Standard Publishing Company notice and ads data
Public notice and advertising directory for the Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana. Lists offices in Butte and Anaconda with telephone numbers, foreign advertising representation, subscription rates, Sunday Standard pricing, and outside newsstands in several cities including New York Chicago St Paul Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Kane. Includes address, department contacts, and circulation terms.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Mont. Butte
North Main R Street
William J. Morton Company
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Les GuaWede Ae
Montana
Hotaling's
Broadway
St. Paul N. Ste. Marie
Ortland
Liberty News Company
Fifth
Washington Streets
coma—Trego News Company
Ttle
Itney News Agency
Seattle
Occidental and
Yester Way
Kane—B. Stubeck
Wall and
Riverside
Mont
Worth the Money for Victory Loan in Silver Bow County
A Butte editorial urges full support for the 3,000,000 Victory loan allocation to Silver Bow County. It argues wartime costs are worth the price for defeating militarism and autocracy, noting 1,000,000 U.S. troops in Europe and ongoing postwar military and industrial expenses. Citizens are urged to pay generously to fund demobilization, a standing army, a larger navy, war industries restructuring, and continued European relief.
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Silver Bow
Butte
United States
Europe
Victor
Memorials discussed by American Federation of Arts in New York
The American Federation of Arts plans a May meeting in New York to discuss memorials for war heroes. Delegations nationwide will weigh patterns styles and concepts while funding is treated as secondary to the form and nature of the tribute. The federation aims to guide the choosing of memorial designs with broad input.
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American Federation of Arts
New York
Federation of Art
Mnixperience
Memorials Meeting in New York Next Month
Memorials could be crude or grotesque and the aim is to fix them to prevent future regret. The text notes the importance of a meeting to be held in New York next month to discuss proper memorial forms and safeguards.
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New York
Standing for Right in America and Wilson's Leadership
May America always stand for that which is right and for national integrity and peace. President Wilson battles for the right at the peace conference in Europe and deserves earnest support from all right-thinking Americans. The nation has long stood for justice and righteousness, even when public figures are attacked or disputed.
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America
Wilson
Europe
Ile
Lincoln
Home brew banned by federal rule shakes spirits of reformers
Editorial laments federal crackdown on home alcohol production after prohibition extends to private consumption. It warns that craft beer ambitions linger in households but stresses the law deems any home manufacture of beverages illegal. Calls for returning to water to avoid illicit practice.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
League of Churches Unite Against Bolshevism Threat
The piece argues for a world religious league similar to the League of Nations to fight evil, immorality, and atheism. It cites Dr Patton and Dean Mac Cormack urging Christendom to unite while preserving church individuality. Bolshevism is described as targeting religion and urging infidelity.
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Patton
Princeton
League of Nations
Dean MacCormack
Los Angeles
League
Restoring Rheims Cathedral Despite German War Reparations
The citizens of Rheims move forward with rebuilding their city and restoring the famed cathedral even before indemnity from Germany is received. A long debate has seen many leading French figures like Rodin and Rostand oppose restoration, urging the ruin be kept as a monument to Germany's destruction.
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Germany
Rheims
Rodin
Rostand
Rheims Considers Partial Cathedral Restoration
The city council voted to partially restore the Rheims cathedral. Shell holes will be filled and windows vaults pillars rebuilt with debris cleared from the interior. The figures on the facade will not be restored.
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Rheims
Italy claims Fiume port under new assertion
The article notes a fresh Italian claim to possession of Fiume after the armistice. It argues no promise of Fiume was in the 1915 London treaty and cites postwar shifts, with Croatia as part of the new Jugoslav state and the port seen as essential to its seaport needs.
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Italy
Fiume
Maceh
Orlando
Juge-Slivs
Rome
London
Croatia
World War Era Politics and Media Jabs in Silly Verse
The piece rants on Wilson, Orlando, and Borah while mocking League of Nations influence. It mocks Fiume, Hohenzollern defense, and Bolshevik rumors, contrasts black and white imagery, and notes attitudes toward victory bonds and bombastic rhetoric in a satirical county-town tone.
Ambition and markets amid shifting times in press notes
The fragment hints at a 60 to 50 score unclear in detail and notes Italy’s politicians in step with Orlando. It references “ultimatum” shifting meaning, market talk on Victory bonds, Fiume rising in prominence, and a cautionary line about challenging new painted doors.
Burleson’s Dominance Deepens Administrative Strain
The New York World profile portrays Burleson as irritable and domineering, provoking friction in the cabinet and with Congress. It assigns him blame for policy errors and partisan rhetoric while noting his lone public ally, the president. The piece questions why ‘better’ men are displaced for his stay in power.
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New York
Burleson
Capitol
Congress
Wilson
Rhyme and Reason Anglo-Saxon Speech and Witty Bits
A collage of verse and quips spans language curiosities and social whimsy. It cites Daly on speech reform, Tennyson references, a shy Kansas City satire, Poughkeepsie Eagle digressions, and a glove counter gag from London Tit-Bits, all in brisk, magazine-verse style.
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Perry
Poughkeepsie
Exhibit of Aviator Artist’s Work Opens in Atlantic City
At the Pan American Aviation Convention and Exhibition in Atlantic City on May 1 an American artist will unveil aeronautic paintings from war studies by Lieutenant C. E. Ruttan of the United States Naval Reserve Forces who served as photographic officer in naval aviation in France. Many works were made under bombardment and between flights, offering vivid realistic depictions that reflect his aero knowledge and war experience. The U S Navy and Navy Department aided his access to real-world aviation scenes in France to enhance the portrayals.
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Atlantic City
America
France
C. E. Ruttan
United States Naval Reserve Forces
United States Naval Aviation
United States Naval Air Forces
Navy Department
Washington
Shad roe recipes from the Housewife’s Economy Calendar
A kitchen note outlines croquettes and salads using shad roe. Steps include cooking the roes, making a thick white sauce, and forming croquettes to fry. Also described are broiled and fried preparations with bacon, lemon juice, and olive oil, plus ideas for shad roe salads with mayonnaise or celery and tomato servings.
Humorous Exchanges from Various Papers
A collection of short jokes and quips from newspapers including Baltimoore Am er ican and Buffalo Express. The items feature playful wordplay about mermaids oysters marriages dentists alibis and manners with a mix of witty exchanges and light satire from multiple sources.
Industrial boom outlook urged by price guidance
Washington Post argues the price-ascertainment method boosts confidence and steel demand. Banks hold cash while firms rush to invest, predicting a historic surge in U S industry driven by employment, wages, and continued need for goods regardless of Europe’s troubles.
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Washington Post
United States Steel
Europe
United States
America
Juronce
Quotable Press Snippets Reflect Public Figures
A collage of brief newspaper quips from across the nation. References touch on Germany Russia and the United States alliance talk by Count Reventlow, Debs and the League of Nations debates, Burleson and parcel post issues, telephone strikes, Bryan and debates, a motorized demijohn radio pilot, and a Swedish postmaster general studying US mails.
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Count Reventlow
Germany
Russia
United States
Pittsburg
Sweden
Washington Star
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Associated Press
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Standards Service
League OF Churches
Lar
William Jr
Senator Borah
Senatoroindexter
B. K. Wheeler
People
William Hohenzollern
Judge Crain
Flying Circus
Herr Hohenzollern
Lloyd George
Vis, HE
the Limit
Rhyme and Reason
Tade
T. A. Daly
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Young John
Tennyson J. Daft
Kansas City Star
C E Ruttan AS
M. ¥. Herat
Housewife
Shad Roc
Chira
Tom Swiftpace
Edith
Clara
Boobee
Republic
Buffalo Express
Boston Globe
Louisville Courier-Journal
Gert
Birmingham Age-Herald
Spirit of the Press
Joachim
Wilhelm
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gene
Debs
Houston Post
South Africa
Indianapolis News
Bryan
Indianapolis Star
Tom Edison
Charleston News and Courier
Ps Cy Silly Zasined Welleges
Tall, Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware CO
Quartz
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