Montana Public Notices and War Era Editorial Snippets
A collage of advertising, notices, and opinion excerpts from Anaconda Montana including publishing house details, subscription rates, and distant references to Montana industry and national politics. The piece discusses Montana agriculture, mining, hydroelectric prospects, and a revenue bill amendment aiming to curb political campaign spending. It also contains assorted wartime editorials, letters, and international commentary with local and national implications.
Nursery room tips for working mothers and proper heat
A 1930s advice column discusses creating a baby nursery within a modest home. It covers heating with a safe 64 to 68 degree range, using window ventilators to avoid drafts, and white, bright furnishings. It notes practical limits for mothers and argues for minimal changes to rooms to support child rest.
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The
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Montana saloon crisis post prohibition decree
In Montana, saloon owners largely closed at the start of the 1919 year as prohibition began. Officials are urged to enforce the law strictly, with only a few rumored to operate secret outlets. The public demands enforcement, no repeal, and suggests bootleggers switch lines. The piece warns against legislative leniency and predicts stricter provisions, including possible search and seizure.
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Montana
Soldier patrols restore order after Yellowstone park move
The Yellowstone National Park faces renewed military withdrawal with Congress ordering transfer of control back to interior. The park service forms a strong ranger force led by a chief ranger and four assistant chiefs with 25 rangers to patrol, guard visitors, and combat fires in the season.
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Department of the Interior
San Prune Cinco
Army Engineers
War Department
Washington
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Interior Department
Congress
Park
National Park — Service
Mammoth Hot Springs
Fort Yellowstone
National Park Service
Hungary moves toward republic as voters decide monarchy or republic
Hungary, formerly part of Austro Hungary, shifts toward democracy. Control leaders favor a republic but a universal vote will decide the future government. Women are granted voting rights on this question, and a new republic is expected early next year.
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Hungary
Austria
Hoover’s stance on German relief during armistice days
The article recalls Herbert Hoover as relief director for Belgium and praises his American approach to aid. It notes Hoover refused to meet German officials linked to harsh wartime policies, highlighting tension over postwar food conditions and accountability for Germany's past actions.
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Hoover
Telsium
Roosevelt
Belgium
Montana
Mr. Wilson
Europe
Germany
Herbert Hoove
Americesn
Ecord
Associated Press
Mr. Hoover
Boe
Question on population in the German quarter of heaven
A fragment discusses German manufacturing limits under new rules, sugar restrictions, and political jibes. It critiques German conduct and compares views of Wilson, Lloyd George, and the republicans, noting possible harsher outcomes for Russia and tax thoughts.
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Heaven
Hohenern
Wilson
Lloyd George
Russia
TWO BIG AMERICANS IN PARIS
A photo shows an American commander and Secretary arriving in Paris with both figures drawing wide attention. The scene centers on their arrival and the public gaze on two prominent U.S. figures in the capital.
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Paris
Short Stories of a Busy Shop and a Classroom Lesson
A fragmented 19th century mosaic blends a furniture dealer scene with a humorous classroom tale. A salesman counters a customer over a desk with one drawer as two pence and shoes surface, while a later anecdote follows a master testing a pupil with alterations and a joke about prices. The collection shifts to a military allotment, a training drill, and the meek fate of a sergeant major returning from expeditionary duty.
Connecticut man patents auto low gas warning device
A Connecticut man has received a patent for a device that audibly and automatically warns automobile users when their gasoline supply is low. The invention aims to alert drivers before fuel runs out, potentially preventing engine stalls and stranded travelers.
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Connecticut
Humor of the Day snippets and playful quips
A cobbled collection of humorous lines and cartoons from various papers. Jokes touch on manners money and mischief with punchlines about fortunes in faces involuntary toys and a wooden horse.
Tampa Population and Industry in Florida’s West Coast
Tampa’s population stands at 37,782 making it the metropolis of the west coast of southern Florida. The chief business is tobacco manufacturing with over 100 cigar factories. Phosphate, large shipments, and fruit and vegetables for northern markets also support the city’s economy.
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Tampa
West Coast
Florida
Fragmented Press Snippets Reflect Panicked Era Headlines
A jumble of phrases from various papers cites civic unrest immigration policy labor tensions and political maneuvering. Notes evoke hotel profiteering, American troop reflections along a river, and rising rhetoric as May 26 approaches, with mentions of Marshall winning the senate and agitational tones across multiple cities.
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Beanyard Publishing Company
Naconda
Meget
Office Standard
Anaconda
Mont Butth
Main Street
William J. Morton Company
New York Fifth Avenue
Caribune
New York
Hotaling
Paul Cigar
Metropolitan News Company
Woolward and
Michiown
mRtchenter
mRtchenter, Minn Fhre" Hells Cen Ware Tenver—Schneider News Company
REN’ Unces
Emma van Patten
San Francisco
United
Montan
Department of Agriculture and Publicity
Charles D. Greenfield
Union
Senate
Thomas
Republic
England
Dale
Greenback
Petrograd
Mr. Hohenzollern
Cologne
Tibet
Switzerland
Housewives
Frances Marshall
York Ivening
Stevenson
Associated Pretia E Sive
Kkk
Raps
Federal Pershing
Sedextary Lansing
Hunky
Paitin
Boston ‘Transcript
Janet
Everybody's. Magazine
Maba
Louisville Courier
Dodds
Borg
Buffalo Express
Mary
Santa Claus
Daddy
Spirit of the Press
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Chicago News
Teats
Macor
Telegraph
Knoxville Journal
Marshall
Columbia
Rice & May
A.C. M
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