Anaconda Publishing and Advertising Rates and Addresses
Advertising and publishing directory entry listing offices in Anaconda Montana with rates and contact details. Includes addresses for North Main Street and various city desks, plus names of associated news agencies and headquarters in New York Detroit and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paplishers and Proprietors
Postoffice
Anaconda
Hell Phones
Business Galleriat “Oo
Paviveation Offic
Mont Watte Ranch
North Main Street
Editoriat
William J. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Cileage- Tribune Wuildine
Bunday Standard Standard
AMD
Ektis En Yorke Hotaline’s
Congress
Hte
Detroit
AteZepalitan News Pang
Woodward and Michiean
Rochester
Minn
Kelly” Cleat Nore Beaver—Schneider News Company
Emma
Sinn Francisco
Kee Company
Oce
Prohibition disputes mark near end of ratification efforts
Friday commentary argues the prohibition amendment has broad support across states and cites ratification prospects in Vermont Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey and Pennsylvania as likely to join the majority. It notes opposition centers in major cities and contends country districts ultimately drive policy. Monarchy in Portugal is toppled while republican stability remains in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Congress
Wweepy
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Senate
Washington
Spokane Plan to Aid Returning Soldiers
Spokane businessmen form a $50,000 corporation to reinstate returning soldiers. They aim to help volunteers and draftees secure jobs equal or better than prewar positions, assist former soldiers in resuming business ventures, and restore labor and farming conditions to a normal peacetime basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Loan plan aids veterans return to farming effort
A Spokane driven program offers loans at low or no interest to veterans aiming to resume farm work. The federal government backs the move with a free room in a federal building for up to a year, while volunteers and modest capitalization back the scheme. The project seeks to support young men who served their country and wish to rebuild livelihoods after sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Spokane
Out Foreign Trade in 1918 Shows Trade Decline and Ship Growth
The Department of Commerce reports 1918 exports totaling 6.15 billion dollars, down 83 million from 1917 as wartime shipping priorities limited foreign sales. Imports stood at 20 million, less than half exports, and 79 million more than the prior year. December exports reached 566 million after the armistice, signaling a potential postwar surge as the nation gains a merchant marine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Europe
Western influence shifts in coinage and prohibition era debates
The article discusses the clash between Western and Eastern states over free coinage of silver and prohibition. It notes Western reforms facing Eastern opposition, while East and West tensions shape national policy. It hints that the East may soon realize its lag in the evolving union and that old silver advocates feel their position waning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Italy
Tates
Food relief debate pits Borah against Hoover and packers
The senate faces intense disputes over the food relief bill with Senator Borah denouncing the administration as favoring meat packers. Packers claim surplus meat will be sold by March first, while Hoover stresses the broader farmer's crisis as global demobilization lingers and prices risk falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Food Administration
Idaho
Senator Borah
Borah
Chicago
Congress
AVANNETI 1 RATER FIELDS OF COMMENTARY ON WORLD AFFAIRS
The text surveys varied political figures and events including Borah's influence on food administration, Bolsheviks and Russia, Taft and Wilson era shifts, Clemenceau's leadership, and mixed assessments of U S domestic politics. It blends opinion with references to international affairs, noting public attitudes and notable personalities of the period.
Witty Clippings Narrate Quirky Headlines and Jokes
A collage of cartoon captions and cheeky notes from newspapers cites playful bars on public manners. It includes jokes about prohibition, wineglasses, and Irish stereotypes, alongside quips on journalism, last names, and social scenes. The tone is a rapid-fire, era-typical humor roundup with multiple named papers cited.
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Associated Press
Associated Dress
Focal News
Goa
Portugal
Packers and Consumers
Chicago Packers
Packers
Russia
Tom Marshall
Wilton
Mr. Burleson
Philadelphia
Butte
Petrograd
Monco
Hh Sherilette
Eral Villa
Mexico
Carranza
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Germany
Russa
Paris
Mpire
Russe
Wilson
Lenine
Troteky
Villa
Berger
Reed
Taft
Democratic
Avanneti
Clemenceau
America
Shiner Exchange
Nin
Uc Wees
Spirit of the Press
White
Sannin
Macon
Tennessee
Knoxville Journal
Toledo
Burleson
Detroit News
Hoover
Toermany
Chicago News
Columbia Record
Flivver
Birmingham Age-Herald
Newark
Telegraph
Menta the Kid
Ohio State Journal
Jutta O'Grady
Sky
Stephen
Sahar
Troit
Lieb Knecht
Bonehead
Tudor
Tuell
Daly
1819
Wheeler Lyin
Salt Lake Hersald
Sii
Birmingham
Patience
Patrici
Yonkers States
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