Montana Postoffice Adverts and Subscriptions Note
Anaconda Montana post office notices list advertising and subscription details for the Daily and Sunday news. It names sales reps, offices, and out-of-state newsstands including New York and Seattle, with rates and delivery terms across months and locations.
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Tors Fentered
Postoffice
Anaconda
Csecond
Ciase
I. Rattoriat Pacation
Mont Butte
North Main Treet
Buninent
William J. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Tribune
Montana
Hotaling
Nem Ch “Stroit
Metropolitan News
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
A BAD IMPRESSION AT THE PEACE CONFERENCE
The article notes rising disturbances in Poland Hungary and Dalmatia as newly formed nations clash over borders and self-rule. It argues the peace conference will test these states ability to govern themselves despite current violence and racial tensions.
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Dalmatian
Hungary
Poland
Get Together for Wage and Price Peace
The piece argues wages and living costs will not fall until each other does, urging a peaceful gradual reduction to a wartime high. It calls for employers and employees to meet, seek a wage realignment, and establish permanent peace and prosperity.
Republicans claim early win chances after 1920 race
Republicans claim a fighting chance following the 1918 majority in Congress and the unsettled 1920 presidential election. The November results are seen as justifying hope they may regain government offices they previously held.
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Congress
Election mood and party prospects in a contested year
The article argues that past elections show no fixed link between midterm outcomes and presidential results. It notes cycles where Republicans gained or Democrats prevailed in Congress, yet the presidency swung to the opposite party in subsequent elections, urging caution about optimism for the next presidential contest.
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Garfield
Harrison
Somme
Allie Warwickshires
Wreminghamm
Iris Sinthanity
Scotia & Kilt
Conservative Party Woes Prompt Urgent Notice
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a plea for the Conservative Party to take notice. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to identify a specific incident or public action. Further context is needed to craft a precise summary.
Russia in Terror Lived Through by French Writer
A French writer’s haunting report from Moscow and Petrograd in late September and October portrays a city under siege by a Bolshevik terror. Mass arrests, house seizures, executions at dawn, and hostage lists stain daily life as citizens flee, endure, and endure another wave of confiscations and deportations. The piece contrasts czarist days with the current brutal crackdown.
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Russia
Moscow
Petrograd
Druys
Jlors
Extraordinary Commission
Pensa
Smolensk
Fall of Kaiser Looms in World War I Debate
The article rails against the Kaiser regime and celebrates the collapsed monarchy. It notes Wilson administration fears and broad republican alarm at postwar prospects. The crown prince's status and ruined treaties are mentioned amid Paris preparations for a presidential visit.
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Belgium
Cielo
Paris
Hell
Wartime Housewifery Trimmings for Dresses and Hats
Instructional piece on home sewing trimming choices for garments during wartime. Discusses avoiding unnecessary trim for structure, recommends selective use of braid, fringe, and embroidery for skirts and dresses, and suggests outsourcing complex work to trimming shops when unavailable locally. Copyright 1918.
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McClure
Bulls and Blunders Teachings of Experience and Wit
A mix of short comic sketches from J. C. Percy’s Bulls and Blunders. A cranky doctor in a third class carriage blames tobacco for tongue cancer, a laborer counters with a dig about interfering in others’ business, plus a police sergeant and a rookie constable’s exchange on force and restraint. Also quoted is a piece on reading as narcotic from Lafcadio Hearn and notes on women’s precision in laboratory work. The collage closes with a lyrical Christmas poem about Sandy Claus and old-time holiday imagery.
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J. C. Percy
Jeneth
Toll
Tam
London Tatler
Lafcadio Hearn
Spirit of the Press sketches on public matters
A column of editorial snippets from multiple papers notes views on President Wilson and the peace conference, economy in dress, cables, and self determination. It highlights reactions from Sister Smith, Anne Rittenhouse, and various city papers, plus a thrust on thrift and future employment prospects.
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Sister Smith
Wilson
Europe
Houston
Anne
Rittenhouse
Ann
Macon’ Telegraph
Burleson
Woman’s Eye for Color at War Industry Labs
From the American Exporter, the piece notes a labor shortage in army munition plants and dye industries due to chemist men entering military service. To address this gap, women are being impressed into laboratory roles in the chemical trades.
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United
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Francisco
United News
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Keattle—Whitney News Agency
Keattle
Acme News Co
Occidental
Air General
Conservative Party
William Hohengollern
Witneses
Heine
Hohenzollern
Seamand
United States
Bill Hohenzollern
Uncle Sam
Nero
Lucretia Borjia
Rances Marshall
Marshals OF
France
Petain
Poincare
Metz
Joffre
Foch
Verdun
MR. Hoover
Bo- Tne
Randy Claus
Sandy
Claus
Sandy Claus
Baltimore
Spirit of the Press
International Party of Self-Determination
Lexington Herald
Thrift. Magazine
Detroit
Meadow
Chicago News
Knoxville Journal
Byanes
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