colonel's wartime actions, and political snubs. Mentions include Nick Longworth, Gardner resigning to join the army, Senator Lodge, and President implications. Observed tone mocks leadership while noting civil service, loyalty, and war concerns.
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Hobson
Pittsburg Dispatch
Nick Longworth
Gardner
Congress
Senator Lodge
Houston Post
Humor of the Day Bits and quips from papers
A collage of humorous lines from newspapers and magazines. Jokes touch on service, sailors, baseball, forgiveness, propaganda, and social wit. Quips include a sailor raising a voyage and a schoolteacher henpecked by a girl, with bids for quick wits and sly puns throughout.
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Frandard Publishing Company
Jared
Postomice
Anaconda
Butte Branca Fec
North Main Street
Tele ‘Business Dept
Editorial
Nicaragua
Atlantic
Germany
Spain
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Grmany
Serbia
Poland
Roman
Boston
G IN Command
Frances Marshall
Chicago
Houston
Underwood & Underwood
Kettle
Spirit of the Press
Seo
Birmingham Age- Herald
Jes
Buffalo
Russia
Baltimore American
Yault
St. Louis
Post-Dis
Buffalo Express
Globe
Louisville Courier-Journal
Goldenrod
Boston Transcript
Ben
Washington Star
Puck
Ssialley Basins
Ipligel
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
A. C
M. Hardware
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