Fragmented historic newspaper ad listing multiple city newsrooms
An old advertising page from The Anaconda Standard and subsidiaries lists numerous city newsrooms and agencies in Detroit, Denver, San Diego, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and other places. It shows addresses, departments, and vague payment language from period business notices.
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Montan
Whantenin Staen
Detroit Metteneitan
Nees Camrandcarner Wandwaet
Micheah Raeverien
George Grath
Denver
Singcleer Mews Company
Francisco
United News
Ees Enema Tert OS Angeten Kamp
San Diego
Enine Ne ‘Agency
Portland
EiSerte
Neca Company
Rind
Washington Streets
Treama—trowe News
Seattie Whitney News Ageney
Seattle
Tikerte’ News’ Company
Penterney Sickine
P! Lisberie Walt and Rive
Rest from politics urged as war to peace nears
In May 1919 editorials urge the nation to drop partisan divide during reconstruction. Authors argue the country needs rest from political agitation for the first year after the war and advocate rebuilding on goodwill rather than party dictates.
Germans pressed to accept postposed peace terms
German delegates have asked for more time to decide on the peace terms. The deadline for their formal reply has been postponed by one week. The delay does not imply any modification of terms or extended negotiation. The defeated party is to accept terms, not discuss them.
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Ana
Jord
Hohenzollern
Aliien
Germany
Good Roads Rally Calls Statewide Delegations
A meeting of good roads enthusiasts is urged today in Helens with hopes for large delegations from all parts of the state. The aim is to strengthen roads for Montana's growing population and expanding cultivation while stressing vital need for better infrastructure to boost business.
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Helens
Eitimens
Montana
Montana road program eyed at Helena meeting
The Helena gathering will discuss road finances including federal aid and county support, taxes, and machinery. Leaders urge ambitious roadbuilding this year, noting Montana’s current good roads and the need for extensions in new settlements as demand for better roads grows.
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Helena
Americans May Govern Constantinople Crisis at Peace Conference
Dispatches suggest the peace talks may ask the United States to accept a mandatory for Constantinople and oversee the city along with the Bosporus and Dardanelles to avert a religious war. Americans question running Turkish affairs and prefer a solution avoiding direct control.
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United States
Constantinople
Europe
Straits of the Bosporus
Dardanelles
Armenia
Turkey
America
Christopher Columbus
Belief Germans must feel the peace treaty’s weight
A [newspaper] opinion piece argues that German protests over the peace treaty strengthen allied confidence in the accord. It contends that Germany’s dissatisfaction signals that the treaty is largely appropriate and effective, despite German lamentations and calls for harsher terms.
Anaconda Plans Grand Fourth of July Celebration
Anaconda officials announce a city wide Fourth of July event aimed at showcasing grit and enterprise. Committees are mobilizing and residents are urged to join the celebration to create a joyful, memorable day for all.
City men eager to aid in a lively Fourth of July
Active townsfolk in Anaconda pledge support for a grand celebration with both traditional and modern flavor. They stress thrift yet consent to a modest spend to mount events, praising patriotic spirit nationwide as the war ends and citizens claim the front seat for every holiday.
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Anaconda
Germany in turmoil as Kaiser era ends in defeat
A critique of Germany's collapse after World War I, noting Kaiser exile and the fall of the old order. The piece discusses debt, invasion implications, and a shift in power, warning that overconfidence and celebrations before peace will backfire, with social and political turmoil rising across the nation.
Fragmented Verse Snippet From Sidney Bulletin
A fragment from the Sidney Australia Bulletin includes poetic lines about beauty and dreamlike imagery. The text weaves classical and sensuous imagery with mentions of a gilded couch and shadowy attendants, and references to a tranquil scene interrupted by no votes or noise.
Export rules eased for silver by federal board
The Federal Reserve Board ended wartime export and price controls on silver and coinage. Licenses to export bullion or foreign-mintage coins remain required while applications must be filed. Treasury says no further Pittman act sales of silver except to mint directors, with melted silver dollars sold abroad. About 200 million ounces from silvers dollars sent to India since April 1918 to meet coinage needs.
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Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Pittman
Mint
India
Morning After: Prohibition Era Reflections in Chicago
In a July 1, 1919 Chicago News piece, a satirical verse laments the end of revelry and tavern life. It imagines cravings for ginger beer and lemonade over highballs as doctors warn against excess, hinting at looming Prohibition and a morning after.
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Chicago News
Baby Cage And Nursery Ideas From Old Housewife Guide
A fragmented set of household tips describes making a baby cage from a packing box with netting and wheels, detailing construction steps, safety cautions, and finishes. It also includes a poem about Norse explorers, reflecting varied newspaper content rather than a single cohesive story.
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Napa
Rhyme and Reason TIP OULD MAN'S TALK
The article presents a dated verse fragment reflecting a marine sergeant figure and romantic captions. It mentions Ames and styles, hints at climate affecting faults, and closes with a 1819 copyright note by Wheeler Sw eat, indicating an early 19th century publication context.
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A. Daly
Conyright
the Wheeler Sweat
Yellow fever epidemic notes and market prices in 1858
Ed Morrill of Fordyce Arkansas printed a copy of the Des Are Weekly Citizen for October 9 1858. His grandfather J C Mor of Dex Are published it during a yellow fever epidemic in the South. New Orleans reported 380 deaths as market quotes list tea at 85 cents per pound chickens at 1 25 per dozen and beef at per pound with whiskey price per gallon.
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Yellow Pever
Ed Morrill
Fordyce
Ark
Des Are
Citzen
J.C. Mor
Dex Are
South
New Orleans
Spirit of the Press on Wilson and Germany in wartime tone
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers mocks Woodrow Wilson and Germany over the looming war. It cites Cleveland Plain Dealer and Providence Journal views on treaty terms, Villa in Mexico, and Taft’s stance, ending with a wry note on public sentiment and a “Thought for Today.”
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Fritz
Gery
Cleveland Plain Dealer
William Howard Taft
Ilyn Eagle
Mexico
Senor Villa
Provdence Journal
Max
Ans
Charleston News and Courier
Wilson
Boston Herald
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Newa
Alna
Csiv News
THE
Standards Service
Layman
Presbyterian General Assembly
Baer
Ted Mor
Attorney General Office
Gillett
Azores
Lisbon
Prea
Sidney
Australia
Clinedinst
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Ape Hata Lani
Housewife
Atlantic
Knights of the Air
Tam
New York Times
Rhyme and Reason
Stone Ag
Spirit of the Press
Woodrow
Soomy
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
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