Montana Daily Newspaper Published January 13 1921
The Anaconda Montana paper announces publication details and mailing information for the Standard Publishing Company. It cites Associated Press rights and lists Eastern and Western representatives. The date shown is Thursday morning January 13 1921.
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Butte
North Main Street
Anaconda
Standard Publish Company
Montana
Associated Press
Pradden
King & Pradden
Fifth Avenue
The Big Show on the Fourth of July and World Affairs
Washington anticipates a grand Fourth of July despite trimmed pageantry. Hotels face inflated rates and a failed bid to curb inauguration extortion while public interest remains high. Meanwhile Smuts and Hertzog contend for South Africa’s future with Smuts favored by the public for integrity and foresight.
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Mr. Harding
Washington
McCumber
Equality of the Sexes in Naturalization Law Debate
A House bill seeks uniform naturalization rules for men and women, granting citizenship to alien wives who marry American citizens and clarifying that American women retain citizenship when marrying aliens. The piece notes broader gender legal inequities and calls for full equality across property, divorce, and damages, referencing the revised toast to women.
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House of Representatives
Smuts Faces Trial and Prospects in New U S A
The article recalls Jan Smuts as a stern, unwavering democratic advocate at Versailles who opposed Wilson when he diverged from democratic pledges. It notes Smuts’ later trial in South Africa and hints at an upcoming February election in the other U S A that could shape his fate and the region’s political future.
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Hertzog
Commonwealth
Smuts
United States
Greece
Wilson
Clemenceau
Gioletti
Venizelos
Jan Smuts
Union of South Africa
Versailles
U.S. A
Taking the Count on Billion Dollars and Political Jokes
A column surveys the vast sums in Uncle Sam's treasury with Burke counting 18 billion dollars left, including 10 billion in foreign securities and 8 billion in bonds and negotiable paper. It then riffs on Washington politics, inaugurations, party infighting, and Mexico’s ongoing revolutions.
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John Burke
United States
Burke
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Wet in Canada Sparks Forestry Debate Across States
A Montana press roundup cites northern Canada remaining wet while U S forests seek funding. Congress may approve 11 million dollars annually for forest protection and land acquisition, with 1 million for state cooperation and 10 million to obtain new government lands, noted amid wide Montana reporting on winter, crime, and politics.
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Trees of America
National Forestry Program
Congress
Cally
America
Forest Service
West
Miasoula
Kallspent Inter Lake
Former Governor Alfred Smith Named Trucking Corp Chairman
Former Governor Alfred Smith is named chairman of the board of United States Trucking Corporation of New York, the world’s largest trucking firm. The photo shows Smith with Riordan and a company truck as Riordan confirms his leadership.
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Alfred Smith
United States ‘Trucking Corporation of
New York
Mr. Smith
James J. Riordan
Rhyme and Reason Little Pollys Pom On Football
A fragment from a 1920 verse noting how brothers play football, with playful lines about dirt and heat and a child named Margo waiting. The text is a jumble of OCR-like phrases and stray punctuation. The piece hints at siblings and a domestic scene without a clear narrative or outcome.
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Ta. Daly
Fragmented scraps quote from various papers
A collage of quips and headlines from Ohio State Journal Boston Transcript Philadelphia Record Pittsburg Dispatch and Columbus Dispatch notes on weather politics and satire. Mentions rainbow over New York and reform bolshevism. Reflects period newspaper style with humor and commentary.
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Pik
Lephants
Soch
New York
Boston ‘Transcript
Dallas
Tex
Pittsburg Dispatch
Oregon
Russia
Congress
General Wrangel
Columbus Dispatch
Humor Bits From The Times And The Week
A collage of quips and jokes from various papers. The lines poke fun at banking drafts smoking etiquette time changes and sleep talking. Notable snippets reference a banker retirements a policeman’s street curb scene and Shakespeare amid lighthearted banter.
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Boston ‘Transcript
American Legion Weekly
Joe
Peter
Hoy
Detroit Free
Ollie
Columbus Disputch
Louleville Courier-Journal
Washington Star
Fashion in Names Changing as Aura of Pamela Spreads
In a sermon the clergyman notes a shift in baby names before the war with girls favoring Pamela and Penelope while boys cling to John William Richard and Harold. He suggests trends stem from novels or popular heroines, fearing light hearted choices may harm the child’s future.
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Pamela
Pam
Joan
Penelope
John
William
Richard
Marold
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oTnEn
Geonee
Stee Suares
Tonewe
Manne
Wes
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Peete Kee
Helena
Bill
Harding
Senate
Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
American Congress
Mexico
THE
Montana Press
Canada
Flavre Promoter
Gnovies
Old Boreas Sill
Amen
Townley
North Dakota
League
Livingston Enterprise
Wellington D. Rankin
Miles City Star
House
Bozeman Chronicle
Rhyme and Reason
Ohio State Journal
Rachel
Deborah
Dorcas
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