Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates
Anaconda Montana notices list advertising agents and offices in New York Chicago Rochester Seattle and Tacoma with payment terms for daily and Sunday editions. The page names publishers proprietors and addresses, including 112 North Main and various newspaper agency contacts.
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Tandard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Rutte
North Main
Tal Department
William J. Morton
New Yorke
Fifth Avene
Chicago
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Eats
Ste_ Marie
Bolea
Bolea Past’ Mitth Cered Deteont Melron Otitan “News
Pand
Wanaward
Ant Michien
Rochester
Msn
Kelly Eigar
George Arameions
Beavers Schneider News Company
Ben’ Takeseminn
Ein Proncince
Unies
Eddy Lee Angetes
Kemp
Ben Dewocyngw
Porand Prwtontee
Portland—Lineriy News
Pigth
Washington Streets
Tacoma
Virrge News Company
Sgnut Cehitnes Neves Gener
Seattle
Uimerts 5
Riversite AM
Standard Publishing
Mont
Senator Borah Fights The League Of Nations
The piece portrays Senator Borah of Idaho opposing the League of Nations and opposing any form of it. It criticizes other congressmen who oppose the current frame yet pretend support, arguing they fear losing credit to President Wilson. It asserts Borah’s direct, open campaign while others maneuver to weaken the plan.
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Borah of
Taano
League of Nations
League
Congress
Borah
Senator Walsh Prophesies Silver Revival and Price Rally
Senator Walsh returns with a forecast of renewed silver mining and rising demand abroad. He predicts prices could reach 1.28 per ounce as factories and Orient buyers resume metallic money needs. Production costs and mine reconditioning pose risks to sustaining any profits amid a shifting gold standard.
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Walsh
Orient
Aten
Montana
Germany's future after militarism and autocracy end
The text argues that peace terms will end militarism in Germany, not destroy the country. Germany will regain independence, prosper in peace, and become a leader in arts and industry. The removal of royal taxes, spies, and army service is imagined to unleash nationwide recovery and a new birth for Germany.
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Germany
Suffrage Amendment Likely Passes Senate and Heads to States
The suffragists expect early senate action on the resolution submitting a suffrage amendment to state legislatures, predicting favorable results though not overconfident. After failing by a vote or two in the senate earlier, changes have improved prospects, shifting the fight to ratifying state legislatures with many not meeting again until winter 1921.
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Senate
Haveng
House
Congress
Franklin’s 1787 note on federal constitution and union
In a letter dated October 2 1787 Benjamin Franklin described the proposed federal constitution and his four months of summer work in the convention that formed it He noted it was now sent by Congress to the states for confirmation and imagined a grand republic uniting diverse states and kingdoms under one federation.
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Benjamin Franklin
Europe
Congress
Good Henry
St. Louis
Daniels
Sam
Martinique Transfer Proposal by French Diplomat
A French diplomat suggested Martinique and two nearby islands be transferred to the United States as part payment of wartime debts. The island, volcanic and earthquake prone, hosts about 209000 residents mainly of negro descent and is known for the 1902 Mont Pelee eruption that buried St Pierre.
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Martinique
French West Indies
United States
France
Mont Pee
St. Pierre
Island sales talk and postwar views in a convalescent era
The article threads through a potential sale of a Caribbean island, noting exports in sugar coffee and tropical fruits and Josephine’s birthplace. It discusses U S aims in island acquisitions, postwar prohibition debates among veterans, and reflections on Versaille era German Empire, Wilson’s France visits, and Lusitania, ending with a wistful peace sentiment.
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Rhodes Island
Josephine
Apetor Napoleon
France
United States
Islands of
the Indies
Anama Canal
Humor of the Day Jokes and light exchanges from newspapers
A collection of humorous quips and readers’ captions about daily life. Jests touch on telephone misreads, janitors versus sextons, jealous wives and office banter, plus a gag about gas meters and translation errors in a book.
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Boston Transcript
Mr. Pynched
Washington Star
London
Food speculators mobbed in Vienna injuring sixteen
Contemporary reports say a resort of food speculators in Vienna was mobbed recently, leaving sixteen injured. The incident mirrors hostile sentiment toward speculators in Europe and the United States, amid wartime economic stress and price concerns.
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Venna
Europe
United State
Giraffe Silence Questioned By Scientists And Trainers
Animal trainers claim giraffes rarely vocalize, no matter suffering or injury, while scientists explore a theory that the long neck makes sound difficult or impossible for the giraffe to produce.
Uncle Joe Cannon Resting in Porto Rico Before Congress
The photograph shows Uncle Joe Cannon in Porto Rico relaxing beside palm trees and smoking a long cigar. He recently turned eighty and plans to return for the opening of Congress, reporting good health for the special session.
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Uncle Joe Cannon
Porto Rico
Otanilla
Fort Rico
Joe
Gress
Rainy day fashion advice for the housewife in 1919
The piece urges practical rainy day gear for housewives including affordable waterproof capes, durable umbrellas, rubber hats, and preserved older skirts. It reassures color and style can be found, warns against cheap umbrellas, notes rain improves mood if protected, and adds a historical aside on flea-borne plague and general prudence.
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McClure
Deadly enemies silent in the wilds and at home
The United States public health service lists animal foes to dread. Malaria germs spread by mosquitoes, yellow fever transmission, and trench fever carried by vectors are highlighted as constant threats. The piece emphasizes unseen dangers and the need for vigilance.
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Nemies
Cleveland Plain Dealer
United States Public” Health Service
Quito
Loase
The Pious Mal and the Noon Prayer
A fragmentary verse piece by A Daly from 1919 portrays a pious woman moving from church imagery to domestic life. It contrasts sacred scenes at dawn with kitchen duties and a crafted pie, hinting at beauty and restraint within daily roles.
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House of Prayer
Unclear Fragments and Notes From War Era Press
A collage of brief quotes and references about Bolsheviks, German leaders, gas masks, and peace delegates. The text mentions censorship, humor about Moscow, and notices from the Minneapolis Tribune and Dallas News, with scattered phrases about civility, baseball, and press calls.
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Minneapolis
Tribune
P 4
Moscow
Dallas News
Ohio
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Mber
Associated Press
Presa Fe
Tocal News
Seriice
Su. PR
Covenan
Scquling
Uncle Sam
Versailles
Wilson
Lusitania
Sexton
Toledo Blade
Washington
Fort Plain
Housewife
Rhyme and Reason
Kale
TA. Daly
Wheeler 8Dicate, Inc
Spirit of the Press
Kaiser
Prine von Bernstorff
von Tirpitz
von Papen
Nears
Sis
Edge
Rice & May, Proprietor
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz Streets
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