Anaconda Standard publishing info and listings
Publication notice and dealer listings in the Anaconda Montana edition describe standard publishing details, branch information, subscription rates, and where the Standard is on sale. It lists distributors and agencies in multiple cities and includes ad agency references and postal notices.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and
Anaconda
Mont Butte
North Main
William J. Morton Company
New York
Pith Avenue
Advangess
Montana
eHotaning
S. Ehireycelahth
Eng
Broadway
Marie Cigar
Detroit
Merronottian
Wandwaca
Michigan
Rochester
Minn
The
Kelly
George Graen
Denverci Senneider Gene Company
San Francisco
United News
Rade
Os Anselon
Framm
Nama
Gia News Avenes
Portland Pastories
May 26 1919 Triumph for Hawker Grieve Safe Return
The world rejoices as Hawker and Grieve, feared lost after a daring trans ocean flight, are confirmed safe. Reported by news wires, the capture of hope spreads across Christendom greeting the aviators’ survival and courage. Other American airmen en route to Lisbon are also accounted for.
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Christendom
Hawker
Grieve
Lisbon
Autralian
Americans urged to skip Europe for now amid war ruins
The piece notes U S government and agencies discourage European travel due to war devastation. Passports are hard to obtain, special permits in France slow train purchases, and hotel and rail prices are steep. England is advised against visits as recovery will take years with scarce services and food. A million europe-bound travelers face barriers.
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Europe
America
United States
France
England
Americans urged to vacation in United States this summer
Employment pensions of eight dollars a week leave about four hundred thousand women from munition factories without domestic work. A shortage of domestic help in homes and hotels prompts Americans to plan summer trips within the United States. Tourists are urged to explore eastern routes by automobile through Montana visiting Yellowstone and Glacier parks and Montana cities, including Butte copper mines and Anaconda smelter, with heavy travel expected.
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United States
Tourite
Montana
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Butte
Mammoth
Anaconda
Governor Declares June 17 Good Roads Day in Montana
Governor Stewart designates June 17 as good roads day urging Montanans statewide to observe oil and road improvements. He predicts significant progress this year and notes nationwide growth in road construction with federal aid being utilized, placing Montana among leading states in road building efforts.
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Stewart
Montana
United States
Power of a Senator Lodge backs League of Nations debate
The piece argues Lodge may block the League covenant in the U S Senate though Taft and other Republicans back it. It notes global interest in a treaty requiring two thirds in the Senate but warns a minority opposition could defeat ratification, risking national disgrace.
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Senator Lodge
Senate
League of Nations
United States
Taft
Republican Party
Chamber of Deputies
Not the Tim: a call for sober politics in serious times
The speaker warns against partisan maneuvering as the nation transitions from war to peace. Leaders urged to prioritize national welfare over party gains, noting public officials in Congress fixated on the presidential race. Serious, prudent action is demanded for economic and industrial stability.
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America
Congress
Republicans Push War Investigation Debate
Republicans in Congress seek a thorough inquiry into the war arguing mismanagement and waste while claiming the aim is to prove incompetence. The piece argues there was no success in undermining wartime glory, noting mistakes as part of an ultimately victorious effort across the army navy air and logistics sectors.
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Congress
Repubicans
Army
Navy
Transportation Service
Government Constrained by War Costs and Quick Victory
The article argues the government wasted vast sums in anticipation of a long war, building up 5,000,000 front-line troops, supplying guns and munitions, and storing vast reserves. It defends such spending as prudent, noting many funds were unnecessary after Germany quit quickly, and asserts it is better to spend too much than let Kaiser dictate terms.
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France
Germany
United States
Washington Star
San Francisco Chronicle
Kansas City Journal
Congress presses suffrage amendment amid delays
The special session rushes to pass the suffrage amendment with the Senate expected to back the measure soon though past delays left little chance for ratification before the next presidential election. The author notes passed House action, Senate hesitation, and legislatures not in session until next winter or 1921.
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Congress
House
Senate
Open air concerts serve the people with free music
Open air municipal concerts are presented as the people's music with programs balancing popular tunes and classical works after the regular seasons end. The article praises accessibility and inclusivity, noting free admission and care to please untutored tastes while featuring both popular and abstract classics.
Musical Comedy May Lead City Band Movement
A note suggests a popular musical comedy could precede a movement by Sousa after a Chopin polonaise. The patron of the Philadelphia orchestra might enjoy the municipal band alongside a less discriminating fellow citizen.
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Sousa
Philadelphia Orchestra
Ludendorff and the war's lingering claims in mock tone
A collage of quotes shows Allied gains and German perspectives as Ludendorff boasts of continued fighting, while critics in major papers mock the absurdities of postwar reporting. Separate notes mention a San Francisco divorce over four cents a day, with wry commentary on recognition.
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San Francisco
Cleveland Plain ‘Dealer
Sea Eagles of Columbia Triumph in Open Ocean Passage
In 1919 the sea eagles of Columbia press on beyond the shores toward a vast void. A stirring, historic voyage is captured in a poetic ledger of exploration and ambition, naming ships, routes, and the perilous pursuit of discovery.
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Columbia
Hercules
Joaquin Miller
Spain
Aout
Tips From Texas from the Dallas Morning News
A collage of humorous quips about old fashioned singers, marriage as a career, a daughter’s view of marriage as speculation, pennywise reformers, and Tillie Clinger quarreling with a new boss over hair and lip service. The piece satirizes social norms with quick witted lines and local color.
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Dallas Morning News
Tillie Clinger
Winter Bedding Care And Storage Tips From 1919
Housewife guidance on conserving blankets and bedding, washing methods, and moth prevention. Advice covers washing with soap flakes, soaking, gentle handling, rinsing, wringing, and drying in non sunlit areas. Recommends sealing for moth protection and storing in attic or closet rather than a trunk. Copyright 1919McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Teast
McClure
Twain era teen editor relates spider omen tale
In a Youth's Companion anecdote Mark Twain recalls a subscriber asking if a spider found in a recent issue signaled luck. The young editor quips the spider merely studied ads to find a store lacking promotion and cross the doorway to dwell undisturbed.
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Mark Twain
Driving inquiry unfolds in terse police exchange
A terse interrogation reveals a driver’s answer about his vehicle history as an officer questions the length of time he has been behind the wheel. The dialogue hints at a broader investigative context within the scene.
Humor of the Day and Miscellaneous Snippets
A collage of humorous exchanges and misreadings from various papers. Jokes touch on divorce, housing, taxes, and daily annoyances while a note notes West African fiber research and a rare brady product from the Indies.
Fragmented World War I Public Opinion Clippings
A collage of 1919 era editorials and quotes from papers like Toledo Blade, Dallas News, Knoxville Journal and Tribune, Houston Post, and New York Post. Topics touch on pacifist sentiment, Germans signing peace, flags, and reactions to peace talks. Mentions Marshal Foch, color symbolism, and editorial opinions on current events.
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Marshal Foch
Dallas New
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Houston Post
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Tional American Woman Suffrage Association
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Quartz
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