Standard Publishing Company Advertises In Anaconda
The notice lists publishing company details, office addresses in Anaconda Montana and branches in Butte and Seattle. It includes subscription rates, ad rates, and contact addresses for departments and foreign advertising. It mentions agents and representative offices in New York Chicago and Seattle.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Othe Standard
Mont Butte
North Main Street
William J. Morton Company
New York
Fifth Avenue
Cicago— Tribune
Opposition to League of Nations and military world order
The passage argues against the League of Nations proposal, claiming opponents offer no valid substitute. It warns that without the League, militarism rises, universal military training becomes necessary, and nations must rely on themselves, risking a future world war. It portrays proponents as failing to prevent war horrors.
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League
League of Nations
League of Hons
League of
Germans see peace treaty as path to freedom and greatness
The text argues Germans will be freed from Kaiser era oppression and Junker privilege by signing the peace treaty. Once reparations are paid, they would be liberated and able to rise as a greater nation, with slavery removed and independence secured for the future.
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Esahem
German empire faces pressure over break up into states
The text notes it is unlikely the German empire will follow Austria Hungary into numerous small states. It cites apparent tendencies toward fragmentation, mentioning the Rhineland Republic proclaimed and Bavaria's failed attempt to secede from Germany.
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Bavaria
Germany
Your Flag We Celebrate by Wilbur Nesbit
A patriotic poem praising Old Glory with verses on the flag’s colors and meaning. It speaks of homeland and distant lands, unity under the star spangled banner, and the flag as shelter and truth. The piece ends highlighting shared reverence for the great flag.
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Wilbur Nesbit
German sentiment favors unity over Prussia driven separation
The article notes rising sympathy for German unity against Prussia and militaristic rule, arguing a divided Germany would be weak. It cautions that indemnities will still fall on all states, and that independence moves by small states come late and cannot escape shared liability.
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Germany
Prussia
Europe
Pruss
Overprosperity noted by Secretary of Commerce official
Creditor Nath reports at Pan American conference that U S is overdosed on prosperity though copper lines lag. Henry Clews cites May 900 new incorporations totaling about 750 million. steel, oil, gas, coal, shipping lead growth. Foreign trade shows startling imbalances with Europe needing food. exports to Britain reach 1.678 billion while imports remain high in other nations.
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Rechtel
Pan-American Commercial Conference
United States
Henry Clews
Weekly Financial Review
United States Steel Corporation
Dvices
Europe
Italy
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Foreign exchange derangement cited by Clews over speculation
Mr. Clews laments deranged foreign exchanges and the acute debt financing problem, vigorously protesting excessive speculation and echoing warnings from the federal reserve board about the dangers of speculation and its impact on the economy.
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Clews
Federal Reserve Board
Senator Williams defends peace treaty amid partisan quips
The piece portrays Senator Williams dismissing charges over copies of the peace treaty, wagering doughnuts as he asserts Republicans hold the copies. It weaves in contemporaries like Senators Lodge and Borah, bolshevik mentions, and reflections on postwar diplomacy and political theater.
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John Sharp Williams
Lodge
Borah
New York
Senate
Mississippi
Pastessete Ein Cate Wundon
Texpor Wiitice’ Cisipresraeeics Aad Eeien eCarecee Poesia
Geesargion Tana
Iir
Renae Tar
Jett
Etreit
Petblans Igsing Sweer
Iee
Elealivoci Bengate Aiic
Pethia
Lawyers Dominate Debate Over League of Nations
In The New York Times analysis, lawyers in the Senate are portrayed as driving opposition to the League. The piece argues that Republican lawyers act as defendants counsel, seeking detailed bills of particulars, while public opinion favors signing and ratifying a treaty to end war.
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New York Times
League of Nations
Congress
Voice of
Phen
Pomerene
Bri Onio
Wyers
Senate
Republic
United States
Isa
Germany
New York
Wilson
Louieville
Ice and butter keepers guide for hot weekends
A 1919 advice snippet warns housewives to manage ice and cooling during hot weather. It covers keeping greens crisp in floor-level cool air, chilling butter and milk with running water, wrapping berries in paraffin, and using vinegar-wrung cloths to extend meat freshness. Also mentions general weather impact on daily food safety.
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Leclure
Humor Lines From The Day In Crime and Puzzles
A collage of humor quotes and jokes from various papers shows banter about prison escapes burglaries and poker. The snippets reference a Boston dialect script a wife’s quip a Wichita Eagle cartoon, and a Washington Star line about loafing at poker games. The tone is light, regional, and reflective of daily humor.
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Wichita Eagle
Crimson Gulch
Washington Star
War News and Voices Across Papers
A collage of headlines and quotes on government railroads secrecy and League of Nations debate. Mentions President Wilson, Villa rumors, and Hiram Johnson challenging Penrose. reflects cross-paper sentiment and political tempers of the era.
Busy family wedding plan for Adelaide as flower girl
Fragmentary notes reveal a family event with Cousin Adelaide named as the flower girl. The writer mentions a busy day and night and hints at preparations, with unclear phrases about sleep and burial remains. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
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Polly
Famaly
Adelaide
Ana
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