Montana newspaper ad and subscription rates notice
The fragment shows a Montana Standard publishing notice listing subscription rates and advertising addresses. It names carriers, mail rates, and street locations in multiple cities for the Standard Publishing Co. Anaconda Montana and various newspaper agencies across the region.
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Morton Co
New York
Pitth Avenue
Chicago—Tribune
Northerica
Montana
THE
Standard
Hotating’s
Thirty-etanth
Hana Broadway
Chicaco
Congress Hotel
Paul
St. Marie
Waay
San Angeles
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
Childs News Agency
Portland
Rowman
Postoffice Corner
Butte Visitors See Thrift Highlights Yet Criticize Pavement
The article notes visitors admire Butte's mines industry rapid growth and large stores while criticizing the business district pavement. It questions replacing old blocks with modern creditable paving before the year ends.
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Butte
Columbian Gardens
Eight Word Pact Sparks Call for Short Talks in Congress
Congress debates on vital world matters grow lengthy as lawmakers talk for days. The public tires of verbose speeches and clamors for brisk action. The report notes a push for brevity and decisive moves over endless deliberation.
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Congress
Random Wartime Commentary Opines on War, Society and Currency
A dense column surveys World War I topics and American life. It mentions Russia, Germany, France, Britain, and U.S. policy, plus figures like Billy Sunday and Mathewson. It touches on espionage, daylight saving, dairy competition, and Caruso touring Buenos Aires with a joking note about banknotes.
Borah Plans Retirement From Senate Service
The longtime Idaho senator announced he will retire at the end of his current term in March 1919. Citing the need to provide for his family and the limited salary of a senator, Borah says his best years are spent in public service, and he could earn more outside politics. He is 52, a lawyer by profession, and a native of Illinois.
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Borah
United States
Senate
Idaho
Congress
Millionaires Club
Senator Borah
Illinois
Cutting Down Long Speeches in Congress and Newsrooms
The piece argues for shorter speeches and stories to suit a busy public. It notes editors trim long tales and urges concise, clear reporting without filler while preserving essential facts and names.
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Congress
George Washington
Styte
Indians as Soldiers in Montana Draft Possibility Explored
Secretary Baker seeks to assess how many Montanan Indians are available for military service. The article extols Montana Indian reserves as fertile sources of “red fighting stock” including descendants of Sitting Bull and other chiefs, praising their vigor and readiness to fight. It suggests drafting regiments from Montana and later southwestern regions if needed.
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Baker
Montana
Uncle Sam
Poor Lo
Sitting Bull
Joseph
Curley
Pete
Et Perces
Gros Ventres
France
Chuck
Sam
United States
Infant Welfare Amid War Strain in Frances Marshall's Essay
A wartime column by Frances Marshall urges continued focus on infant welfare despite potato work and bandage duties. It cites the Children’s Bureau and postwar needs, warning that European hardship will echo in cradles and schools, urging readers to support war relief alongside child welfare programs.
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Naren
Alea
Heng
Department of Labor
Children's Bureau
Europe
Levenches
Irish Leaders To Receive Lloyd George Message
London May 15 The chancellor of the exchequer Andrew Bonar Law announced in the house of commons that Premier Lloyd George would send a communication to Irish leaders on the Irish question and that it would be in their hands tomorrow The government would allot Monday for discussion of the question.
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London
Andrew Gonar Law
House of Commons
Lloyd George
How to Keep Well Flat Foot in Walking
The article explains foot weight distribution and arch support, detailing the tripod of heel and ball points. It outlines causes of flat foot foot roll outward, and prescribes exercises to strengthen the arches, including toe flexion, inward sole rotation, and walking on tiptoes, plus massage and rest as needed.
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Oldenburg
Traffic Cop to speed-law lore and brisk jokes
A string of humorous newspaper snippets follows. A line from the Louisville Courier Journal about a road post sparks wit on speed laws. The Washington Star and Boston Transcript skewered work ethic and satire in quick quips.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Josh
Farmer Corn Tessel
Washington Star
Boston ‘Transcript
Jack
Jan
Jil
Jack S
Tve
Puck
Senator Sorghum
Spirit of the Press and War Headlines Collide
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers mocks wartime rhetoric and political figures. Phrases referencing Roosevelt Taft La Follette and Bryan lampoon campaign lines and public sentiment in a rapid-fire, syndicated style across papers.
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Keevepane
Roman
Deny
Romania
Cot
Anaconda Misat
Russia
Crea
Bisa
Daares
Iborg
Sontens
Tomers
Tarkor
Stoel
Weston Fe
Germany
Geronimo
Reichstox
Billy Sunday
the Devil
Penumbra
Hiram Johnson
America
Berlin
Wisconsin
Badger
V. Carrawan
Mathewson
Cincinnati
Caruso
Buenos Aires
Turkey
Bora
Frances Marshalls
Underwood & Underwood
Robert W. Wood
Johns Hering University
Paris
Ge Bis Yar
New Torres
York
Great Britain
Speetal
Chicago
Spirit of the Press
Toousevelt
Toronto Mail
Elihu Rootts
W Sin
Tide
Charleston
News and Courier
Bryan
Detroit
Free Press
Sitti Easin
Elf Wilt Rice & May
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company
Park ST
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