Anaconda Standard publisher notices and agencies
Publication directory lists publishers and proprietors of the Anaconda Standard and nearby newspaper and news agencies. It outlines addresses, offices, and advertising rates and notes postal matters and agent locations across multiple cities including Detroit, Denver, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Spokane.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
North Main Street
William J. Morton Company
Fifth Avenue
Teinune Dulldine
Ily
Und
Emma van Patten
Francisco-United News
Angeles
Kemp News Agency
Diego
Germany must sign the treaty under compulsion
The Standard argues Germany will sign the postwar treaty despite pride and pain, noting Germany risks severe damages if it refuses. The piece calls Germans poor losers and predicts continued indignation from Allied nations if the treaty is rejected, arguing compulsion drives the signatory action.
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Germany
Ign
Turkey Should Be Bound To Respect Human Rights
The author argues Germany has signed a pledge and urges Turkey to also commit to humanity and human rights. Armenian suffering under the sultan’s rule is cited, and the piece calls for decisive action to curb Turkish atrocities and ensure lasting restraint. The tone urges strong measures to curb Turkey next after the Hun.
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Germany
Hhe Turk
Christendom
Turkey
Prince of Wales tour plans contrasted with west visits
The text recalls Edward the King’s visit and contrasts lavish New York entertainments with Western pride. It notes the prince will travel in summer and sees New York as central to welcoming him, while other regions would show the heir their best. The piece hints at experiences in the copper country and local industry.
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Prince of Wales
Edward
West
New York
League of Nations
Borah
Poindexter
Germany
Pancho Villa
Foch
Prince’s Western Tour Advocated for Heir to See West
A plea urges showcasing America’s West to a visiting prince. Emphasizing powder river, the slogan origins, Yellowstone and Glacier parks, Big Butte, and vast mines, the text argues the prince should experience hunting, fishing, and mountain scenery to have compelling stories for his people. A strong case for presenting America’s best in the West.
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Powder River
Yellowstone
Glacier
Big Butte
West
Shome
Heat, drought, and daylight sparking concern in Montana
Montana endures extreme heat and drought as crops suffer from dry acres and low water in streams and rivers. Citizens hope for rain to revive fields, while discussion notes daylight saving and the need to store heat as a future energy concern.
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Montana
Uncle Sam at the Pairs exhibits across Northwest fairs
Government departments will display at Northwest state fairs next fall to showcase activities of the federal government. The exhibit travels Missouri and Iowa fairs in August, then Helena September 8–19, Yakima, Salt Lake, and other circuits. Displays cover agriculture, forestry, mining, military gear, coast guard work, lighthouses, standards, and mine rescue equipment.
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Northwest
Missouri
Iowa
Helena
Washington
Yakima
Salt Lake
Utah
Coast Guard Service
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Lighthouses
Bureau of Usher
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Federal bill funds horse meat inspection for export
The agricultural appropriation bill allocates 100000 for inspecting equine meat, signaling federal support for horse flesh eating. Debate shows limited demand for fresh meat but steady need for canned export product, with western states housing many light, forage‑hungry horses suited for slaughter for meat.
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Congress
Prairies
Intermountain States
Debates on horse meat inspection and wartime debts continue
The article covers Senator Walsh's push for horse meat inspection, Montana veterinarian Dr. Butler advocating lightweight range horses as a food product, and broader postwar debates. It recalls Spooner Roosevelt anecdotes, compares national debts of Britain France and the United States, and notes John Colter's 1810 Yellowstone visit.
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Europe
Walsh
Montana
W. T. Butler
Dr. Utler
New Blouse and Skirt Combos For Ready Made Wardrobes
Consumers examine the problem of ill fitting skirts with ready made frocks and discover economical blouse options priced around $10 plus $3 for matching material. The article notes simple blouse styles and skirt construction ideas that let a wearer tailor outfits to fit, with suggested necklines and sleeve designs to suit different figures. It emphasizes value in matching blouses to skirts and offers guidance for creating cohesive ensembles from affordable materials.
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Meciure
Rhyme and Reason 10 Sendials and the Boston Transcript
A fragmentary piece recounts a Boston Transcript anecdote where Pat is paid five shillings to guide an excise officer to a private still. They travel miles across hills and moors until spotting a barracks with Pat claiming his brother Mike is a ten year private soldier.
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Boston Transcript
Pat
Mike
Peace and politics mix in a web of 1920s press chatter
A string of fragmented quotes shows varied U.S. and European voices discussing peace, German support for Kalter as a peace advocate, Versailles diplomacy, and political rhetoric. The mix references League prospects, Democratic and Republican talking points, Prohibition fallout on art, and Bolshevik claims, reflecting a turbulent interwar press discourse.
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Stow Muste
Kalter
Bil
Versailles
New York ‘Telegraph
League of 3
Iaarch Hare
Ohio
The Quip Exchange and Collegiate Farewells
A collage of humorous quips on business decline money circulation and college farewells. The piece threads jokes from the Washington Star and Cincinnati Engr showing ordinary folks and experts contrasting views on economy and travel. It includes banter about students returning from sports trips and a nurse anesthetist at a hospital.
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Washington Star
Washington, Star
Llanfairpwilewyngyligogern
Geryr Ogogoch
Llanfairpwlgwyngwyngylgogers
Chin Drobwililand Ysllorese
Wales
Cincinnati
Engr
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