Anaconda Standard Bulletin August 28 1920
The Saturday morning edition of the Anaconda Standard provides local and AP news. Publication details list butte Montana offices and western representatives, with standard post office classifications and contact lines.
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Anaconda
Butte
North Main Street
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Associated Press
Astern
Prudden
King & Pradden
Sigavewee
New York
Sterer
Kallaing
Chicago
Lobe Dulsting
Boston
Western Representatives
R.j.bitwell Company
Forstier Sect
Eis Francis
Montana Rallies for Suffrage Victory and Wartime Unity
Governor Stewart calls Montana residents to noon prayers and bell ringing to celebrate woman suffrage. The piece lauds Montana’s early adoption and urges opponents to join in jubilation, while condemning anti suffrage sentiment and urging intelligent, dignified acceptance.
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Stewart
Montana
Hmeh
Cox defends honesty over hogshead of campaign funds
The piece argues Governor Cox accuses Republicans of an enormous campaign fund far beyond legitimate costs. It says Cox, a veteran politician, rejects falsehoods and warns that anti Harding claims could backfire. It asserts honesty as policy and targets any attempt to elect Harding via inflated money.
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Cox
Harding
United States
Down Georgia Way. Georgia Melons Amid Turbulent Times
A fragment reflects on Georgia during a period of disruption. It contrasts the state’s famed watermelons and festive culture with current distress, noting Georgia’s historical role in melon gastronomy and regional pride as it faces upheaval. The excerpt hints at broader social or wartime tensions affecting the state.
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Georgia
Sherman
Cox In Montana A Whirlwind Stopover Tour
Governor Cox makes a rapid swing through Havre Great Falls Helena Butte and Anaconda in under 36 hours. He will overnight in Great Falls and press a brief itinerary promising strong crowds and a favorable reception as western state schedules limit longer visits.
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Cox
Montana
Havre
Great Falls
Helena
Butte
Anaconda
Bruce Kremer
Strange Tales and Political Snippets From a Pressed Period
A satirical miscellany notes odd animal tales from Homestead Pennsylvania including a fugitive menagerie creature that kills, milks cows, and torments hounds. It also critiques prohibition, mentions Senator Harding, Tennessee lawmakers in Alabama, Debs, Poland, and Cox as a bomb-dropper in a broad comic tone.
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New Jersey
Homestead
Simian
Pittsburg
Space Fiends
Editorial Retrospective On Montana Politics And Advertising
A compilation of opinions from multiple Montana papers notes skepticism about the Democratic primary as a gauge of state sentiment, reports Gallatin County showing regular Democrats strong, and discusses campaigns favoring newspaper advertising over trains. It also discusses woman suffrage hopes and a Paris fashion mishap involving Foster Rockwell and family.
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Montana
Creat Falls
Gallatin County
Bozeman Chronicle
Calvary of Teacher Shortage Sparks Town Bid
Wordy reminiscence on 1920s teacher shortages highlights Tolemus California as a case study where the town offers 1200 dollars for nine months, attracts young teachers from many states, and emphasizes social welcome plus bachelor teachers as valued assets to entice education.
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California
Tolemus
Numan
Pine
School 4
Fragments from a Dated Cartoon Montage
A collection of light humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. The dialogue features jokes about proposals, time to decide, public figures, and light political banter with several references to editors and readers. Contains dated tone and miscellaneous captions.
Humor and politics mix in scattered newspaper clippings
A collage of brief quips and odds and ends from Ohio and Pittsburgh papers mentions home brewing, aviation feats by a Ohio aviator, political hints about Bryan Parker Cox and Owen, and a note on peace ties and campus excitement.
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Anne
Pittsburg
Ohio
Washington Bar
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Hoke
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Alabama
Ee Pee
Holcomb
Connecticut
Clement
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Poland
TeDar Bors
THE
Montana Press
Republican Committee
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Yate
Rockwell
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Servina
Missouri
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Borhood
Gilead
Senator Sorghum
Shington
Detroit Free Press
Groene
Yonkers Statesman
Jovins Sons
Houston Pos
Ohica
Clewe
Plain Dealer
White
Bryan
Cox Nator Owen
Parker
Indianapolis News
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