Anaconda Montana Public Notice Directory Listing
A fragment from a historical Montana newspaper shows Standard Publishing Company and office details. It lists mailing rates, advertising offices in New York Chicago and Detroit, and various newsstand locations from New York to Spokane. It references telephones, departments, and general business correspondence for the publication.
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Pilliam J. Morton Co
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Mai
North America
Montana
Hotaling’s
Thirty
Bron
Chicago
Congrass
le Paul Gt Marie Cigar and News Cos
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Cd’s
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clear
Denver
Salt Lake
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United News
Benyase Ancetes
Kemp News Agency
Germany mobilizes full manpower for total war effort
The interior secretary outlines a plan to draft all fit men aged 37 to 60, leaving women for home labor while boys and older men fill support roles. Deportees and prisoners of war are expected to perform much farm and factory work as Germany mobilizes 2,000,000 POWs to aid the war effort.
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Germany
City managers gain traction over commission government
The piece argues for city manager governments as a business like approach to municipal governance. It notes rapid adoption since 1910s with 12 cities in 1918 under city managers, and shows commission form shrinking from 112 in 1918 to 39 in 1916, highlighting growing preference for manager plans over time.
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Ieston
Rumania’s Fate in World War I Outlook
In early World War I analysis the article argues Rumania faces annihilation as German and Austrian forces crush Bucharest after entering the war. It notes Russia’s insufficient aid, critiques why Romania joined, and observes no German or Austrian weakness despite Romanian entry and Allied pressure.
Germany aims to end war by crushing Russia France Britain
The author argues Germany cannot win by punishing Romania alone. Russia France and Great Britain must be defeated, as the central powers hold but cannot justify vengeance on Romania. Romania’s neutrality loss is not a war-winning move for Germany, which should redirect forces to the main fronts.
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Rumania
Serbia
Montenegro
Belgium
Bucharest
Russia
Germany
Poland
Austria
Italy
Galicia
France
Great Britain
Rusia
Wealth and votes in the election debate in New York
A lengthy New York piece argues the wealthier states and those paying income tax backed Hughes more, noting the money power influenced votes. It contends the richer cast a larger share of influence than the poorest despite broader participation across states.
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New York
Paina
Colon
Hushen
Wien
Hug
Statther
Wilon
Iie
Wilson
Hughes
Tighe
Petition to John Bull for wartime liquor ban spreads across classes
A British government petition urges complete suppression of liquor during the war, arguing economics over morality. Signers include army and navy leaders, scientists, physicians, financiers, and labor chiefs. They cite effects on army, navy, shipbuilding, and food, comparing to Russia’s prohibition and urging total license suspension for the war period.
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Mercantile Marine
Russia
George
Federation
Wary Patience and War Time Woes Across Nations
A collage of wartime reflections and economic strain from 1918 notes across leaders like Roosevelt Wilson and Villa. It contrasts political aims with practical austerity, citing wages, food prices, and shortages affecting artisans and families, while lawmakers debate preparedness and policy. The piece weaves satire, observation, and social commentary on daily life during conflict.
Coal shortage explainer notes motorcar shipments rise
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce explains October motorcar shipments reaching 19 510 units. The update shows a record month with higher rail demand as cars are moved across the interior to all regions, reflecting broader freight expansion and rising auto transport costs.
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WITAT
Washington Times
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Tireis
Movie Actress Held as Thief In New York Case
Police recover more than $25 000 worth of alleged stolen property from the apartment of a motion picture actress who refuses to reveal her true identity. The suspect, identified by aliases Miss Elizabeth Scanlon or Marian Clark, is believed to have operated in several cities across the United States. The seized items include apparel displayed in the apartment.
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Elizabeth Scanlon
Marian Clark
New York
United States
Diet for Bright’s disease varies by stage and needs
The article outlines a milk based diet for acute Bright’s disease emphasizing bowel care and moderation. It contrasts bland low protein plans with meat in small amounts for chronic cases, warns against heavy meals and alcohol, and lists sample menus and purine free foods to balance nutrition while protecting kidney function.
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Bright
Wiley
Appleton
A. m
Folin
Chicago Tribune
Cee
Humor of the Day Jokes and Quips
A collage of patient quips from newspapers and cartoons. Jokes touch on poets, unknowns, marriage. It includes lines about Tennyson Browning and a parlor scene. A nurse reports a baby swallowing tacks, with suffrage posters glued.
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Tennyson
Browning Smythe
Puck
Baltimore American
James Lows
Quotes and quips cross country in political chatter
A compilation of satirical remarks from major papers on political figures including Rankin, the Fiji Islands trips, and Hughes. It riffs on campaign talk, presidential replies, and odd notions like potatoes as legal tender, reflecting a lively, gossiping press tone.
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sFonan
South ‘Seas
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Hughes
T. R
Fiji Islands
Houston Post
Cabot
Wilson
Kansas City Star
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ARD Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Mont Butte
Ast Broadway
Hastorial
Avance
City Managers
John Bull
Congress
Jeanette
Bryan
Villa
Roosevelt
Will
D. & C. Club
Wilcon
Tat
England
Sehold
Fingland
McClure Newanaper Syndicate
Adache
Coai
W. A Evans
Spirit of the Press
Rankin
Joe Cannon
Macon
Ryan
Detroit Free Press
Independent
Piris
Baltimore Sun
Illinois
Indianapolis
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