Anaconda Standard Ad Listing North Main Nomen
Anaconda Montana newspaper classified page listing branch details and multiple news agencies. Mentions William J Morton Co Salaried Rep Fenemtation Noy Teeth Avaya Saertvune Nullaing and various city offices, post offices, and distribution points with contact notes and general mailing guidance.
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Anaconda
Mont Hutte
Atietrenca
Wiliam
Rewe
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Ant’ Tirasdway
Gnicheo
Ctngrens
Cuear Ewe Court
Donat
Pitth St
Nener Woodward Siuidt
Rochester
Denver
Sennelder News
Salt Lake
Ps Ten
San Francisco
United ‘News
Eady
Anaconda, Mont
The Standard's Service Flag and Labor Day Plans
The article outlines Labor Day observances with patriotic displays nationwide guided by Samuel Gompers and the AFL. It notes Montana going dry and discusses war-time Prohibition prospects, wartime costs, debt increases, and calls for public financial support through thrift stamps, Liberty loans, Red Cross, YMC A, Knights of Columbus, and other war efforts.
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Montana
United States
War Chest Fund
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Hebrew Relief Association
Lbrary Association
War era tribute to John Ward and Sam Butler in Civil War style
An extended, provocative profile praising John Ward of Goldsboro and his 13 sons serving in the Ninth and Tenth U S cavalry alongside a fearless New Yorker, Sam Butler, amid World War I era conflict. The piece lauds fertility and patriotism, contrasts race and valor, and lauds Red Cross work by Ward daughters and Mrs Ward. It mixes racial rhetoric with martial praise and calls for honors to Black families contributing to the war effort.
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John Ward
Goldsboro
N. C
Ninth
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Sergt
William Butler
South
Sam Butler
Corsica
Galilee
America
Ethiopia
Sam
John
Sam Butlers
John Brown
Red Cross
Joe
Cong
Hall of Fame
Ward
Israel
Jeannette Rankin
Butte
Mammy
Russia
Africa
Tacc
Roosevelt
Kaiser
War era eugenics and German views on Americans
A fragmented 1910s style piece argues postwar population shifts will leave France and the US with more women than men, claiming this aids racial welfare. It mocks science and predicts marriages will repeat past illogic, while noting German home views on American participation and US prisons.
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Mars
France
United States
Indies
Eugenics
Cupid
Kansas City Star
Hird
Famous Japanese diplomat to address American Bar Association
Dr. T. Miyaoka, noted Japanese diplomat and international lawyer, was chosen by the Japanese government to speak at the American Bar Association annual meeting on postwar international legal issues. He arrived in the United States in June to visit several major cities during July and August before the bar meeting.
Wartime reflections on housework and economy noted
The piece muses on modern women viewing household chores as temporary and hopes for a future automation or better tools. It argues against cheap appliances, praising quality items for lasting use while contrasting attitudes toward housework with the era's wartime spirit.
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Edison
Sne
McClure ‘Napaper Syndicate
Humor and chatter mix in old newspaper snippets
A collage of quips from the Louisville Courier Journal and Washington Star mingles jokes about music, flirting, dentistry, theater, and vaudeville. The passable dialogue hints at everyday humor, small talk, and brief exchanges among unnamed readers and performers.
Spirit of the Press Gins Up Odd Contribution Box
A Minnesota man allegedly invents a comical church contribution basket with varied audio and visual triggers. A quarter brings silence, a dime rings a bell, a nickel cues a whistle, and a penny fires a blank cartridge. A sleeping participant is roused by a watchman's rattle and photographed by a kodak.
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Minnesota
Kodak
Heston Globe
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Silver Row
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Seema Berlin
Sayer
Berlin
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Annis
Louieville
Team Command
Washington Star
Doc
Diane Nares
Oconis Arsine
Joriah
Warnet
Diane
Gohan
Newton
Teaat
Bern
Teast
Spirit of the Press
McAdoo
Rochester Herald
Learning American
Steve
Sey Buse
Cige
Rice & May
ED Rose
the Jeweler
North Main Street
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Owsley Block
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