Standard Printing Company Advertises Montana News Service
A fragment from a Montana newspaper lists Standard Printing Company details and various advertising rates. It mentions the Whitlam J. Morton Company and multiple news agencies, with scattered references to addresses in New York and Detroit and a conclusive Anaconda Montana tag.
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Ndard Publishing Company
Pontoffice
Anaconda
Bt Phenactorial
Inahoreign
Whitlam J. Morton Company
Representa Rew Vorkbirn
ChicagoeFribune Balaine
Adieang
Wawene Benday
Daya Poteet Rewe
Orrerne
Montana
oNear
New York
Hotainges
Renadway
Gaienes
Detroit
Meronattan
Ewe. Com
Pans Corner
Wanawark
Michigan
Treet Taocria Cares Sewn Company
Searito Whines
Nowe Fontrte
Rene
Ordental
Ceater Way
Sean Sisbedie
Mont
Shipyard Strike Reflects Postwar Unemployment Pressure
In Seattle and Tacoma thirty five thousand shipyard workers left the yards as wage demands were unmet, yet the writing suggests no immediate need for more ships and warns against further wage increases. Authorities nationwide seek ways to absorb surplus labor to avert distress as war related plants idle.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Othe Lines
Demobilization Plan for Service Flags Proposed by War Camp
The War Camp Community Service in New York suggests keeping service flags displayed until worn out rather than removing them abruptly after soldiers return. A national demobilization ceremony is proposed with Washington's Birthday as a potential kickoff. The three day plan includes a formal program and bars to be fastened across returning service members.
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New York
Peddier
Washington
War Camp Community Service
Ocesion
inter= vale
The
Wets
New York World
Congress
Amead
Los Angeles Times
America
Frank A. Vanderlip
American Manufacturers’ Association
Vanderlip
Europe
Pansion
New York Holds Dry Reckoning Amid Prohibition Debate
In a mix of wartime tribute and postwar policy talk, readers see calls for a Gold Glory service flag to honor fallen youths and a sharp debate over prohibition. New York papers argue the West and South overrule the city, fearing a loss of culture, while others predict New York will eventually bow to nationwide Prohibition and women’s suffrage trends.
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New York
United States of ‘America
Jersey City
New Yo
West
South
New York City
United States
Prohibition Ratification, Bolshevik News Mixed In
A late 1918 digest notes court views on prohibition ratification validity, compares state laws, and cites U.S. constitutional supremacy. It also threads in wartime politics, Bolshevik actions in Russia, and reflections on leaders like Liebknecht and House, with snips about Montana bars, temperance shifts, and Vanderlip’s economic address.
Peace Conference Delegates Deliberate With Great Slowness
The delegates proceed with slow careful work, stressing the need for thoroughness over haste as the peace conference may extend into spring, summer, or even next fall and winter. Experts note the session could last until after the season changes due to the crucial nature of the tasks before them.
America Returns to Peace and Prosperity Outlook
The piece reassures readers that postwar readjustment will succeed. It cites prior wartime mobilization as proof of national resilience, foresees temporary business gloom, but asserts confidence that peace will bring unparalleled prosperity for all, with the American people unable to fail in their undertakings.
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Russia
Germany
Liebknecht
Vic Berger
Cabpage
Unfortunate Skepticism on U S Invention Decisions
A Cincinnati Enquirer columnist cites numerous unfortunate government bureau decisions on inventions, describing tragic romances and the grim pattern in approvals and rejections. The piece questions the fairness and wisdom of official processes shaping innovation outcomes.
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Holland
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
Housewife Calendar Offers Inexpensive Pantry Planning
Frances Marshal urges January inventory of canned fruits cereals and condiments to reduce waste and save money. She provides a sample list, suggests using recipe books, planning desserts to use up opened packages, and emphasizes tracking on hand supplies to lower food bills.
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Tne
McCure Newspaper Syndicate
Day Humor Bits from Various Papers Compile
A collection of light quips and jokes from the Kansas City Star London Answers and the Birmingham Age Herald. The banter covers open business chances hot prisons rail passengers and shared snafus in daily life with a wink at human folly.
Fragmented quotes mix in a musings from era papers
A scrambled, fragmentary medley of quotes and jokes from era papers. It references Dr Tanner fasting long ago, wartime savings, price anecdotes, vanity, and a quip on history's future. The text reads as a collage rather than a cohesive report, with multiple sources hinted but not clearly identified.
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Associated Press
Associated
Shursday
Rebpllious
Casula
Paris
Buffalo Enquirer
Anti-Saloon League
Colonel House
Senate
Bob la Follette
Helena
Hos
Middle West
Hyperion
California
TX Daly
Pyright
Wheeler Syn
Wilson
Manchester
Vvyright
International Film Service
London
An. Hers
Housewives’ Daily Economy
Frances Marshal
Onesville Journal
Knox
Sting
Bilal Hte
Hind
New York Telegraph
Reon
Tere
Lexington “Herald
Tampa
Tilly
Science
Macon
Telegraph
Indianapolis
Luther
Kansas City Star
Dirmingham Age-Herald
Spirit of the Press
Dr. Tanner
Tanner
Houston Post
Ohio State. Journal
Chicago News
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
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