Anaconda Standard Local Notices Summary
The Anaconda Standard page provides publishing and contact details for the Montana paper, noting offices in Anaconda and Butte, phone lines for departments, and Associated Press rights for news dispatches and local items. It lists distribution and publication affiliations and eastern office addresses.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Butte
North Main Street
Standard Publi Company
Montana
Associated Press
Eastern Business Office
Prudden
King & Prudden
Fifth Ave
New York
Steger Bldg
Chicago
Globe Blde
Boston
The Sugar Situation in the Northwest
A Standard investigation shows That Butte Anaconda Wilson and Helena pay more for beet sugar than other regions. Utah officials question producers. Federal agents say the sugar shortage is overstated. U.S. sugar supply rises with 25 percent more net imports. hoarding by speculators limits consumer access.
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Butte
Anaconda
Wilson
Helena
Northwest
The
Standard
Utah
United States
Department of Agriculture
The Japanese Menace and Turns of Opinion on the Coast
A sweeping critique traces how Japanese and Chinese workers built prosperity on the Pacific coast, drawing praise then alarm as immigration and labor markets shift. It cites Elbert Gary and Frank Terrace, notes congressional scrutiny in California and Seattle, and warns white workers to adapt or lose ground while wage dynamics and cost of living rise.
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Washington
California
Oregon
Orient
Sacramento
Beatle
Cali
Fornia
Seattle
Frank Terrace
Orilla
Wash
Board of Inquiry
White River Valley
Congress
Elbert H. Gary
Steel Corporation
Judge Gary
Gary
Clement's Stand Against Special Session on Woman Suffrage
Governor Percival Clement of Vermont refuses to call a special session to ratify the nineteenth amendment. The move draws strong criticism and praise as observers note prior state actions show minority groups often pushed suffrage measures through. Clement argues his stance preserves orderly government amid broader national debate.
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Vermont
Percival Clement
Clement
United States
Four Minute Speaking Schedule Hints War Campaign
Montana papers discuss wartime speaking cadence and public mood. References to Tom Lipton, Shamrock V combat, and pro war sentiment mingle with crop outlooks and newspaper cost concerns. Observations cover politics, paper waste, and farmer labor questions in Helena Missoula Great Falls Havre.
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Angora
Ohio
Missoula
Great Falls
Keeping Children Spoiled by Grandmothers and Fame
Winifred Black writes about keeping children unspoiled and natural despite fame and pressure. She notes John D. Rockefeller Jr. forbids photos of his four children, and she reflects on grandchildren, grandmothers, and the balance of care and indulgence in family life.
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Winifred Black
Spolled
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Hannah
Tennyson
Ehita
Chilren
Humor Snippets From Various 19th Century Witty Exchanges
A collage of humorous exchanges and punchlines from old papers. Jokes range from a lamb in the stock market to a self made man and a wife active in politics. claims of absurdities in trading, court remarks, and playful repartee at social gatherings.
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Toston
Harold—Smythe
Helen
Washington Star
Bulletin
Aldrich
Chester
Appius Claudius
Weathered Opinions and Oddities Across The Nation
A collage of quotes and snippets from newspapers shows quips on birth costs and governance, jokes about insurance and wind checks, and political leanings on Harding Cox and the Armenian mandate. A farm tale near Junction City recounts three orphaned kittens being nurtured by an old hen and guarding their surrogate mother.
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Junction City
A. Wells
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Une
Wwe
BIG Sure
KCEC
Bem
Cox
Harding
Maine
House of Representatives
Montana Press
Tom
Tom Lipton
Shamrock V
Livingston Enterprise
Montana Harvest
Kong
Supreme Court
Helena Record-Herald
A. Coce
Havre
Farmer-Labor Party
Nome
North Pole
Philadelphia
America
New York Mall
Detroit Free Press
Senator Heed
League of Nations
Herbert Sloover
Senator Harding
New York Telegraph
Age-Herald
Columbia State
Columbus Dispatch
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