Anaconda Standard Publisher Contact and Postal Details
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company lists publishers and proprietors, postal office details, and contact information for business and editorial departments. It includes advertising representation, subscription rates, and where the Standard is sold outside Montana.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda
Alul
Ett
Standard
Men Butte Brandis
North Main
Whitlam J. Morton Company
New York Fifth Avenue
Cmeago
Tribune
TaTes
Er Monitor
Monttana
New York
Hotaling
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly” Cigar
George Claen
Denver
Emma van’ Patten
Kemp News Agency
van Dregan-Child
Portland
Liberty News Company
Fifth
Washington
Tacoma
Trego, News ‘Company
Seattle
Whitney News Agency
Liberty’ News Company
Occidentale and Seenion Way
Spokane
Stuck, Wall and Air‘Air
First non stop Atlantic flight credited to Alcock Brown
Irish landing confirms the first nonstop Atlantic crossing by air. Captain Jack Alcock and Lieut. Arthur Whitten Brown, American navigator, flew an English aircraft from Newfoundland to Ireland. Britain wins the non stop crossing, while America shares the credit for the aerial voyage. A new era of air rivalry and plans for giant passenger airships are noted, with proposals to carry travelers at high costs across the ocean.
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Ireland
Newfoundland
Atlantic
England
Jack Alcock
America
Alcock
Arthur Whitten Brown
United States
Great Britain
Hawker
Debt policy for war bonds and repayment goals
From its foundation the policy of the United States has been to pay off war debts in peace. In contrast European nations often only paid interest. The text notes ongoing extraordinary expenditures until demobilization and outlines plans to begin debt reduction after 1796.
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United States
Fragmentary Historical Notes on Early United States Formation
The text alludes to the United States forming and references events around 1812 and early governance. It mentions the Union and ongoing efforts to reduce total figures, but the OCR output is highly garbled with many misspellings and nonstandard terms, preventing a clear reconstruction of facts or events.
United States Merchant Marine Achievements in War Time
The United States built a vast merchant fleet after the Civil War era, expanding shipping tenfold in ten months during World War I. The ships will be sold to private owners at construction cost, allowing the government to recoup expenditures.
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United States
Hurley
Shipping Board
The Senate And Act Conversation On World Peace Outcomes
A critical take on the U S Senate’s role in achieving or obstructing world peace. It argues that lasting peace would come despite Senate opposition rather than because of it, naming Lodge and Borah as key dissenters and suggesting Senate delays could undermine treaty success or blame.
The Greatest Blessing Is American Citizenship
The author extols being American, urging gratitude for U S citizenship over other nations. It notes war debt, high taxes and prices but asserts prosperity through work, and mentions a few anarchists needing attention amid many rivals and critics within the United States.
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Russia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Armenia
Germany
United States
The American citizen’s rights and freedoms affirmed
A wartime era column extols kicking as a right and praises American democracy. It argues citizens unite against outside foes, celebrates liberty, equal opportunity, home ownership, and personal choice within the law, while noting self-imposed limits as the only handicap.
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America
Americas
Earth
United States
Slogan Aims at Ratifying Woman Suffrage Next Year
The group For Every Woman promotes a slogan demanding a vote for every woman in 1920 and urges governors to call special legislative sessions to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. Some states have acted, while the South remains largely opposed, making Georgia pivotal as its regular session nears.
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Georgia
South
Destructive Fires and War Ruin Across Europe and U S
The report lists major fires and wartime devastation from London 1666 to San Francisco 1906 and broader destruction in Northern France Belgium and the Low Countries. It cites roughly 550 000 buildings ruined in France and similar totals elsewhere, noting both military action and wanton ruin of industrial regions.
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New York Sun
London
Chicago
San ‘Francisco
France
Belgium
Loth
German Occupied Lands Report on Looting and Reprisals
The account describes looting of buildings in German hands as they were 3 C, with contents shipped to Germany and structures demolished by the Huns during occupation or withdrawal. It claims Germany proper has few destroyed buildings, and that homes remain habitable while plants operate, highlighting how this informs financial conditions pressed by delegates who denounce or threaten to reject them.
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Germany
Soiled Laundry Chutes and Cloth Care Tips
A household guide from the Soiled Clothes column discusses laundry chutes as durable waterproof and washable with weekly airing. It advises against damp transport to the laundry, recommends white iron or enamel coated hospital hampers with duck sides, and suggests white paint or enamel for durability while promoting ventilation and thorough drying.
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Delnis
McClure
Rhyme and Reason WHEN JUNE IS SWEET
A fragment from a 1919 poem about fishing season and June sixteen. The speaker hopes for quiet lakes and streams away from town longing for peaceful nature.
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Lake's
Bos
Bernhardt Unveils Bust of Edmond Rostand
Mme Sarah Bernhardt in her seventy sixth year presents a bust of Edmond Rostand. The famed French actress dedicates the sculpture to the celebrated dramatist and academician, honoring Rostand and his enduring literary legacy.
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Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Edmond Rostand
Bernhardt
Kostand
Peace postposed and war talk in a turbulent press
A noisy mix of editorial jibes and political opinion from early 20th century papers criticizes wartime policy and leaders. References to Lodge and a peace treaty surface amid attacks on Burleson, Wilson, and Capper, with light mockery of Germany and Allies and remarks on haytime wartime agriculture policy and wheat futures.
Capper Defends Daylight Saving From Farm Grievances
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas presents farmer letters criticizing daylight saving law citing nine issues. He argues the plan wastes billions but evidence shows only agricultural inconvenience and time lost during threshing and field work due to time changes.
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Senator Capper
Sam
New York
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Electric Mattresses Reassure Cripple Ward Comfort
In Alton England two wards at Tretoar Cripple have adopted electric mattresses. The system proved safe and convenient, providing warmth to beds without disturbing patients. Wards report improved comfort as the heating element operates beneath the bedding, adjusting to occupant needs.
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Alton
England
Humor of the Day and Brief Public Exchanges
A collage of witty lines and snippets from various papers and cartoons includes jokes about marriage, public fairs, photographers, and a joke on wedding gifts. The quoted exchanges mention Detroit Free Press, Harper’s Magazine, Boston Transcript, Knickerbocker, and Ontario, reflecting light social humor and timing around July phrases and engagements.
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Detroit
Tim
Harper's Magazine
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Momer
Associated Press
All News Dispatch
THE
Standards Service
Across the
Sere
Omarumere
Areca
Senate
Act
Becaus
Senate of
Uke Lodge
Borah
Housewife
Rhyme and Reason
Stand
Gees AL le
Spirit of the Press
International Dry League
Germar
Louis
Lodge
Thuftulo Express
Leopard
Wilhelm
Kaiser
Cleveland
Burleson
Omaha
Austria
Pitsburg
Alvin €. York
Wilson
Europe
Baltimore Americas
Congress
New York Telegraph
Washington Post
Jetty Wilde
Jack
Boston ‘Transcript
Baltimore
Amer
Smith
Bocker
Jones
Thomas
Ontario
Boston Transcript
Sgatty Zasmea Felloge
Rice & May
A.C.M. Hardware House
Quartz
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