The Daily and Sunday Standard Address and Office Lines
The Anaconda Standard presents contact lines for departments and offices in Butte and surrounding towns. It lists street addresses and phone mentions for the business, circulation, editorial, and department offices, with department service areas including Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Rosebud Philipsburg and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Arrice
North Main Street
Sessordstorial
Anaconda Office
Eaton
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dilion
Roseman
Philipsboro
Political Pot Forecast For 1922 Senate Battles
In 1922 thirty three Senate seats will be contested as 18 Republicans and 15 Democrats face change. Republicans seek to retain control with McCormick of Illinois leading campaigns to hold GOP seats. Democrats plan strong efforts to win back territory. The talk includes presidential leverage, economy claims, and the status of Prohibition and the Volstead act as potential issues in primaries, with Justice Department secrecy debated in Nobbe case. Nobbe, tied to a ring convicted under Sherman anti trust law, was released early via presidential commutation amid medical reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
McCormick
Ilinois
Newberry
House of Representatives
Harding
Congress
Nonpartisan League
Federal Department of Justice
Frank H. Nobbe
Nobbe
Tile, Grate and Mantel Association
Essex County
N.d
Newark
N. J
Daugherty
Idaho's Bid for Fame in Spuds and Refinement
Idaho potato raisers adopt a California style glow up by washing sorting and tissue wrapping spuds then sending them East to fetch fancy prices. The farmer hails a two to one growth in value likening it to art elevating the humble tuber into culture and elegance with a connoisseur appeal. The piece praises the mystique and market for refined potatoes and hints at broader agricultural ambition.
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Idaho
California
The Hero Medal and Other Worldly Musings
A survey of the hero fund by Andrew Nogie notes 25 recipients with 11 deaths and cash and scholarship awards totaling $20,500. The piece mocks political sniping and riffs on international affairs, satire about Hearst Bryan Dawes Gandhi Shaw and Will Hays, ending with a quip about Tom Watson's loquacious tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero Fund
Andrew Nogie
Akien
Mr. Carnegie
Hero Fund Commission
Humor of the Day Snippets on politicians and daily quips
A collage of humorous exchanges snippets from the era touching on politicians, press quotes, and social banter. Jokes reference a secretary gaff, a senator and private life, a husband and wife, and playful lines about sugar cured meat and juries. A light, gossip-like slice of public wit.
Fragmented 1921 Boston tag day quips in a collage
A garbled clippings collage mocks city life with quips about Boston tag days in 1921, bottle reciprocity with Canada, a government pamphlet on cellar safety, and oddball notes on prices, cold waves, orange crops, and pear divers.
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Boston
Rochester Post Express
Canada
Nashville
Tennessean
Aly
Florida
Oranges
Indianapolis Star
Women's sports idea gains ground in France
In Paris, the spread of American ideas on athletic activity for women is aided by a new instruction from Mgr. Ruch, bishop of Strasburg. He, a former army chaplain, argues athletic training benefits women and urges Catholic girls' societies to organize supervised sports, likely prompting wider adoption across France.
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International
Paris
France
Strasburg
Mgr. Ruch
Mer. Ruch
Argu
Rhyme and Reason To The Author Of Beautiful Snow
Fragmentary verse lines mention a poem titled Beautiful Snow and reflect a windy morning with feathery downfall. The text reads as a rough, mispunctuated meditation on snow verses and authorial intent, with scattered echoes of Metis chymes and ironic undertones.
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Ana ’Wongers
Chymes
Mora
Mystery of Pig Masked Man Captivates Flint Town
A confusing tale from WeFevre and Milton describes a teen naming a masked man blamed for shootings and barnyard attacks near Flint. The story, later contradicted, stirred fear among local farmers as residents hunted for the mysterious figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy International
Klint Midh
WeFevre
Milton
Cooma
Feault
Hilton
Larry
Flint
Mar
Eirth
Emperor's Friend Returns to Stage After Long Absence
Fraukatherine Sehratt, long known as the late Emperor Francis Joseph's confidante, reappeared recently at a Pressburg concert hall. She performed poetry to positive reviews alongside Sarah Mermhardt, signaling a possible return to public performances, with plans for a February appearance noted in newspapers.
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Henna Fraukatherine Sehratt
Actrens
Francis Joseph
Pressburg
Sarah Mermhardt
API
Speeding Incident Reaches Twenty Year Recall
An International News report recalls a twenty year old speeding case involving police pursuit. A policeman, William Pates, described high speed driving near a milk wagon and the ensuing legal action, with the judge deciding the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
William’ Pates
Britain to reduce army size below 235000 in 1922
A government statement indicates Britain plans to keep the army under 235000 next year. The plan aims to cut native and Indian troops and reduce overall establishment numbers from current levels. The exact figures were not fully disclosed in the summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luberrenongs News Service
Nan
Otnai
Rtoniat
Horoscope for January 26 1923 predicts caution and upheaval
The horoscope warns a difficult day with Jupiter dominating evil and Uranus adverse, urging careful business conduct and caution against rumors. It mentions potential public opinion shifts, possible treachery by foreign powers, and warnings for European cabinets and monarchies. It notes beauty prospects for American girls and progress for dark-skinned races, with a tense Orient and rising costs and risks in finances.
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Jupiter
Uranus
Europe
Orient
Africa
Transvaal
Norway
McCture
American Beauty to Tour Europe Under New Federal Official
Lilian Russell a famed stage star known as Mrs Alexander P Moore has been named Inspector of Immigration by Secretary of Labor Davis. She sails for Europe with her husband to study labor and emigration conditions serving without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Russell
Alexander P Moore
Davis
Miss Russell
Moore
Europe
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Aria OF
Gers
Aga
Extreeme Care
Yohane
Montana
Tandard Publishing Company
Oriseners and Proprietors
Anaconda, Mont
Hearst
New York
Bryan Dittees
Motion Picture
China
Dawes
Russia
George Bernard Shaw
Washington
Racer
Mr. Gandhi
John Bull
Notic
Will Hays
Tom Watson
Lite
Zain
Abel
Gendler Wex
New York Sun
Boston Transcript
Tam
Buffalo Commercial Hewitt
Poll- Hex
Pan
Audrey James
Brinton
William James
King Edward
Dudley Coats
Captain Coats
Scots Guards
Stuart Coats
Rhyme and Reason
Britain
Lillian Rusvet
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