Anaconda Standard Classifieds Include Advertisers and Notices
A garbled clipping lists advertisers and office details for Anaconda Standard with names such as J Morton Co and Metropolitan News Co. It references business departments and street addresses on North Main Street and Woodward and Michigan corners. The fragment mentions Rochester, Minnesota, and general notices or letters.
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Franpann Puntata
Comangere
Proprietar
He Pe Typatorgien of
Aviaconas
Gitice
Anaconda
Mont Rutte
North Main Street
Tel Homes
Vintam J. Morton, Co
Peorciaand
Marie Cigar and News Coe
Firth Street Petroit— Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and Michiga
Rochester, Minn
Tacamanntines News Co
Wilson in France and the voyage of the world
The article portrays the U S president landing in France amid grand ceremonies and unprecedented receptions. It contrasts historical figures with modern democratic leadership and highlights ships, inventions, and efforts to make the world safe for democracy, focusing on the symbolism of the voyage.
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United
France
George ‘Washington
Atlantic
George
Washington
Delaware
Secretary Lane Praises Park Progress and Plans at Glacier and Yellowstone
Secretary of the Interior Lane lauds Glacier and Yellowstone in his annual report, noting small 1918 patronage due to rail advertising cutbacks and travel discouragement. He cites growing motor travel, Canadian traffic, and routes via Great Falls Helena and Flathead Lake. Lane highlights a Montana plan to build a road through Marias Pass and the need for a continental divide crossing inside Glacier. The report also emphasizes a Glacier fish hatchery as a major development amid expanding visitor demand and lake depletion managed by state stockings.
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National Parks
Interior
Glacier and
Yellowstone Parks
Canada
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Yellowstone-Glacier
Glacier Park
Secretary Lane
Glacier
Glacier park stockpiling and war thrift drive mix in news
The document discusses stocking by waterfalls and a Glacier park hatchery plan tied to the Sherbourne lake reservoir project. It warns trees will be killed by flooding and calls for immediate removal of dead trunks. It also reports Silver Bow county thrift stamp efforts amid postwar obligations and criticizes war correspondence for stirring trouble, urging press restraint.
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Glacier Park
Sherbourne Lake
Lake McDermott
National Park
Seome
Congress
Bow County
Campagne
Silver Bow
Return of Railroads to Owners Favored After War
A column argues government control of railroads should end now that war needs have ceased. It dismisses McAdoo’s five year test as a delay and says stockholders own the roads, not the government or people. The piece calls for immediate return in good condition to the railroad owners.
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McAdoo
Dela
Ter
France
United States
Europe Holds Quiet After War but Sparks Small Conflicts
The piece notes that while large-scale warfare paused, numerous small nations in Eastern Europe remain volatile. It cites Czecho-Slovaks, Jugo-Slaves, Poles, Ukrainians, and a Romanian dispute over Galicia, with peace talks looming but little nations asserting gains as permanent. It also touches on U S and Paris peace conference dynamics, Wilson’s 14 points, and reactions to German rebirth amid ongoing political contrasts.
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Russia
Germany
Europe
Carinthia
Styria
Galicia
Peace Board
Wilson
Wien
Senate
Bryan
Solf
Doe
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Switzerland
Hindenburg
Lloyd Ige
Women waiters in public dinner praised in New York Sun
The New York Sun reports a recent public dinner in a leading New York hotel served entirely by women waiters. Guests praised the flawless, unobtrusive service and generous tips, noting the shift challenges midlevel waiters face. The piece also touches on naval policy discussions and arms talks shaping future U.S. fleet plans amid a broader peace conference.
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Penglees
Walers
Walter
The
Te Wae
Roads to be returned to owners after war ends
The speaker argues ownership of roads should be restored promptly now that military necessity has ended. The government is not justified in withholding access to roads any longer, and ownership should revert to those who own them.
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Europe
France
England
United States
America
Wartime Housewifery Specialties for Dessert Lovers
Wartime Housewifery advises wives to develop one or two dessert specialties rather than a broad repertoire. Emphasizes first-rate recipes, good ingredients, and careful experimentation to craft reliable pies and custards, using skilled technique and imaginative toppings for dinner guests.
Illiterate Russia and its vast university
The article notes Russia as largely illiterate with over 60 percent unable to read or write while highlighting Moscow as home to the world’s largest university. It mentions a single campus building stretching a quarter mile and a grand library, contrasting literacy with educational grandeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Balkan States
Europe
Humorous Exchange Fragments Reflecting Marriage and Death
A collection of witty exchanges from a humor page. Jokes touch on autopsy disputes in science, happiness of early versus late marriages, gambling mishaps, and a puzzled visitor confusing a pet’s pedigree with genealogy. The snippets showcase light, period voice humor and social quirks.
Spirit of the Press and Political Turmoil in Early Reports
A collage of fragmented newswire lines and editorials references political anxiety over probes and legislatures. Mentions Detroit police and Newcastle chief seeking a mysterious attractive woman, plus remarks on vice and peace, war work by American women, and concerns about leadership as President departs.
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Associated Press
Associated
AL Parks
General Pershing
Mer
Paris
Holland
Milwaukee
Victor Berger
San Juan Hill
Tom Marshall
Oyster Bay
Geen the Woman Watper
New York Sun
Washington Navy
Wwe
Navy Department
Japan
Ion Wut
Iill Armaments
Mayy
Asquith
G. Hope
the Richt Hon. H.asquith
Mes GE. Hope
Hope
Herbert H. Asquith
Rime Almister
Liberal Party
Great Britain
East Fife
Scotland
Slepe
Marsials
McClure Sowapaver
Sendteate
Daly
Wheeler Syndicate
Ine
Spirit of the Press
Hom
Brawlton
Iene
Detroit
Newcastle Ind
Knoxville Journal
Marshall
Columbia Suite
Jore
New York Telegram
George Creel
Indianapolis Star
Jen
Wsy
Wa News
Aeiecee
Veaing Telegram
New York
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