Anaconda Standard Publisher and Office Notices
Public notices filed by the Anaconda Standard and affiliates list publishers and offices in Anaconda and branch bureaus in Butte and Portland. Includes addresses, circulation terms, and general business correspondence guidance for newspapers and agencies across multiple cities.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Postoftey
Anaconds
Hones wNo Ag
Anaconda
Mont Butte
North Main Street
Business Department 422
Opeyes
Eris Chariaraneasasis
News of Mon' Y
New York
Hotaling’s
Broadway
St. Paul
Ste Marie Clear and
News Go
SeSpeianesp
Lieensea’ Eer Annard Bel Bie
Germany faces heavy indemnity payments after war
The Germans protest the indemnity as impossible to pay and warn of ruin or Bolshevik takeover. Norway seeks full compensation for ships destroyed and sailors murdered, a large but just bill. Other nations including Sweden Denmark Holland and Spain may also seek damages as reckoning nears.
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Norway
Germany
Swiden
Holland
Denmark
Spain
Debate on League of Nations ratification and party loyalty
A political column urges senators to set aside personal animosity toward the president and vote for the League of Nations and the peace treaty. It argues that national unity matters more than party loyalty and stresses Americans must stand together for strong international alignment after the war.
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League of Nations
Senate
America
League of Love
Wilson
GREE DISTRESS WARNINGS OF RUSSIAN DISEASE SPREAD
A vivid contrast between American prosperity and European misery. The piece highlights hunger, refugees, and wounded health systems in Armenia and Ukraine with reports of typhus and social diseases spreading from Russia. It notes shortages of medical supplies, doctors, and even soap, as Russians and prisoners may have carried contagions back home.
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United States
Europe
Armenia
Mount Ararat
Reugees
Ukraine
Russia
International Red Cross Mission
Rea T
Hungary
Kiev
Near East
Bucharest
American Food Commission
Rumania
Red Cros
Amer
Saloniki
Belegrade
Serbia
Constantinople
Red Cross
Versailles
ABC
Mexico
Seeder
America First Amid Party Strife and France Aid
A patriotic jingle urges Americans to set aside party conflicts and unite for the nation’s welfare. It argues loyalty to the United States above party, supports standing by France against Germany, and warns that factionalism invites revolutionary foes. It notes Wilson’s position and reports on wartime and postwar global distress, including cholera risks, famine, and disease in Europe.
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Ford
Idea
America
Hs Tal
France
Wilson
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Congress
Spring Echoes in a Wandered Heart
Poetic meditation on spring and longing set amid rural scenes. The narrator, a wanderer, laments aching heart while vivid images of lambs, skylarks, meadows, and moorland ponies evoke nature’s pull. References to Marthe Haskell and Scribner's place the piece in a literary magazine context.
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Marthe Haskell
C Magazine
Scribner's
Rhyme and Reason Rome Strawberries in May
A nostalgic verse recalls daily trips to school May mornings. A rider-of-peddler carts hawks fresh ripe strawberries as the poet imagines carts identifying the wagons and the scent of sweetness with cream. The playful piece attributes simple delights and schoolyard imagery from 1910.
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Rome
Polly
Pyre, Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
IPS FROM TEXAS From the Dallas News
A fragmented column of social critique questions international wars and consumer rights. It jokes about wealth, voting by roosters for hens, and a boarding house resident leaving over rooming with a girl using a half witches’ swatter as a joke.
Mrs Groovenor Clarkson Returns From France After Seven Months
Mrs Groovenor Clarkson wife of the director of the United States council of national defense has just returned from overseas France after seven months of work with the M C A organization. She speaks of efforts and experiences during the war years and notes contributions by American volunteers.
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Opsvight
Underwood & Underwood
New Yorks
Groovenor
Clarkson
United States Council of National Defense
France
M.C. A
Tomato shells and tomato based luncheon ideas
A 1919 Mech Syndicate feature promotes tomatoes in daily meals. It describes making tomato shells by peeling firm large tomatoes and scooping out the insides. It lists fillings with mayonnaise, cucumber, meat, eggs, lettuce, watercress, onion, and cottage cheese. It also suggests tomato shell use in mayonnaise dressings and quick sandwiches with bacon or lettuce.
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Anery
Mech
Pressed opinions clash over railroads and peace talks
The Buffalo Courier argues railroads stay behind despite high fares and freights, while opinion crowds blame or defend leaders. Grand Rapids Prep Press notes hotel lobby influence. The Plain Standard urges citizens to support Woodrow Wilson for steadier national progress amid wartime debates.
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United States
United
Buffalo, Courier
Grand Rapids Prep Press
Humor of the Day and Echoes of War in Fragments
A collage quotes humor and war imagery from varied publications, noting jokes about dog names and mistaken identity, a hospital scene with a wounded soldier, and wistful verses about April memories and shared tears, reflecting mid era humor and somber reflection.
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Sean
Washington Star
Burroughs
Hoston
Tomy
Tommy
Pearson’s Weekly
Spirit of the Press and veiled remarks in early 20th century media
A collection of fragmented quotes from various papers discusses free press ideals, veils in Turkey, price cuts at soft drink stands, Bolshevik fears in New Jersey, a German counter claim by Count von Bernstorff, and political tensions in America. It cites reactions to Woodrow Wilson and the Republican Congress as it surveys press commentary and public discourse.
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Houston Post
New Jersey
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