Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Advertisement Note
A fragmented OCR item lists publishing and advertising details for Anaconda Montana. It mentions offices on North Main Street and Fifth Street, multiple departments, rates, agents in New York Chicago and San Francisco, and various news or advertising services.
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D Publishing
Finders Ata Proprietorm
Pontoffice
Anaconda
ferand-Diane
Ae Este
Othiee-Atapisrd Vaildine
Son
Banc
North Main Street
I Department
Milam J. Morton Company
New York Fifth Avenue
Waltdine
Tribune Waar
Ston Tana
Fifth Street
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
the' Kelly
Hmma van Patter
San Francisco
United News
I.ews Agency
News Company News “Agency
News Company
Octal
Westerway
Yukane
B. Stubeck, Wall and Rivposa
Reneral Business Tettere Tmd
Powtassin i Z Pany
Monteee
Local News Summary and Prose Credits Notice
A notice states that Associated Press prose and local news items are credited as published or otherwise attributed in this paper, detailing how news content is credited to agencies or authors for readers.
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Associated Prose
Associated Prete Ie
Ure
Torres
all_news
Germans to vote for national assembly in January election
Germany plans a national assembly with broad popular choice of representatives. Socialists now lead the government after ousting autocracy but face criticism over handling of crises. Elections set for January 19 with a general assembly to convene ten days after and meet for eight weeks, possibly outside Berlin.
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Germany
General Assembly
Berlin
Back to Civil Lift for Returning Soldiers and Sailors
An editorial urges honoring returning veterans as they reintegrate into civilian life. It highlights their disciplined, patriotic mindset and calls for sustained civilian support to preserve and apply their elevated ideals for America’s continued progress. The piece references wartime frontiers and urges ongoing community partnership to maintain morale and momentum.
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America
Maine
Chateau Thierry
St. Miniel
The
Mrome
Return of forces to civilian life and American leadership
The text argues for integrating veterans into civilian vocations with full merit and justice. It stresses adapting manners and principles to influence leadership of the world, ensuring allied nations do not overlook gains from discipline and military campaigns to build an army meeting Pershing standards.
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Amertca
Neroee
America
Associated Nations
Yosing Fm
Armet
Global Influenza Epidemic Persists Worldwide Toll Up to Six Million
Medical authorities report the influenza epidemic has reached all regions, with about 6,000,000 deaths in the last three months, including 2,000,000 in India and a half million in the United States. The Ohio and Michigan recurrences are noted as more fatal, while local health authorities should maintain precautions.
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India
United States
Ohio
Michigan
Speculation on a Special Session After Congress Adjourns
Washington correspondents debate whether the president will call a special session soon after adjournment on March 4. Some urge a pause for rest from eight years of continuous legislation, while others warn a session would only be needed for limited tasks such as postwar rail regulation or treaty ratification after the peace conference.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Tre
New York Republicans Call for Direct Primary Repeal
The Republican club of New York adopts resolutions opposing the direct primary and urging repeal, reflecting broader GOP sentiment in New York and Montana. Governors Whitman and Smith are cited as likely to support repeal. Democrats also find the law unsatisfactory.
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Republican Club of
New York
Whitman
Smith
Montana
Travel Ban Delays European Passage for Tourists
A wary wait grips Americans eager for Europe trips to view battlefields and devastated cities. The travel ban remains in force for months, though those with government business Red Cross or editorial work may obtain passage. News correspondents are admitted with proper accreditation. If war ends.
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Europe
Red Cross
Restrictions on Travel for Returning Soldiers and Plans
The government aims to reserve space on returning ships for soldiers and may lift restrictions on Europe travel by late spring or early summer. Until then travelers should plan with patience and await official easing of limits.
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Europe
Money by the ATEC laments Russian currency collapse and Bolshevik rule
A long critique notes that Russia issued about 15 million dollars in paper money since the Bolshevik seizure, printed on coarse paper and deemed nearly worthless. The piece compares it to wartime currencies, laments inflation, and mocks governance while trailing into New Year reflections and political jibes about England, Asquith, and figures like Creel.
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Russia
New York
Working conditions blamed for plant strike issue
A fragment recalls a boy missing wake up at quitting time and sleeping two hours after leaving the plant. His father asks if work kept him late, and the boy explains he forgot to wake up, blaming it on the harsh conditions and long hours.
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Reveyra
Planta Sre
One of Italy's dashing heroes General Pizaretto arrives in New York
Gen. Pizaretto, famed Italian hero, landed in New York on the Logantie from Bingland on December 20. He has been decorated 14 times for gallantry, wears Italy's gold medal, and has been wounded 20 times, including two bullets to the head. His notable feat saw him lead 500 men against Austrian positions on the Carnic mountains, capturing a battalion.
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Xo Pizaretto
Italy
New York
Logantie
Bingland
Pizaretto
Pisastello
Carnig Mountains
Housewife Daily Eady Calendar Promotes Smart Home Tasks
A fragment from a a household guidance column urges New Year resolutions to improve efficiency in housework. It advocates budgeting time, tracking expenses, and making chores engaging, with suggestions to study household science and invest in better cleaning tools.
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Tarica
Jen
Copyrigut. Weis
Meclure
Wspaner Syndicate
Nineteen Century and Letters on Polite Business
A fragmentary, satirical meditation on business letter etiquette and tact. The piece contrasts polite avoidance of blunt truth with a mock critique of phraseology and stamp impressions, ending with a poetic nod to the new century and its hope for peace.
Humor of the Day in fragments and jokes
A garbled collage of jokes and verse from multiple papers recounts quips about rhinoceros misstatements, courtship slang, Bolshevik satire, and a fatherly warning about reckless driving. The pieces mix punchlines with stray names and phrases, offering a snapshot of light humor and clipped curios from era newspapers.
Spirit of the Press and Southern Sentiment Echoed
A collage of editorial snippets from multiple papers praises martial bravery, reflects on gender roles, and comments on propriety and social manners. It cites lines from the Houston Post Telegraph Ohio State Journal Indianapolis News Detroit Free Press Dallas News Columbia Record Memphis Commercial Appeal Knoxville Journal and others in a broader reflection on public discourse and sentiment.
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Dixie
Houston Post
Hawaii
Memphis
Knoxville Journal
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