Anaconda Standard Editorial and Advertising Information
The Anaconda Standard announces publication details including office locations in Butte and Anaconda, subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues, and foreign advertising contacts. It lists street addresses for branches, telephones for departments, and external newsstands across several cities, specifying rates and delivery options.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell
Mont
Butte
Butte and Silver Bow county youths depart for training camp
The article notes 88 young men from Butte and Silver Bow county plus 12 from Deer Lodge prepare to leave for a new training camp. It praises their citizenship and aims to honor them with entertainments this week. Home supporters are urged to send remembrances to ease their days ahead at camp and front.
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Butte
Silver Low
Deer Lodge County
Patriotism in mining war effort prompts labor duty
The piece argues that patriotic duty requires miners and smelter workers to stay on the job during wartime. It notes higher wages and profits shared with employees, asserting work is both a sacrifice and an opportunity. It condemns I W W influence urging mine closures as detrimental to national interests.
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United States
Butte
Anaconda
I. W. W. Leade
Germany
Detroit Free Press
Henry
Pittsburg Press
Baltimore American
Singleton
Boston Transcript
Louis Star
Sam
Boston ‘Transcript
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Louisville Courier-Journal
Government urged to repudiate advisers and resume work
A calling in the text to repudiate evil advisers and discard their policies urging workers to return to their duties for themselves, their families, and their country to avoid government hampering by copper scarcity. The remark stresses national duty and self-reliance amid economic strain.
Gerard Speech in Hamilton Urges Total Loyalty to America
Former Ambassador Gerard declares in Hamilton that Americans must be loyal or be traitors and threatens deportation for disloyal citizens. He will address Butte this evening, drawing a likely record crowd. Local chambers and Rotary members who invited him are praised for the event.
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Hamilton
Gerard
America
Butte
Germany
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Roma Te Butte
Erndeavor
Jacksonville
Times-Union
Daughters of No
Little Falls
Kerala
Verdun
Red Cross
Cleveland Pla
Pat Harrison
Jim Vardae
Washington
The School Year in a Postwar World
Fragmentary text discusses a school year after the war and hints at changes in education and society. It references time, preparation, and broad expectations for the future, suggesting a focus on reconstruction and learning. The tone implies optimism about reorganizing schooling after conflict.
The War's Medical Arm In The Trenches
The Associated Press reports brave field dressing rooms with Captain Dolbey a British Columbia surgeon describing 60 wounded awaiting morphia and tea. Surgeons keep pace amid shock, thirst, and heat as morphine eases pain and cigarettes steady nerves in the greatest good for the greatest number.
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Boye
Dolbey
Dolhey
Witty World War Snippets and Home Front Notes
A collage of wartime quips and social tips, noting harsh night battles among medics and soldiers, mixed with political barbs and humorous jabs at leaders. Also includes a feature on home economy ideas for using jam leftovers and a brief note about a new dentist cabinet for rapid X-ray development.
American Godmothers League forms to aid soldiers
William Leonard Davis forms the American Godmothers League modeled after British and French groups to send comforts to American soldiers in trenches. Each donor is asked to include a self addressed envelope for personal replies and maintain monthly support via parcel post. Parcels addressed to American Godmothers League New York city. in case of a soldier's death, goods go to another soldier with donor acknowledgment.
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Arts
William Leonard Davis
Goldiers
Godmothers' League
Godmothers’ League
New York County
Red Cro
West Twentieth Street
New York City
League
Dehydration of Produce Could Cut Waste and Costs
A 1917 Evans piece argues dehydration preserves flavor and nutrients, lowers moisture, reduces transport and container costs, and prevents decay in crops like sweet potatoes, spinach, beets, onions, and beans. It cites significant waste from moisture and notes equipment with low heat and air flow can dry produce cheaply.
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Schwartz
W. A. Evans
Memphian Prefers Tent Living Over Hotels While Traveling
Fred Edman of Memphi s Tenn had $2000 in his pocket one day in Cleveland Ohio yet chose tent living with Mrs Edman over a hotel stay. He carries the tent with him everywhere and avoids hotels.
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Fred Edman
Cleveland
Ohio
Mrs. Edm
Humorous Quotes From Various Papers On Everyday Life
A collage of jokes and quips from multiple newspapers. The snippets poke fun at car troubles hats gardening food fads social status employment egoism and political wit, featuring lines about selling a car to end troubles and cautions about public life.
Fireworks Trade Driven by War Strains Hongkong Sales
War tightens European frecrackers exports from Hongkong while the United States continues to import about $250,000 worth annually. High freights and scarce ships bound for the east coast hamper Hongkong commerce, as sailing vessels often carry large quantities of fireworks to U S markets.
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Hongkong
United States
Fragmented clippings reflect wartime attitudes and figures
A mosaic of editorial quips references Samsons La Follette Gerard and Pat Harrison. It notes tensions over race and color blind remarks, praises wartime morale, and mentions German air raids near Verdun. The collection reads like a period snapshot of opinion and personalities.
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News Coa
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Detroit
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Woodware
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Char
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
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Eadly
Los Angeles
Kemp News
San Diego
Child's News
Portland
Bowman, Postomes
Omara. Pitty and Wash
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Peorle
Council of America For Democracy
von Papen
U. S
Russia
Riga
Chicago
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Thompson
Berlin
People's Council of America
Wall Street
Marshall
McClure
American Godmothers’ League
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
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