Anaconda Postoffice Directory Listing and Rates
The item lists standard postal and advertising rates, branches, and newsstand locations for the StaxpRh Publishing Co in Anaconda Montana. It includes subscription prices, foreign advertising, and select newsstand outlets across major cities with offices and agents noted.
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Standard Publisiing Company
Pobiioners
Postoffice
Anacon
Anaconda Mont Rutte
North Main Street
Tel Tater
Mouisincee
Foriat
Williams Marton Co
Trenentative
New York
Figid Avenue
Chicaeo Tribune Ailding
Ain
Montana
Hotaling’s
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Chieaen Craress
St Pael Wie
Marie
Taft to Write Peace Conference Commentary in Standard
The article announces that William Howard Taft will regularly publish his views on Paris peace conference debates in leading newspapers. Taft, former U S president and Yale international law chair, is praised as a judicious observer fit to analyze the issues for the civilized world.
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Paris
William Howard Taft
United States
England
France
Mr. Taft
The
Unites
Yale University
Taft
Land reclamation for returning soldiers faces congress apathy
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Law's plan to reclaim arid lands for soldier homes likely to fail this session due to apathy and opposition. With war revenue measures and other issues looming, interest in veteran welfare schemes wanes as adjournment nears March 4. Senator Sayers warns of scant sentiment and indifference among lawmakers who should push the legislation.
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Congress
Washington
Secretary Law
Europe
Siyers
Montana
Law and order push in Silver Bow County
A newspaper urges strict enforcement of new prohibition and long-standing anti gambling and anti prostitution laws. It argues officers were elected to enforce laws and warns officials will be held to account for lax compliance as the new year approaches. It notes soldiers may seek steady work postwar and questions congress for funds to pass legislation.
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Silver Bow
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Europe
Louisville
Missi
Kentucky
South Carolina
Kent
Dakota
Maryland
Montana
Texas
Delaware
South Dakota
Masachusetts
Arizona
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
New York
Nebraska
Ohio
Wyoming
The
Detroit Free Press
Germany after war era faces slow path to stable govt
A compact editorial notes Germany will take time to settle after autocracy collapse and defeat, expecting a stable, representative government through general elections, while warning against prolonged anarchic rule and Bolshevik influence.
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Germany
Senate
Copper markets uneasy as war demand ends
A postwar drop in copper demand causes producers to store stock while consumer purchases lag. Government purchases ceased after armistice, prompting price expectations and possible dividend cuts at Anaconda and other firms. Market uncertainty seen as temporary, with hoped for renewed activity and higher demand ahead.
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Anaconda
Seed aid offered to France for reforestation effort
Ridsdale, secretary of the American Forestry Association, reports that Douglas fir seed will be offered to the French government as part of plans to reforest devastated areas in France. The item notes the seed was secured in the United States for this project.
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International Film Service
Ridsdale
American Forestry
Asso~ Chation
France
Douglas Fr
Taft comments on League of Nations exceed Wilson plan
William Howard Taft analyzes President Wilson's stance on a League of Nations and contrasts it with the League to Enforce Peace concept. Taft cites Wilson's speeches and the 14 points to argue for a formal international tribunal and collective security mechanism, warning of a lame outcome if no concrete method is proposed.
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MR. Taft
League OF Nations
William Howard Taf
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Wilson
Chicago Tribune
League
American League
League of Ions
Menagor
France
Drr
Washington
United States
Eas
Hall
Congress of Powers
High Seas
Dardanelles
Poland
Igaxue
Balkans
Great Britain
Belgium
Europe
Resourceful furnishing of a dining room on a lean budget
A young couple furnishes a dining room with thrift and skill. They start with a small unpainted stand, add a circular top by a carpenter, six inexpensive chairs, and a gray enamel finish. They finish with blue-gray curtains, painted woodwork, and a cheery color scheme using inexpensive materials from local shops.
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Fimog
McClure Newspaper’ Syndicate
Humor Bits and War Jokes From A Moral Scrapbook
A collage of quotes and lines from various papers noting humorous lines about marriage, knitting, aviation plants, and love stories. It also mentions a Washington Star quip about joshing and a doctor warning about three fellows. Italians lead in selling human hair sourced from Mary Dalmatia and Switzerland with two crops yearly.
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Micks
Casey
Pat
O'Thrien
Nell
Eben
Washington Star
Josh
Farmer Torntossel
Mary
Dalmath
Switzerland
Press snips and nightly quips in modern papers
A collage of editorial witticisms from Chicago Houston New York Telegraph Providence Journal Indianapolis Star Knoxville Journal and other papers. Snappy lines joke about reformers straw hats census costs and a gag about a poet keeping quiet for a new book.
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