Anaconda Standard Employer Directory Notice
Public notices list a Montana publication office address in Anaconda with advertising and editorial departments, plus foreign advertising and subscription rates. It mentions prescriptive pricing and various news agencies distributing editions beyond Montana borders.
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Standard Publishing Company
Serax Liegion
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Eng
Broadway
Baylen
Ste. Marie
Gerant
Fifth Street
Detroit
Aterropotitan News
Woodward
Rochester
Minn
George Graen
Los Angeles
Kenin News Agency
San Diego-childs
Bortland—Passorties
Fifth
Washington Street
Tacomas
Trego News Company
Seattle
Whitney
Liberty News Company
Occadental and
Tester
Rie
Kann Eisberh Wa An Business Letters
Reapostienca
Amuninamt Etna Neat
Boer Roy End
Ahacamda
Mont
Unity Still Needed After War Says American Leader
A postwar call urges Americans to maintain unity across classes regions and parties. It warns enemies within and without seek to sow strife and urges burying party grudges for the republic. The piece extols horses and the Kentucky Derby as symbols of national pride and perseverance.
Armistice relief and food prices in postwar era
The article notes disappointment over persisting high food prices despite armistice. It cites reduced restrictions easing consumption, expects price declines as Europe’s relief winddowns, and Hoover’s view that Europe may self-supply soon. It forecasts abundant crops in fall and argues U S aid helped avert widespread hardship.
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Europe
United States
Herbert Hoover
On the Way to America Proud Americans Stand Firm
The excerpt argues that true Americans should prefer their country and reject those who hate it or seek to change the government. It contends many admire the United States while some advocate leaving or altering the founders’ republic. It notes transatlantic steamships as a cue to return to Europe.
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America
Bolosheviks
LW. W
United States
Republic
Europe
Brock- Gorst-Rantzan
May Pall On League Of Nations Effort
Leaders of the republican party doubt the League of Nations can succeed due to human nature but praise the effort to end war. They acknowledge it may fail yet deem it glorious to try after the great war’s losses and suffering, and insist every effort to avert war is worthy.
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Senator West
Blanley
Kentucky
Sir Barton
Stanley
Toral Senate
Otlie James
Virginia
Republican Party
League of Nations
America
Theague
Wileson
Fragmented Pro and Anti League Debate Voiced in 1919 Chicago Text
A jumble of quotes discusses the League of Nations and postwar politics. References to President Wilson, Germany, Bolsheviks, and American sentiment appear, with sharp lines about audits, pork prices, and morale. The passage hints at archival newspaper chatter rather than a single event.
Tips From Texas and the Mockingbird Chorus
The piece riffs on a Texas municipal sing song and a bygone sales pitch about patriotism amid profiteering. It cites Percy Noodles scolding a “Georgette waist” and laments oil odors contrasting with Texan floral imagery. It mentions West Texas wheat, government bounty, and local residents hearing music from nearby flats.
Labor Claims Cause High Living Costs and Demands
The Washington Post report quotes W. B. Chapman of Chicago arguing labor keeps living costs high by demanding higher wages while buying goods like cars. He notes wartime pay spikes and shipyard riveters earning up to twenty dollars daily, urging a square deal balancing profits for employers and wages for workers.
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Emergency Fleet Corporation
Goon Parade Echoes Palm Beach Barber Tale
George Ade discusses the high cost of living at Palm Beach in a quirky exchange about a red and white striped barber pole. He notes the pole dates to barber surgeons who bled customers, using the joke to comment on inflation and price signs of the era.
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George Ade
Palm
Palm Beach
Iim
Fragmentary quote on cost of living and avoidant attitude
A garbled line discusses avoiding someone due to high living costs and the belief it will be costly to help them. The quoted speaker appears frustrated and pessimistic about Lary's future prospects and repeated contact.
Ex-Crown Prince Becomes Tile Plant Director in Holland
Frederick William Hohenzollern, once Crown Prince, reportedly rejects return to Germany and assumes leadership of the Wieringsche Plateelbakerij tile factory on the island of Wieringen. Dutch lithograph shows him in fisherman's jacket and wooden shoes as director general, with the plant in the background.
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Frederick William Hohenzollern
Pater Faite
Germany
Blu
Wieringsche Plateelbakerij
Wiering
Bread Shelving Tips for Leftover Stale Bread Dishes
Housewife guides turn stale bread into meals from French toast to croutons and puddings. It covers crumbling for crams, stuffing, scalloped dishes, and bread crumbs for future use, with tips on drying, storage, and humane feeding to birds and dogs.
Car with steam engine used on Bethel to Ryegate line
A regular passenger car fitted with a steam engine for motive power operates on a short railroad run between Bethel and Ryegate in Vermont. The setup showcases early attempts to convert standard cars for rail use, reflecting experimental transport practices.
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Bethel
Ryegate
Robin in the Cherry Tree Folklore Rhyme Fragment
A fragmented nursery verse about a robin in a cherry tree, describing cherries and fruit as the robin’s food. The text blends playful imagery with imperfect capitalization and spelling, mentioning "Robin in the cherry tree" and a reference to 1919 copyright.
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Robin
Wopyright
Viewing W as Nation’s Crisis Amid Cable News
Fragmented garbled text mentions viewing the situation with horror, references to Mexico and leaders, and scattered names. The readable portions suggest a reflection on national crisis coverage via cable, with no clear events or dates. Entities include Reed, Lawrence, Houston Post, Lenine, Trotzky, and Cleveland, but specifics are unclear.
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Congress
Jin Reed
Lawrence
Chicago News
Megician Presid
Mexico
German Chancellor Reports Peace Of Victory After Paris
President Ebert condemns the Paris peace as a peace of violence. German observers are astonished as the proposed treaty falls short of feared outcomes. German delegates may protest and propose counter terms, but Allies insist the peace terms stand as drafted. Germany must accept or reject the agreement.
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Ebert
Paris
Germany
Hes
Couneters
Honation
Eithe
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Associated Press
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Charlemagne
Eld
Alexander
Bucephalus
Lee
Traveler
Vyaz
Chicago
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Tenny+ son
Saiuel
Texas
Regu
Percy Noodles
Georgette
Jones
West
LABOR
Fred Hohehzollern
Crown Prince
Ofoerant
Holland
Weg
Woo
Housewife
Little Polly
Spirit of the Press
Ping
Ouston
Cance
Cleveland Wai
Lenine
Trotzky
Dewler
Rice & May
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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