Anaconda Standard Advertising and Circulation Notes
Public notice details for The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana including advertising rates and newsstand distribution points across major cities. Mentions subscription terms and representatives in New York Chicago Denver Portland and Seattle with agents and offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Matter
Bell
Anaconda
Mont
North Main Street
Telones
Tusinese
Eastorial
Willam J Morton
New York
Frutte
Hr Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Montana
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eenth
Broadway
Enienee Congress Hotel
Pauson
Gre
Marie Clear
Coeee Hast
Sam Stertoroittan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Clearatore
Penver—Schneider News Co
Fmma
Lifted At Last In Butte Quarantine Eased For Two Months
The Butte health authorities have lifted the ban after two months of influenza restrictions. Commerce may resume and schools reopen while strict quarantine remains for the sick. The note urges vigilant enforcement to prevent a new outbreak and warns of possible second waves in other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Women Suffrage Victory Hopes Amid Senate Setback
A 1919 report notes suffragists optimistic that a constitutional amendment granting women the vote will pass congress next session, despite a senate defeat and an end-of-session March 8 deadline. New majorities in the next senate are claimed to secure submission to states next year, though ratification by three-fourths may miss 1920 elections. Also discusses postwar German food fears and Allied occupation food prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Wilson
Berlin
Rhine
Cologne
Coblenz
Paria
Germany
Peace Conference Likely To Decide Terms For Central Powers
The article argues that postwar peace will be set by the victorious powers without central powers negotiating terms. It notes leaders may exclude the Hohenzollerns and Hapsburgs, and that a league of nations could follow to prevent future wars, with a global congress considered later.
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Hohenzollerns
Hapsbures
League of Nations
General Villa
Mexico
Wilson
Carranza
Claus
Russia
Germany
Cranberry Cookery and Patties from 1918 Guide
A 1918 home economics column offers cranberry jelly without sugar using gelatin and corn syrup, notes on using cranberry skins for fiber, and a raisin cranberry pie plus a cranberry filled pie variation. It cites varied clippings about war era topics and public sentiment.
Inflation rhetoric and opinion clashes in historic editorials
A collage of editorial snippets from multiple papers mockingly critiques postwar issues. It references inflation, social tension, political figures, and public debates with satirical tones. The excerpts show national concerns echoed through local press voices.
Humor of the Day Exchange Snippets From Papers
A collage of light exchanges and witticisms from newspapers including quips about war costs diet insomnia and social climbing. Jokes touch on mind and prunes boxing cures and encounters with Germany and the aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Philo
Washington Star
Germany
Theommon
Plants and Light Experiments and Grant Nickname Note
The article reports that plants show rapid curvature toward light after brief exposure, with stronger light causing faster responses and weaker light requiring longer to react. It also notes General Grant’s nickname gained after his reply to General Buckner in 1882, insisting on unconditional immediate surrender.
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Grants
Grant
Ional
Buckner
Fort Junction
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United States
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Clews
United Economic
Marne Canal
John Barleycom
Red Cross
Red Naguor
Standard
Wiseda
Count Hohenzollern
Earth
Vington
Gent Taft
Winston Churchill
Tatts
Washington
Ate
Wago
Rome
Patrick Hayes
Cardinal Farey
Ge Mit
Cardinal Farley
N.Y. Reenine Teleeram
Marshall
The
McClure J ‘Newspaper
Macon
Wen
Ison
Ace” Commission
Detro
Albany Journal
Republica
Buffalo Courier
W York Tribune
Oria
Kan) Gazette
Fort Plain
Grand Rapids Press
Indianapolis Star
Columbia Record
Java
Europe
Buffalo Courter
Mr. Hoover
Rice & May
Rmning
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