Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The Anaconda Standard announces advertising rates and publishing offices headed by William Jo Morton Co. in New York and various news agencies across Detroit Portland San Francisco and Denver. It lists offices, mail addresses, and contact details for distribution and subscription services.
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Anaconda Standard Standard Publisiing Company
Dowroffee
Anacondas
Businese
North Main Street
Telahonee
Fonelan Advertising
William Jo Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Cbloags
Bet Monty
Ste. Marie
Sitth
Seen
Occidental
Wester Way
Spokane
Wail
Riverrite
Reneral
PANY
Anaconda
Mont
Short three day drive for fourth Liberty loan
A Silver Tow county campaign for the fourth Liberty loan will run only three days. Local leaders aim to concentrate efforts and have residents decide how much they can subscribe without persuasion, believing broad support will emerge through community resolve and patriotic duty.
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Tow County
Ser Hed
Potato Crop Prices in Anaconda and U S Yield Compare
Potatoes retail today at 2.75 per hundredweight in Anaconda. The piece argues Montana must feed its people and leave surplus for export, noting anticipated low average yields and that the United States lags behind other nations in acre yield. It cites British, German, French, Russian, and U.S. figures and mentions celebrated yields by Lord Rosebery and Max Grubb, with local Northwest records of two to four hundred bushels per acre. The writer critiques potato as a neglected byproduct in American agriculture.
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Anaconda
Montana
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Russia
Lord Rosebery
Max Grubb
Eugene Grubb
Colorado
Patriotism and Sacrifice in Wartime Duty
An exhortation defining true patriotism as self sacrifice for the nation, especially in wartime. It argues real patriots respond to the call without prompting, abstain from comforts, and pursue personal sacrifice as a measure of conscience and loyalty to country and flag.
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Eltteen
Right Man Chosen by Republicans to Lead Senate Fight
The selection of Senator Lodge as the Republican leaver is praised for his ability and long service. He is aligned with President Wilson on war policies and is seen as a strong supporter of prosecuting the war to a victorious finish. The text argues his stance solidifies wartime leadership.
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United States Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Wilson
Heen
Lodge
Germany
Austria
Belgium
al Lorraine
Serbia
Trieste
Rumania
Poland
Russia
Montenegro
Europe
Potato seed and soil care for better yields in Montana
The article discusses potato growing methods, seed quality, and soil recommendations. It emphasizes using proper seed stock, crop rotation, and disease control, noting Montana’s cool nights and sandy soils as favorable. It warns against haphazard methods and urges gathering reliable seed and soil information for best results.
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Maine
Greeley County
Colorado
Idaho
Motana
Montana
Short Stories From the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
A quirky collection of lines from the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph with humor in brief exchanges. Jokes blend wordplay on music and dining, bragging, nerves, and a wary cabby awaiting a hospital, interspersed with a note on artificial gems and crystallization.
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Pittsburg
Wartime Housewifery instructs on school lunches and fruit safety
Frances Marshall reviews wartime home economics guiding mothers in packing nutritious school lunches. The article emphasizes clean fruit prep, boiling water dips to reduce bacteria, drying dried fruits, hollowing canteens for fillings, and simple candy recipes using dried fruits and nut meats as wholesome treats for children.
Dover exhibit first electric magnetic locomotive by Moses Farmer
Pioneer electrician Moses Farmer demonstrated and operated the first electric locomotive on July 26 1847 in Dover Nu HL. It carried several passengers marking a historic U S rail ride by electricity. Farmer later lectured and developed a fire alarm telegraph office and predicted talking telephones and electric traction. He also invented a flying machine before his death.
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Pioneer Electrician
Dover
Nu HL
Moses Farmer
United States
Farmer
Canine star myths and civic talk in old papers
A collage of quips and notes from Baltimore American Kansas City Journal and other papers. Jokes about rents and vacations mingle with brief civic banter and a science aside on Sirius and dog days. The piece preserves period voice and scattered lively lines.
Press war slogans and editorials on neutrality clash
A collage of 1916 era newspaper clippings critiques on Germany and neutrality. Editorials from Buffalo, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Springfield, St Louis, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Chicago and Columbia reference U boat warfare, Spain neutrality, home safety, and political figures amid wartime rhetoric.
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Germany
Springfield
St. Lowis
Alfy
Spain
Remai
Baltimore
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Rina
G. A. Band
Alfonso
Deutsch
Tabor
Haywood
John Barneycorn
Boston
Chicago
Army
Pereshing
Satan
Hindenburg
Berlin
Nowsky
Prince
Christy Mathewso
Sane
Cincinnati
Tte
Attila
Attaboy
Texas
Imeett
Dittesburg
Flova
Floyd Gibbons
D' We
Frances Marshall
AN. Y
Breuise Te
Miram
Baltimore American
Kansas City Journal
Piute
Crimson
Oncho Hob
Washington Star
Toston
Louisville
Sam
Prisgne
Hustalo Express
Odern
Spirit of the Press
Indianapolis Star
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
March
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Detroit Free Press, Fine Company
Furrman
Chicago News
Mr. Vardaman
Mississippi
Columbia
Ater
Rice & May, Proprietors Ee
ED Rose
the Jeweler
DR. Davis
Owsley Block Park
M. Anaconda Omice
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