Anaconda Standard Publication Details and Addresses
The Anaconda Standard lists publication offices in Anaconda and Butte Montana with phone contacts for business and editorial departments. It notes Associated Press news use rights and provides eastern and western representative offices in New York Chicago Boston San Francisco for distribution and services.
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Standard
Butte
Montana
Associated Prec
Associated Press
Eastern Representatives
Prodden
King & Pruffen
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger
Weeks Warns on Disarmament While Nations Arm For War
June 9 1921 editorial notes progress and pitfalls in naval disarmament and global military buildup. It cites Weeks remarks on wartime readiness and fears Europe remains heavily armed with various nations deploying large forces. It recalls James M Sligh’s public service, wartime medical work, and community impact as a tribute.
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United States
Great Britain
New York University
Pague of Nations
House of Commons
Europe
France
Poland
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Belgium
Greece
Germany
Istria
Bulgaria
Hungary
Budapest
Italy
Spain
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Vitzerland
Japan
Taft Faces Old Guard Opposition Over Supreme Court Seat
Washington reports indicate no broad anti Taft movement for the chief justice post but a firm Old Guard Republican resistance. Senators oppose Taft as party stalwart, preferring Hughes in the cabinet, yet opposition appears confined to cloakrooms with limited aims and little chance of changing policy.
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Washington
Taft
Old Guard
Supreme Court
Hughes
Brooklyn Eagle
Lawn care tips and global headlines mix in brief column
A Montana lawn feature recommends deep soakings over spraying and avoiding spray nozzles to encourage deeper roots. The piece also juggles a string of archival notes on political, scientific, and international topics, from Harvard astronomers to Dempsey Carpentier and court justice rhetoric.
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Montana
Ohio State University
Montanist Press Dark Hours and Prohibition Parade News
A collage of Montana editorials reflects on Pueblo’s suffering and economic ruin, a Dover submarine incident exoneration, counterparade plans by anti prohibition forces, Memorial Day cautions, and social issues from feeble mindedness to nature in city life.
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Pueblo
Bozeman Chronicle
Loantersen
New York City
New York
Missoula
J. Ham
Jim Ham Lewis
Mars
America
Japan
Miles City
Great Falls
Butter substitutes and butter fat in Montana diet
A Montana newspaper discussion warns against butter substitutes still used during and after wartime. It emphasizes butter fat as essential, notes vegetable fats lack essential vitamins, and urges parents to ensure children receive dairy nutrients. Wool buyers visit sheepmen offering uncertain prices per fleece.
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Montana
Cascade Courier
Esstating
Melatone Messenger
Humor of the Day and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A collage of humorous snippets and quips from various papers, including lines about Miss Fair’s color, Milton’s long writing pace, mischief of wire-worms, and a senator’s remark on lectures. The bits reflect light social satire and cross-Atlantic newspaper flavor without a single cohesive narrative.
Rhyme and Reason: A Lassie and Tos
A fragmentary poem recalls Jane and Tos, a poor couple whose love faces social pressure and wealth but remains steadfast. The piece hints at a turning point with a future of gold and jewels offered, yet questions whether riches could win her. DALY. SENSitive LAD MANGS SELF. OAKLAND, Cal- Harry Finkl in, 18, batted his ball over a neighbor's fence. She scolded him and his father punished him. He re tired to the basement of his home and hung himself.
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James M. Sligh
Montana
Dr. Sligh
Deer Lodge
France
Sligh
Jane
Tos
Oakland
Cal
Harry Finklin
Flashes of Lightning Speaking of Education's Progress
A collage of caricatured headlines pokes at politics education and public figures. The items reference a college president's tenure, Mr Carpentier in boxing, M Bhyan’s party salvage effort, Obregon and American notes to Mexico, and a jab at Grover Cleveland Beredott. The tone blends editorial quips with current events and public discourse.
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Indianapolis News
Carpentier
Birmingham Age-Herald
Obregon
Mexico
Jake Pittsburg
League of Allons
Gaston
Grover Beredott
Horoscope for Thursday June 9 1921 warns women face disruptions
The astrology column predicts Venus dominates the day bringing jealousy and political hinderances for women in important posts. It warns against unlucky weddings and financial misfortune, notes Mars Sun aspects imply war risk, and advises caution for middle aged persons and women. A second item reports Mrs Hoos believes a hen's egg shows ostrich blood, with an ostrich egg sized six inches around and seven inches long.
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Venus
Maake
Saturn
Amareth J
Eney
Amaterman
France
Keping
Mars
Mercury
Mecture
San Jose
Cal
Hoos
Orpingston
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