Standard Publishing Company notice from Anaconda Montana
The Standard Publishing Company of Anaconda Montana postal and office details show address at 219 North Main Street Butte office. Rosinem department and chemical departments listed with phone numbers and Anaconda address for standard print distribution and publishing inquiries.
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Standard Publishing Compant
Naconda, Mont
Anaconda
Butte
North Main Street
Balterial
Eyould
Standard Publishing 1
Matte
Montane
Encouraging Signs From 1921 Economic Outlook
A Washington bulletin notes gradual U.S. economic recovery with mining, building, harvest work and railroad jobs easing unemployment. Experts cite rising bank savings, higher labor efficiency, good crops at lower cost, and eased rediscount rates. Government expects tariffs and tax reforms to aid winter business. farmers show improving pay and productivity. The piece also outlines US aims in a forthcoming treaty with Germany tied to Versailles terms and potential guaranties of title amid allied consultations.
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Federal Employment Service
Montana
United States
Treasury, Agricultural and Labor Departments
Commerce Department
Washington
New York Sun
Department of Agriculture
White House
Federal Reserve Banks
Wen
Treaty with Germany and the Versailles dilemma
The article discusses Secretary Hughes proposing submitting the Versailles treaty with the League covenant removed, and President Harding considering a new treaty identical in spirit but rewritten without disputed clauses. It frames Senate opposition as a stubborn obstacle likened to a red petticoat and notes Hamlet as a metaphor for not omitting essential elements.
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Versailles
Shantung
League of Nations
State Department
United States
Germany
Europe
Hughes
Harding
A Carnival of Fraud in Liquor Trade
Lord Northcliffe warned Vancouver reporters that U S liquor is easy to obtain yet costly and often counterfeit. The article paints a carnival of jugglery and deception in the illegal liquor trade, with fake brands and risky consequences for buyers and the public.
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Lord Northcliffe
Vancouver
United States
Candyless Kids and Turbulent Times in Notes from 1920s
A collage of fleeting observations touching on candy demand staggers as unemployment rises, with price cuts not passed along to shoppers. It also references St Louis beer busts, White Sox scandal fallout, agricultural policy woes, Soviet regime claims, and lingering tribal rivalries, all sketched in a wry, compressed style.
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St. Louis
Newcastle
Tariff and Taxation Debate in Congress and Press Commentary
A Montana Press collage surveys tariff and taxation discussions in Congress, noting the rise in national debt and annual expenses since World War I. It contrasts political maneuvering with commentary from papers like Lewistown Democrat-News and Great Falls Leader, while touching on Caruso’s fame and judgeships.
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Congress
United States
Washington
Boreman Chronicle
Turkey's Joan of Arc May Be First Woman Ambassador
Halide Edith Hanoun, former secretary of public education, is likely to become the first woman ambassador to the United States. She now leads the Turkish Red Crescent and plans a Turkish woman battalion to support Mustapha Kemel Pasha's army against Greece.
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Joan OF Arc
United States
Halide Edith Hanoun
Turkish Red Crescent
Red Cross
Mustapha Kemel Pasha
Halide Hanoun
Pioneer J. H. Watson 85 Dead in Gallatin Valley
Special Dispatch reports J. H. Watson long resident of the Gallatin valley died at 85 due to infirmities of old age at home of his daughter Alice Alexander in Three Forks. Survived by two daughters Fanny Ulimer and Grover Watson and six other children scattered across the country. Funeral arrangements await all children’s return.
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HL Watson
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Gallatin Valley
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Watson
Mire
Fanny vUlimer
Grover Watson
Pope Benedict XV Sends Greetings to Knights of Columbus
AP reports from San Francisco on August 5 that Pope Benedict XV sent gracious greetings to the Knights of Columbus through Cardinal Caspari via Archbishop Hanna of San Francisco and Supreme Knight Lunas A Flaherty. The message praised the order of about 800,000 patriotic American citizens for their devotion and work.
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Knights of Columbus
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Hanna
San Francisco
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Nagniscent
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Suit Settled Involving Multimillion Oil Lands
In Visalia California on August 3, a suit by the United States against California the Buena Vista Land Development Company and the Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company was settled by stipulation. The action involved title to oil lands valued at many millions of dollars.
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Associated Press
Visalia. Cal
United Stas
California
Buena Vista Land Development’ Company
Honolulu Consolidated Oil Company
Visalia
Washington
Parrot swears joke sparks campus quip and cartoon lines
A humor collection notes a parrot trained to swear near a telephone causes laughs. It also references quips about college students and fools, a cow on a chapel roof, a chatty dancee, and a witty Aunt Abigail exchange with Mr Whit ger. Cartoon captions add light banter.
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Chicago News
Minneapolis Journal
Abigail
Mr. Whitger
Cincinnat
Enquirer
Cartoone Magazine
Fragments Highlight Social Commentary From Old Newspapers
The readable text mixes scattered headlines and snippets from multiple papers including the Louisville Courier Journal and Detroit Free Press. It references dangers of swimming after eating, smoking by women, tax rhetoric, and safety advice, with broader quips about propriety, manners, and public discourse.
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Jaen
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rhyme and Reason and Mrs Bride Society Tale
A dialogue exposes gossip about Mrs Bride who is said to be discontent with society yet aims to join a church group. Neighbors Mrs Kent and Mrs Spread discuss Mrs Bride, while the exchange hints at social scrutiny and rumor. The piece ends noting Mrs Bride’s intent to join a church society.
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Bald Mra Dent
Mrs. Spread
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