Standard Publishing Company Advertises in Anaconda
The Anaconda Standard lists publishers and proprietors for Standard Publishing Company, with address, circulation rates, foreign advertising contact Pittman J Morton Co New York, and multiple newsstand and distribution locations across major cities. Includes postal mail rates and outside Montana availability.
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Standard Publishing Compant
Portofce
Anaconda
Tas
Pell
seeMo
Ofice
Standard Building
Mont
Butte
Pittiam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Tribune
North America
Montana
Hotaling
Broadway
Chicago
Congress
St. Pawl
N. St. Marie
Portland
O'Mara
Firth and
Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Potatoes Plentiful In West As Gardens Flourish
May 41 1917 dispatch notes widespread vegetable planting in California Oregon Washington and Montana. Railroads encourage patch cultivation along tracks, boosting supply for next winter.
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West
California
Oregon
Washington
Montara
Northern Pacific
N. P
End of the cavalry era in modern warfare
The article argues cavalry has faded from modern wars as artillery and infantry take the lead. It notes no cavalry in the planned 600,000 strong U S army and claims aviation and trench barriers render horses obsolete. It laments the horseman’s role as a back number.
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United States
Newspap er Postage Debate Narrowly Focused on Cities
The protest against the zone postage system targets urban publications. West regions once relied on distant city papers, but now local dailies—sharing world news—render distant rates less justifiable. Subscribers far away pay for a specific purpose, not broad news coverage.
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Moeerstem
Post
Equity in Postal Rates Sparks Newspaper Reform
A fragmented argument contends that equitable pricing should apply to all newspapers daily and weekly. It asserts that major offenders against postal equity are large city publishers who handle monthly matter while paying low rates, prompting calls for higher, fairer postage to support journalism nationwide.
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Erisine
Ouse Ee
Democracy Day War Vision and Liberty for All World
A 1917 piece argues for making the Fourth of July a world democracy day. It urges patriotic groups to hold nationwide meetings and parades, display flags of allies, and emphasize liberty for all nations as the war aims. It links belief in independence to universal freedom and democracy.
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America
Earth
Europe
Training of Officers in Wartime Campes and Lessons
Applicants for commissions in the American army at San Francisco camps must study broad knowledge beyond warfare to lead troops in France. Britain’s Kitchener era showed trench warfare demands officers master many nonmilitary skills to care for men, maintain discipline, and harmonize with locals. Officers must see themselves as cog in a vast machine while guiding soldiers by example and admonition.
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Europe
France
San Francisco
Great Britain
Gingham Aprons and Blouses Steal the Summer Fashion
A 1917 McClure Syndicate piece urges housewives to embrace inexpensive gingham for dresses blouses and hats. It highlights simple stylish options with white or light skirts and notes easy DIY sewing ideas such as binding brims with gingham and finishing with French knots. The article ties gingham popularity to the sportwear trend of the season.
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McClure
Keeping Wel Vacation Camps for Boys
Dr J Madison Taylor of Philadelphia promotes vacation camps for all boys in the last three years of grammar school. Two months each summer in open air camps aims to build health, vigor, and leadership through physical exercise, teamwork, and disciplined activities guiding youthful energy toward constructive ends.
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J. Madison Taylor
Philadelphia
Hoys
Rater
Utment Reepents Et Couramemant
Short Stories Gathered Fragments of Stumbles and Laughter
A humorous collage of vignettes and brief tales. It features a forgetful host rushing to assemble a birthday dinner, a distracted Irish secretary misplacing umbrellas, a motorist Aunt Jane and a missing engine, a yard of milk joke, and a memory professor who forgets his umbrella.
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Scott
Henery
Birrell
Ikewise
Teg
Tom
Alhird
Mr. Birrell
Jaidsit
Jones
Aunt Jane
Soreat Ts
Pat
Aheovy
Therfore
Mary
Fragmented humor column snippets from old papers
A collage of jokes and witty exchanges from various newspapers. Bits reference ship sinkings, roadside accidents, manuscript postage, authorship, domestic quips, political banter, and humor about preparedness and traffic. Voices include Buffalo Express editor, Detroit Free Press, Washington Star, and Puck style lines.
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Thadewalk
Buffalo Express
Jokum
Bunkum
Aid
Udee
Detroit
Free Presa
Bessie
Mabel
Tam
Harry
Jack
Tye
Puck
Senator Sorthum
Washington Star
Detroit Free Press
Chuge Hing
Dane
Trae
Ngton ‘Star
War era quips and editorials from multiple papers
A collage of satirical lines on Roosevelt and war effort from Utica Observer, Rochester Herald, Troy Record, Syracuse Post Standard, Rochester Union, New York Telegraph, and Dallas. The snippets touch on patriotism, Navy roles, frugality, and public mood during wartime.
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Roosevelt
Utica Observer
Rochester Herald
Jones
Decatur
McDonough
Perry
Farragut
Dewey
Troy Record
Syracuse Post
Standard
Rochester Union
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