Standard Publishing Co. and Advertising Rates For Matter
This fragment lists publishers and proprietors for second class mail, office names, advertising and subscription terms, and newsstand distribution details for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda and related cities, including rates for daily and Sunday editions and representative addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Phones
Xoteuilding
Anaconda
Mont Butte
North Main Street
Tale
Siren News
Montan
SMR
Rpanae
Ana Watt Witth
Atrest Fetropolitan
Wendwart and ‘Aienien Biseherter
Enver
Schneider News
Emma van Perte
San Francisco United
Ewe
Beatie Hee
Standard Publishing Company
Ai Mont
The Standard's Service Flag Urges Prohibition Adherence
A Montana message from January 1 1919 urges citizens to forget alcohol and abandon the drink habit. It argues intoxicating liquors harm happiness health and success and says the sensible course is to live without booze and obey the law.
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Montana
Cologne Gazette lauds German troops with rousing 1914–era verse
The Cologne Gazette prints a translation praising German soldiers as victorious, undefeated heroes returning home. It extols their courage, discipline, and sacrifices for the empire and Rhine, while warning of continued defiance and rage from enemies reflected in the war rhetoric.
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Cologne Gazette
Cologne
Empire
Germany
Rhine
Roth Dondt
Stirling
Bier
No penitence seen in German press for crimes
The text argues against expecting genuine penitence from Germany and calls for a slow, laborious process to create a sane and safe Germany. It questions the possibility of quick civilization and suggests Paris must decide on actions to deter the crimes of the “brutes in the fatherland.”
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Germany
Satan
Paris
War's End Talks Bring New Year Setting Up Peace
The article surveys postwar expectations as Russia seeks peace and fighting ends elsewhere. It notes difficulties in Russia Balkans and boundary issues for new nations, plus vexing questions over Syria Armenia Palestine and former German colonies in Asia and the South Pacific.
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Russia
Germany
Balkans
Balkan
Europe
Syria
Armenia
Palestine
China
Japan
Asien
Bouth Beas
United States Role in Postwar Settlement
The passage suggests the United States seeks a fair settlement among Allies in the peace conference. It emphasizes avoiding quarrels, denying land or indemnities claims, and favoring a stable peace. It notes U S, Britain, France, and Italy may have pre decided the general approach to core issues.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Montana legislature eyes county names after Pershing
A prolonged debate in Montana centers on forming new counties and naming them after General Pershing. The discussion spans federal honors, state-wide sentiment, and the push to recognize wartime leadership with official county names and broader postwar honors.
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Montana
General Pershing
France
Ees
Congress
Pershing
Foch
Haig
British
Marshal Foch and Clemenceau Arrive in London Amid Crowds
Marshal Foch and Georges Clemenceau along with Italian colleagues Baron Sonutno and Signor Orlando arrived in London. The party drove through foggy crowded streets to Hyde Park Corner where carriages parted. Foch then proceeded with the Duke of Connaught to Claridge's as cheering crowds watched the Quadriga scene outside the arch.
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Marshal Foch
M. Clemenceau
Baron Sonutno
Signor Orlando
London
Strets
Hyde Park Corner
Duke of Connaught
Park
Claridge
Prhineen
Housewives Daily Economy Calendar Offers Holiday Treats
A 1913 newspaper feature promotes economical self made confections for a dormitory audience. It suggests dried fruits and fondant candy steps, including dates stuffed with nuts and praline like sweets, with practical tips for moisture and storage. It notes sugar was scarce during wartime and provides method to make fondant from substitute sugar for gifts.
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College Iil
Theta Ln
Sigan" Cererabis
Erick
Meciure Peri
Sonnets Hole andaise by an ex Emperor
Excerpt from a 1818 publication by Wheeler Syn saleate Inc presents a poetical piece attributed to an ex Emperor. The text reflects Germanic phrasing and fragmented dialogue about desire and fate, with archaic spelling and quotation marks indicating a dramatic monologue.
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Hole Andaise
T. A. Daly
Wheeler Syn‘aleate, Inc
Spirit of the Holiday Advice and Liquor Commentary
A collage of quotes from multiple papers criticizes liquor use during Christmas a reference to vital statistics shows per capita alcohol availability while others joke about anesthesia to spare heart shock and political figures speculate on votes and public figures facing scrutiny in wartime contexts
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Ovelty
Lexeton Herald
Humorous Exchanges and Quick Exchanges Across Newspapers
A collage of brief comic snippets shows a slow-speaking man claiming enemies, a sarcastic reply about world judgment, a farmer and hired help banter, a drug store scene with quinine pills rolled home, and a uncle nephew exchange over refreshments. The pieces resemble wired anecdotes and dialogue fragments from multiple papers.
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Tommy
Pearson's Weekly
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War Loan Organization
Treasury Department
America
Treasury
Butte
Wilson
Colonel House
American Congress
Washington
Chamberlain
Christian Science Monitor
Champ Clark
Roosevelt
Africa
South America
Barleycorn
Mercury Last
Jonathan
Los Angeles
Belgium
Glucklich
Paitien
Handertachtaehn
Neunsehn
Spirit of the
Cart
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Houston Post
Red Cross
Friends of the
Great Organization
Indianapolis
Knoxville Journal
Humor of
The
Detroit Free Press
Boston ‘Transcript
Hubbard
Wash[ington Star
Sully
Rice & May, Proprietors
Itou
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