Anaconda Standard masthead and ad index page note
A fragmented masthead of The Anaconda Standard includes publisher and office details, pricing, circulation notes, and list of external newsstands. It references STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Montana, With addresses at North Main Street and other city listings, plus subscription rates and advertising reps.
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Andard Publishing
Anaconda
Pall
Mont. Butte
North Main Street
Porfign
Filliam J. Morton Co
New York
Rifth Avenue
Chicaes Tribune
Santer
Enreser
Amerten
Sunday Standard
Matt
Montana
Hotatine’s
Detroit
Metropolt
Woodware Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Child'n News Agency
Portland
Rowman
Portland O'Mara
Faith and Wash
Tasos Rempandence
Agar Standard Publishing Company
Ment
Local News Copyright Notice
A notice states that Associated Press material is exclusive for use and re publication within this paper and its local news content.
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Associated
Associated Press
Tor
Anaconda Rallies For Soldier Departure
On Friday September 7 1917 Anaconda citizens will gather at six o'clock at the Montana hotel to form a personal escort for Deer Lodge county men as they march to the train for training camp. Drums will beat flags fly and the crowd will cheer in support of the patriotism and justice of the cause.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Rally Round the Boys for Butte Departure
Citizens gather to cheer the boys leaving Butte for the nation’s service. Mayor Maloney urges a large sendoff, aiming to create one of the city’s greatest demonstrations in its history to honor those leaving home to fight.
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Butte
Uld
Maloney
Rich Man's War Tax Burden Highlighted In Senate Debate
The piece argues the war is termed rich men’s war due to heavy taxes under a pending bill. It notes a millionaire would pay $650,000 in taxes, leaving $250,000, and cites Henry Ford with an alleged income of $50 million last year, suggesting the wealthy face steep personal tax jumps while bearing broader costs.
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Senate
Henry Ford
Butte Rotary Speaker Attacks I W W Links to 1914 Turmoil
L C Evans delivers a forceful address at a Butte Rotary meeting asserting the I W W connection to the 1914 mine and smelter disturbances. He argues the union movement seeks to close industries, not gain wages, and urges all citizens to oppose the organization to restore prosperity and peace in Butte.
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Rotary
Butte
L. C. Evans
Evans
United States
War Library Fund Aims to Raise Million for Camp Books
The American Library Association war service committee plans a $1,000,000 drive to buy books at cost for 22 cantonments housing American soldiers this winter. Campaign begins Sept 24, labeled camp library week, supplementing prior book drives by military groups and citizens. The effort seeks to ensure ample reading material for soldiers during idle hours.
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War Service Committee
American Library Association
Housewife's Economy A Luncheon Layer Cake Dish
A reader shares a simple luncheon idea tied to a three layer cake pan method. Build a sandwich filling from cream cheese chopped olives and nuts, then alternate bread layers with the filling to form a layered loaf served as a noon meal. A bread dough variant uses circular bread to shape the layers, finished with mustard and relish inside.
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Eraham Memins
Shem
McClure Penn Sewepaper Syndicate
Amorous Lover Inspires Slipper Request tale
A Washington Star item recounts a peculiar domestic anecdote from a curious shopper asking for a pair of squeaky slippers for her father. The exchange reveals a playful motive connected to a visiting young man and military captain discipline. The tale ends with the captain remarking the soldier acted for his four children.
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Eid
St Washington Star
Society of Montana Pioneers annual session at Livingston
Old settlers from across the state gather in Livingston for business and pleasure at the Society of Montana Pioneers annual session. The article extols Montana's early settlers as the best men, noting the tradition of rugged, hardy pioneer character and the welcome hospitality of the city.
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Society of Montana Pioneers
Livingston
Montana
Montana Pioneers
America
Reckoning With the Russian Army Spirit in New York
The Russian information bureau in New York says despite alarm about military collapse at least ninety percent of the Russian army remains mounted for resistance. The fighting spirit will revive once the disaffected segment is removed, with Wiese promising Slav armies still to be reckoned with by Teutonic leaders as Berlin celebrates frontier gains that may prove fleeting.
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England
France
Austin
Berlin
Eas
New York
Wiese
Russia
War Department seeks civilians to train as new soldiers
Civilians considering army service are urged to begin practicing the war department lessons before camp. Emphasis on fitness includes climbing, running, swimming, boxing, and endurance exercises to reduce sloppiness and gawky posture. Key rules avoid alcohol, limit smoking, eat and drink moderately, drink water, avoid midmeal snacks, and keep regular hours. A strong stance and bearing practice is advised, noting even raw rookies are picked men with better suppleness and health than the general populace.
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War Department
Army
Travesties and Nature in Civilized Pursuits
The passage argues that many pursuits labeled as civilization pleasure profit or fame distort natural behavior. It calls for philosophers to judge those misled by false ideals and notes that those who follow deceitful paths fall out of step with nature.
International notes and editorials on Germany and France
A compilation of assorted foreign remarks and commentary from U.S. papers. It relays opinions on James W. Gerard, Germany’s ambassador, reactions to Austrian and Argentine stances, and various editorial takes on sanctions, papal diplomacy, and the Kaiser’s strategy as seen by Boston, New York, and Charleston outlets.
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James W. Gerard
Germany
Berlin Zeitung Am Mittag
New York Telegraph
Argentina
Benedict Peace
Washington
Fonnette
Ana Gronen
Releh Siam
Petite
New York
France
Charleston News and Courier
Quirky Quotes and War Garden Talk Reflected in Volume
A collage of humorous exchanges and brief notes from various papers. Jokes about family meals, marriage acts, and happiness mix with lines on war gardens and political chat. The snippet includes Uncle Pennywise, a rooster feud, and a mock protest over speech rights, tied to President Wilson’s era salvos.
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Baltimore
America
Boston ‘Transcript
Pather
Pennywise
Hunt
Brung
Louisville Courier-Journal
Birmingham
Vent Suger
Houston Post
Chaney
Washington Star
Nother
Round World
Wilson
Louis Globe-Democrat
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Uncle Sam
Secret Service
Jham Lewis
London
Mountain
People's Council of America
Kerensky
Carranza
Diaz
Aime
von Hin
Pope
Maud
W. W's
Stewart
Petrograd
Frances Marshall
Tecau
Francis O'Ryan
John F. O’ryan
Spartanburg
Weil
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Brenig Tedegresm
Spirit of the Press
Setter
Hans Sulzer
Switzerland
Bill
Boston Globe
Dota
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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