Standard Publishing Company Montana Office Adverts
An OCR fragment from Standard Publishing Company lists publishing details for the Anaconda Montana office, subscription rates, and distribution notes. It mentions offices in Chicago and New York areas and outlines outside Montana distribution and advertising contacts.
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Standard Publishing Company
Bandard
Anaconda
Mont We
Rutte
Broadway
Aa Bautorias Lerta
Emmam
Morton Go
Renee
Sentative
Fifth Avene
Ghieago
Tribune Outline
KREWE
Montana
RC Marys Ciear
Metropolitas
Wood Wary
Michigan Roches Ansct
Bata
Trego
Ameney
Occidental
Wall
Dard Publishing Company
Butte Sees Bright Building Season Ahead
Butte real estate eyes a boom as early activity predicts more homes this summer than ever. Demand is high with scarce rentals and rising property prices. Builders announce rapid construction in the city and surrounding suburbs, signaling Butte moving toward a city of homes.
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Buttes
Butte
Preparedness Day Emerges Amid 1920 Election Talk
A New York mayor proclaims May 13 as preparedness day urging flags at homes and businesses. About 100,000 people expected in a trades parade as critics discuss Roosevelt, Hughes, and Ford amid lingering Old Guard strategy before the Chicago convention.
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United States
New York
Congress
Chicago
Old Guard” Teaders
Roosevelt
New ‘York’ Sun
Sun
Masachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
Nebraska
Henry Ford
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Old Guard
O1d
Chicago Convention Deadlock Shapes Up With Hughes Possibility
The Chicago convention faces a murky finish as Justice Hughes gains quiet Old Guard support while others push Burton or Root. A factional crisis could push Hughes to decline and open a Burton-Root pairing as a compromise solution.
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Root
Burton
McCall
Cumming
Hughes
Roosevelt
Old Guard
Justice Hughes
Ays
Sun
Chicago
Turton
Trinidad incident prompts British apology and US peace talk
In a tense cross Atlantic scene, Sir Cecil Spring-Rice apologized for Trinidad governor's lavish reception of McAdoo, while domestic debate rages over war versus peace. The piece notes Republican discord, hints at a Bryan Ford peace faction, and cites Adams and Brandeis as symbols in a wide political theater.
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United States
Great Britain
Trinidad
Cecil Spring-Tice
White House
Midoc
Roosevelt
West Indies
George
McAdoo
Uncle Sam
Mac
Teo
Cecil Spring-Rice
Sheep Run Frenzy and Curious Clerks in Short Stories
A big Australian sheep ranch mismanages a new shepherd who loses control of a vast flock. The scene shifts to a bushland fence and drifting cattle, ending with the manager apologizing for the chaos. Other vignettes include a courteous professor, a fashion loving friend, a dull cabinet clerk, and a practical shelf of humorous office anecdotes.
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Washinton
Uwell
French sea air menace. German Zeppelins threaten British fleet
French aviation experts estimate Germany controls about 40 Zeppelins of various types. The air fleet could rot the North Sea and Baltic, keep contact with Kiel, and support battleships at sea. An air armada of 40 super-dreadnoughts could release up to 809 bombs, sinking a dreadnought like the Elizabeth, as Zeppelins fly low to avoid pursuit. The admiralty must plan against this threat.
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Germany
North Sea
Baltic
Kiel
Even insult for peace echoes from Mann stance
Representative Mann, Republican leader in the House, calls for remaining at peace with nations at war, even if it means enduring insult and injury. His position contrasts with Roosevelt and Root as their views move closer to the Colonel. The article notes Mann’s unusual foreign relations stance.
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Democratic Party
Mann
Washington
Bryan
Ford
Tost
Representative Mann
House of Repretatives
Roosevelt
Root
Tam
Europe
Con
Roosevelt bid fair to occur freshly and furiously at Chicago
A fragmented item mentions Roosevelt in Chicago with a vivid, period tone. It also references Sir Roger Casement and a vague remark about Villa, implying political or historical currents. The text shows garbled OCR, but preserves names and themes without graphic detail.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Villa
Sir Roger Casement
Ireland
How to Keep Well By Dr W A Evans Chicago
A compact discussion of life expectancy linked to presidential and congressional careers. Professor Irving Fisher argues office duties shorten lifespan, with presidents and lawmakers facing higher risk from stress, poor hygiene, diet, and late hours. Emphasizes indoor living, overeating, irregular sleep, worry, and narcotics, alcohol, tobacco.
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Constemsmnania
Irving Fisher
Yale
Thane
Burato
Ted
Washington de
Adare
Jackson
van ‘Buren
Harrison
Tyler
Pot
Aston
Fillmore
Bierce
Buchanan i
Johnson
Grants
Mayen
Arthur
Glevetana
McKinsey
Roonevelt
Fisher
Yale University
Congress
Pish~er
Humitor Watkee
Tite
The
Chicago Tribune
Strawberry Preserves and Canning Guidance From A Housewife
A recipe collection advises readying supplies and jars before strawberry canning. It covers strawberry jam, canned strawberries, preserves, and strawberry currant jam with detailed steps, sugar ratios, preparation, sterilizing, sealing, and cooking times, attributed to McClure Newspaper Syndicate. It also notes High Spirits and a Rockefeller Foundation member commenting on soldiers’ morale and a humorous trench anecdote from Washington Star.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
F. J. Wolcott
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Res
Tommy
Washington Star
Liking and Disliking in a Family Memoir Tone
A reflective piece on liking and disliking people, noting biases and the boomerang effect of love. Recounts childhood memories of Mrs Foley, family dynamics, and social pretenses, revealing how appearances mask sincerity and how loss reshapes sympathy and friendship.
Humor of the Day and Wit Across the Page
A collage of light quips and anecdotes from papers like the Kansas City Journal and Philadelphia Star. Jests on taxes, theatergoing, fashions, pets, and polite society mingle with playful banter about birds, hats, and audience reaction.
Ambitious Quotes Stir Public Opinion Across Papers
A collection of clipped lines references Tom Taggart, Henry Ford, Colonel Dodd, and the Villistas, with headlines from papers like York World and Houston nt. The passages discuss politics, war, and the public mood, noting tensions between campaign talk, press sentiment, and national stability amid chaotic wartime imagery.
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Henry Ford
Colon York
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