Anaconda Standard Publishing Directory Fragment
An OCR fragment lists publishing houses and distributors with addresses in Anaconda Montana and nationwide bureaus. It names Whitam J. Morton Company as salaried rep and lists multiple newspaper agencies and offices across New York, Detroit, Rochester, Denver, Portland, Seattle, and more, ending midword.
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Standard Publishing Company
Conan, Jitiaing
Anaconda
Butte
Main
Foriat Department
Whitam J. Morton Company
New York Fifth Avenue
Cheage-Tribune
Tai
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Broadwa St. Paul
N. Ste. M News
East Fifth Street
Detroit
Portland
Liverty News
Washington
Tacoma—Trege ‘News
Seattle
Whitney
Liberty News
Ocelgental
Ane
Stubeck, Wall and
Riversite
Save the Water in Montana Drought Warns of Ration
In 1919 Montana faces drought with scarce rain as Butte water consumers are urged to conserve water. A public notice bans lawn sprinkling and irrigation from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and forbids automatic sprinklers at all times. Inspectors will enforce rules, urging household vigilance to protect domestic supply amid continuing dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Drouth
Press Fight Over Censorship and War News Ends
After peace signed, censorship eases for American reporters in Europe. Egyptian incident in Cairo sparks protests as authorities curb reporting. New York Sun and Collier’s criticize suppression of legitimate news and urge vigilance as wartime controls fade. Official notice concludes the matter with ongoing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Cairo
Bemuse Hillis
Washington
New York Bun
Bun
Collier's
the Sun
Ireland
Kinsale
Atlantic
War ends future censorship lift signals new light
A statement notes that with the war's end in a few days the censorship will be removed and a fund of interesting side lights on the events of the past five years will be released. The plan promises fuller public access to historical context and related revelations once censorship ends.
Dry Farmer Seeks Guiding Word on Dry Elder Cider
A Standard subscriber who signs as Dry Farmer writes about years without rain and a failing windmill hindering his elder cider. He asks if he can sell the non alcoholic beverage, fearing authorities. The Standard declines to rule without a personal test and suggests consulting the county attorney to determine how hard the cider is.
Young Hohenzollern escape fuels brisk German speculation
The ex crown prince escape sparks animated conjecture on his political significance. The Associated Press notes he is not a rallying figure for reactionaries, yet his act carries considerable weight amid German recalcitrance. The young prince is portrayed as weak politically and morally, a target of ridicule and scandal, whose escape from Wieringen may be connived by Holland authorities.
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Associated Press
Hohenzollern
Germany
Europe
Junkers
Mr. Hohenzollern
Wieringen
Holland
Criticism and Sarcasm Toward the U S Patent Office
The article discusses criticism of the U S patent office, noting inventors overwhelm the agency and some work is slipshod. It argues patents take long to obtain, may be issued to others already, and that many disputes end up in courts. It mentions nine circuit courts of appeal handling patent cases and reflects on the office’s fallibility.
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United States Patent Office
United States
Patent Office
Patent
Circuit Courts of Appeal
German Empire
Babylon
June
Poindexter
Washington
Patent Office reform for efficiency and appeals court
The essay argues that patent office funding is debated by lawmakers and bureaus always seek more money. It suggests a single expert patent appeals court to reduce circuit court workload, speed decisions, and improve overall efficiency of patent decisions.
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Tent Office Society
Congress
Horatio's Dreams Reflect on Wireless Minds and Warped Wit
The piece cites Sir Oliver Lodge praising wireless telephony and Marconi while musing that future science may enable direct thought exchange beyond spoken language. It mixes humorous quips on politics, Germany, Mexico, and June’s hot weather, ending with a jab at the IWW and the bathtub as civilization’s tool.
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Sir Oliver Lodge
Mr. Marconi
Sir Oliver
Heaven and Earth
Horatio
Hell
Wieringen
Zuyder Zee
Kitchen Aids Make Summer Housework Easier
A 1919 McClure Syndicate feature urges housewives to buy kitchen and home improvements to ease warm weather tasks. It highlights veranda ironing on electric light, sleeve ironing boards, marble pastry slabs, glass cooking dishes, and compact freezers or mixers to streamline summer chores and create a pleasanter kitchen environment.
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McClure
Syndicatee
Eee
Phrases and opinions from early 20th century editorials
A collage of quotes from Ohio State Journal New York World Detroit Free Press and other papers debating spirituality cost of living pacifism the league of nations and postwar politics. It notes spectacles of culture and public figures while poking at political rhetoric and journalism trends of the era.
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Los Angeles
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Chicago
Satan
Alser
Berlin
New York
Knox
League of Nations
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Dispatches
Tor
CT News
R Ripay
Young Howenzollern
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Hi Johnson
R Publican
Roosevelt
Awa
Ananias Club
Russia
Champ Clark
Austria
Ater
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
Shiners
Annex Exchange
White Mountain
K Pn
Rly
Shiner
Housewife
Spirit of the Press
THE
Modern School
Uukeness
New York World
Redfield
Philadelphia Press
Pittsburg Disputch
Detroit Free Press
McAdoo
America
Pittsburg
Tim
Burleson
Senators
St Louis Globe Democrat
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