Anaconda Standard Ad Rates and Syndication Contacts
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and advertising contacts across regions including New York Chicago Detroit Rochester Los Angeles and Portland. It notes distribution via Various News Agencies and saluted representatives in multiple cities for syndicated content and sales inquiries.
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Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Anaconda
Editorial Nch
North Main Street
William J. Morton
New York Fifth Avenue
eagoTrimine
Mon Tana
Standard TS
New York
Hotaling
Phitty-eighth
Broadway
St .Paul
N. Ste. Marie
East
Fifth Street
Detroit
Metropotitan News
Wendward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Cigar Baty
Los Angeles
Kemp News Agency
Dieso Chads
Portland Postoffice
Portland
Liberty. News
Fifth
Washington
Etienne
Walsworth Exits Butte Post As Kilroy Takes Over
W B Walsworth managing editor of the Standard leaves Butte for an extended vacation traveling to New York state and the Orient visiting Hawaii, China and Japan. R R Kilroy will assume managing editor duties and is known as founder of the old Butte Evening News and ex editor of the Missoula Sentinel.
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W. W. Walsworth
The
Standard
Butte
Mr. Walworth
New York State
Orient
Hawaii
China
Japan
R. R. Kilroy
Standrd
Kilroy
Montana
Border Troubles and Brazil Reassessment Amid War Voices
The piece argues the Mexican border crisis justifies U S invasion into Mexico and urges Mexico to focus on border peace. It also contrasts Brazil’s wartime stance, noting Germany’s influence and Brazil’s shift to friendlier US relations during the war. The Brazilian president visits Washington and expresses warm cross border ties.
Montana Vacation Land praised by state agriculture
In Montana Vacation Land the state department presents a gorgeous photo filled brochure aimed at attracting outside visitors. It highlights cool summers, majestic mountains, canyons and rivers, praising Montana’s climate and scenery while lauding Commissioner Charles D. Greenfield for producing a high quality publication.
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Montana
State Department of Agriculture and Publicity
Union
Mercury
East
Middle West
Charles D. Greenfield
Denominational co operation to unite Montana churches
Denominational cooperation expands in Montana with a Miles City meeting starting July to map church locations and plan shared home missions. A 39 board council will unite local churches to reduce duplication, study urban and rural fields, and craft a statewide program aimed at larger service and better pastor salaries.
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Montana
Miles City
Home Missions Council
United States
Monta
Helena
Great Name Mission Boards
Brazil Confronts German Propaganda in the South
The piece warns that German influence flourishes in southern Brazil near Rio de Janeiro. It notes that pro German factions hold sway in state and industry, seeking to restore Germany’s prestige postwar, while patriotic Brazilians plan to counteract by shaping regional ties with Argentina and Chile and aligning with the United States.
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Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Germany
Argentine
Chile
Local party plans travel to rail hubs through Montana
The text describes two groups with aims to fund a project, outlining routes that start in Glendive and travel via Sidney, the Great Northern, Glasgow, Shelby, Great Falls, Helena, and on to the Northern Pacific corridor toward Butte and Anaconda, with a July 26 rendezvous in Helena. It notes locals’ support and readiness to contribute additional funds.
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Glendive
Sidney
Great Northern
Glasgow
Shelby
Great Falls
Helena
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Butte
Anaconda
Adacent Fields
Wool grower records 60 cent 1919 clip sale in Great Falls
A Great Falls dispatch reports a Northern Montana woolgrower contracted to sell his 1919 clip at 60 cents. The note links wartime demand and postwar price shifts, recalls past Montana wool prices, and questions tariff and party policy amid Democratic ascendancy.
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Great Falls
Monetana
Montana
Congress
Three Months More For Demobilization Of U S Army
War department announces at least three more months needed to demobilize the remaining wartime force. In France and Germany 644000 soldiers remain, 88000 en route home, 406000 in the United States. Over 2.5 million discharged, 1.3 million overseas.
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War Department
France
Germany
United States
Fragmented wartime rants echo in scattered tirades
A mosaic of satirical barbs targets the senate, press, and nations amid alarms about censorship, hypocrisy, and Germany’s fate. The piece braids political jabs, historical quips, and pointed quibbles on war, literacy, and invective in public discourse.
Blondine and Brunetta at the Youngstown dance
A lightheartedExchange from the Youngstown Telegram recounts Blondine and Brunetta at a dance. Brunetta recalls a handsome stranger, a nervous man in town, who tightly held her and tried selling life insurance during the intermission.
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Youngstown Telegram
Blondine
Brunetta
Flowers Cheerful Touch Despite Housewife Worries
In 1919 guidance notes for homemakers urge embracing flowers at home to lift spirits. They acknowledge summer petal loss and upkeep but argue flowers add beauty to dull interiors and can be arranged simply. The piece advises enjoying blooms despite chores and stresses vacation or a new perspective to preserve joy.
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Los Angeles Times
Down
Texas
Irl
Pest
Telayre
McClure Newspaper
Old Lute and Bayard Verse Echoes in Patchwork Rhyme
A garbled feature blends stray lines from old bards and a Missouri tale. It recounts a rustic scene where a rider’s wagon wheel sinks in mud, sending a passenger into a puddle while a bystander jokes that rugged roads do not bruise like rock. The piece blends poems, proverbs, and a brief roadside incident without clear attribution.
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Kansas City Star
Telegraph Writings Stir Rumor on Postmaster Row
The report cites editorials and letters from Cleveland and Detroit noting tension within the American Federation of Labor and calls to oust Postmaster Burleson. Articles reference President Wilson, Colonel House, and party figures, with coverage of proposals for a running mate and political maneuvering amid legislative actions.
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Roy
American Federation of Labor
Burleson
Loston
Trans Wcript
American Federation of Laborianapolis
Pate
Johnson
Gidate
Lim Eed
Rochester Herald
Congress
Omaha Hee
Humor of the Day Across Newspapers
A collage of light quips and jokes from various papers. Bits on wisdom talk, donkey horsepower, ink squirts from a cuttlefish, name shortening, mortgage memories, scarecrow attire, and a fresh-faced visit in the country. Notable lines from Washington Star, Baltimore American, Boston Transcript, and London ideals.
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Washington Star
Baltimore
Boston Transcript
Coll Wire
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Associated Press
Foster
Cal-News
United States Commission
Mexico
Juarez
Rio Grande
Brasil
Berlin
Montanas Vacation Land
Wilson
Europe
Colonel House
Lipton
United States Senate
Salvation Army
James Monroe
SW. W
Russia
Caron de Wiart
Frederica
Belgium
van de Wiart
Housewife
Rhyme and Reason
Vovenry
Dad Bowen
Ts. Daly
Conyriant
Wheeler
Spirit of the Press
Dev Tong
Iter
Cleveland
Deater
John Spooner
Menate
Robert M. Fonette
York
Telegraph
Walter
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Senate
America
the Modern School
SESS
A. C. M. Hardware Company , Corner Main and Quartz
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