Anaconda Standard Foreward Publishing Company Listing
Anaconda Montana based publication notes publishers and proprietors at the post office with multiple Montana office contacts and distribution points. It lists Daily and Sunday subscription rates by carrier and mail, along with outside state sale locations and various news agencies and distribution outlets across cities including Butte and Kalispell.
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Foard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Eecsesssees
Standard Building
Mont. Butte
East Broadway
Lam J. Morton Co
York—Fifth Avenue
Tribune
North
Standard Mail
Helena Sees Favor for License Tax on Mining and All
Report from the legislative halls in Helena indicates growing support for a proposed license tax on all mines and mining interests. The plan would shift the burden onto mining companies while expanding state revenues to fund operations, amid public skepticism about the need for new taxes and fears of broader government waste.
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Helena
Suffrage Strategy Advances Across States
Supporters press for constitutional and presidential suffrage by state legislatures, arguing action without a federal amendment. Illinois law serves as a model, with about 40 of 48 states likely to debate similar measures this winter.
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Congress
Illiand
Salem Eyes Name Change Amid City Growth
The city of Salem Oregon considers changing its name to avoid confusion with its historic sister city. Officials note population and wealth growth prompt questions about branding and significance. Local discussions urge public input on the proposed rename.
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Salem
Ore
Salem history and Salem Oregon mix sparks debate
The excerpt outlines Salem's early history from 1626 through 1785 including Roger Conant, John Endicott, and the 1774 Massachusetts assembly. It notes Salem Oregon as a growing city 52 miles south of Portland with Willamette University and state institutions, arguing the Massachusetts Salem deserves the name.
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Roger Conant
John Endicott
Massachusetts House of Representatives
John Hancock
Salem
United States
India
China
Ore
Portland
Willamette University
United States Training School For
Reform School
Asylum For the Insane
Marion County
Oregon
Massachusetts Salem
Oregon Salem
Sincere Citizens Praise President Wilson's Peace Efforts
This article praises President Wilson for his attempts to secure peace in Europe. It notes not all belligerents appreciate his stance and that some Americans criticize him, but it asserts his actions are noble and correct despite ongoing war. It urges right-thinking people to commend his leadership.
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United States
Europe
Wilson
Policy of peace over militarism in Moro region
Governor General Harrison’s visit to the Moro country was completed without firearms. Dispensaries hospitals and a hospital ship now serve the region as nurses and doctors replace soldiers, showing the effectiveness of healing the sick as a follow up to American military pacification.
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Harrison
Philippines
Phipines
Coming Campaigns in Europe Signal Major World War Battles Ahead
War correspondents anticipate massed forces and heavy fighting in early summer across Europe. French and British offensives likely on the western front seek to push Germans from Northern France and Belgium while the eastern theater tests Entente resilience against German advances toward Odessa and continued push toward Saloniki and Italy.
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France
Belgium
Germany
Verdun
Rumania
Odessa
Russia
Saloniki
Constantine Ofece
Italy
War prospects and political recalls in a tense year
The piece speculates on a volatile year with possible major sea battles and renewed land fighting. It notes Italian desertion to ally with Britain and France and Teutons seeking to punish them, while predicting no clear land gains but a decisive sea victory could end the war. It also covers Seattle mayor Gill facing recalls amid a federal indictment. A Los Gatos theft involves burglars fleeing with a heavy safe containing $5.
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Teutons
War still drawing to a four flash and more
A collection of broad, satirical observations on current events. It mentions war progress, Pullman stockholders backing berth control, a scandalous girl, Wilson's literacy test veto, El Paso immigration baths, Mr. Bryan’s indifference to leaks, Chatauqua markets, Pershing’s recall, and enduring prosperity amid leaks. It notes peace without victory in Ireland and the blending of orange and green.
Monious crowds and questions on Mexican peace and Villa
The piece muses on restrained reaction to unrest in Mexico and Villa’s role, noting rapid restoration of peace and challenging who deserves life liberty and pursuit of happiness. It also hints at 1920 leadership speculation in France and comments on coal supply and profanity.
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Villa
France
El Paso Voice on Immigration Fears and Violence
A terse El Paso opinion voices anxiety over immigration policy and violent crime. It asserts if lethal harm to Mexicans is illegal, residents fear outsiders who accompany them and worry about street violence and public safety.
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el Paso
Villa cheers Pershing exit from Mexico war effort
Villa expresses joy over Pershing leaving Mexico and seeks broader gains from the conflict. The remark notes others share the aim of extracting maximum advantage from Mexico, while Europe hopes for greater American purchasing power after the war.
Housewife's Economy: Indigestible Pancake Recipes by Frances Marshall
A vintage appetizing column discusses hot pancakes and whether they are indigestible. It shares New England pancakes, flannel cakes, and buckwheat cakes with step by step instructions, ingredients, and cooking methods. notes 1917 copyright.
How to Keep Well From Colds and Infections
The piece explains that colds arise from acute infections of air passages and that multiple bacteria can cause them. It highlights pneumococcus risks, economy losses from preventable illness, and preventive measures such as avoiding cold exposure, ventilated room quality, dust, overeating, alcohol, and daily cold baths. It notes 1917 copyright and blends with humor about other newspaper snippets.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Irving Fisher
Chicago Tribune
Quotable lines on Mexico war and domestic life
A collage of humor from era papers cites Mexico victory by Car ranza and Villa, plus polite domestic quips about a refinery job and grocery budgets. The snippets reflect light dialogue between amused readers and city papers.
Morning Song for a Bright Start
Advice by Ray I. Hoppman on beginning the day with vim and cheer. A lively pep talk urges waking with a smile, whistling tunes, and a strong start to set the day’s tone, contrasting grumbling with positive momentum.
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Ray I. Hoppman
Spirit of the Press and Political Quips in Papers
A compact collection of satirical quotes from multiple papers. Mentions Vice President Marshall presiding in the Senate, plans to name the Danish West Indies the Dewey Islands, Bryan and peace commissioners, W J Bryan’s peace aims, and Roosevelt’s wartime questions. Comments on mediation and taxes on excess profits.
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Marshall
Washington
Senate
Arizona
Boston Globe
Allen
West Indies
Dewey Islands
Boston Transcript
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ARD Publishing Company
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Pullman Company
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General Pershing
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John Bull
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Frances Marshall
New England
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W. A. Evans
Chicago
Willie
Yonkers Statesman
Carranza
Birmingham Age-Herald
Louisville Courier-Journal
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Moon
Indianapolis Star
Charleston News and Courier
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Roosevelt
Columbia State
Washington Post
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