Anaconda Standard Printing and Advertising Notes
Fragmentary newspaper masthead text from Anaconda Montana indicates multiple departments and branches including Butte and foreign advertising. The readable portion lists publication details, addresses, and advertising representatives without a complete story.
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Standard Publishing Company
Portofiega
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Busin
Eaton and Teacha
Otheen Standard Banging
Mont. Butte
North Main Street
Ts Business Department
J. Morton Company
Seaeste Pith
Tribune ‘Bullain Sirecript
al Reese
Serge Esita
Francisco
United News
Tata
Extermination of Rats May Require Large Human Effort
The article outlines vast costs in poison traps dogs and labor to curb rat infestations. It claims over 200000 workers would be needed to produce consumed goods and suggests the challenge requires persistent public effort, comparing to temperance campaigns and noting rats and flies multiply rapidly.
Teachers seek higher pay or yearend bonus in Silver Bow
Trustees of the Silver Bow district face a petition from district teachers for a salary increase or at least a yearlong bonus due to the rising cost of living. The move mirrors a nationwide push for better teacher pay, backed by W. E. Maddock the superintendent, with hopes the board approves.
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Silver Bow
W. E. Maddock
Promotions At Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Merited advances for William B. Daly and Chauncey L. Berrien in the Anaconda Copper Mining Company reflect long service. Daly rises from general superintendent to assistant regional manager after 20 years with the firm. Berrien advances from assistant general superintendent to general superintendent. he served abroad in France and returned after the armistice to resume duties.
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Wiliam B. Daly
Chauncey L. Berrien
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Sitisons
Mr. Daly
Ral
Mr. Berrien
Assimant
Daly
Berrion
France
Ftlee
Government study warns rats cause vast yearly damage
The article explains federal figures claim rats cause extensive deaths and property losses. If rat numbers equal human population and each rat damages $1 annually, total damage exceeds $20 million, underscoring the scale of the rodent problem.
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United States
Pan American Conference to Promote Peace and Trade
The upcoming Pan American conference in Washington aims to improve friendly relations among North South and Central American nations. It seeks peaceful aims, dispel fears of U S expansion, and build business ties, continuing the work begun in 1916 with President Wilson opening proceedings.
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Washington
North
South
Central America
South America
United States
America
Prussia
Western Hemisphere
Wilson
Europe
Chicago shock echoes through cities and beach rules deride
The text mocks urban shock and calls for dismissal of a company and orchestra. It ridicules the Windy City and predicts San Francisco and New York will follow. A secretary from a beach supervision bureau is quoted about liberal modesty and close fitting garments, mentioning trays and bloomers in garbled fashion.
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Chicago
San Francisco
New York
Bureau of
Bureau of Beach Supervision of the Windy World
Yellow Hun Revealed as Weak Behind Bravado
A wartime commentary mocks the Kaiser as a diminished power, shrinking in Holland’s wake. The piece ridicules his bravado, likening him to a cipher and voicing contempt for his actions and end.
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Bunkas
Kaiser
Holland
After-Armistice Outlook and Occupation Possibilities
Analysis suggests if Germany rejects the peace terms Allied occupation would loom until a German government signs the treaty. Allied control could restore railways and move armies toward Berlin while German forces remain largely demobilized. Occupation might push Germany to accept terms, avoiding renewed large-scale fighting. Germany cannot dictate terms. eventual signing is expected, possibly after months of occupation.
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Nertin
Rhine
Berlin
Germany
Fragmented 1919 Speech Fragments Touch Suffrage and War Echoes
The clippings reference suffrage, a smoke from the tallest stack in Anaconda, and a year that remains young in 1919. A wary remark about a patient republican with a grouch and a jokey line about a state still damp after Prohibition hints at political mood. Germany is noted to hold Lewisite for possible use after the armistice.
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Anaconda
Kiser
Germany
Rhyme and Reason BY MYSELF LITTLE POLLY
A whimsical verse about worms in apples and worms in the ground. The speaker recalls biting a tiny worm, compares worm types to snakes, and notes a habit of feeding worms to fish at Simson's pond. Copyright 1919 Wheeler Syndicate.
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Polly
Eve
Simson’s
The
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Opening day canal boat count sets record for navigation
A record opening day total of 42 canal boats and barges signals rising use of the state's waterway. Editorials from Buffalo and Indianapolis papers praise steady progress and friendly politics, while comments from the New York World and Plain Standard touch on wartime loyalties and Petrograd upheaval.
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Buffalo Collier
Preserving Perishable Produce A Housewife's Guide
A 1917 era household note explains careful canning and preserving of fruits and vegetables to minimize waste. It covers proper jar preparation, boiling and sealing methods, use of fresh rubbers, and the need for hot syrup when cooking fruit in jars to ensure long term storage.
From Royalty to Salvationist in Oakland Commandant Nora Hudspeth
Commandant Nora Hudspeth of the Salvation Arms serves as rescue and maternity home superintendent in Oakland. A descendant of Frederick the Great and Lord Surrington, she pursued mission work in India and joined the Army as an officer. Her career spans four states and multiple nations with years in Oakland, Seattle, and Spokane.
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International Film Service
Nora Hudspeth
The
Salvation Arms
Oakland
Frederick the Great
Prussia
Lord Surrington
England
John Harrington
Lord Harrington
Amering On
Isit
Carolina
Harerington
Thomas Hudspeth
California
Nora
A Spirit That Defies Bonds From Wisconsin Paper
A Winnebago City Enterprise editorial proclaims America was not founded by bomb-throwers and will not be run by them. It asserts tyranny of terror cannot kill the nation or its soul and pledges loyalty to American ideals against all forces of hell.
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Winnebago
America
Hell
Fragmented News Snippets Chronicle Public Discourse
A collage of brief newspaper quips covers debates on League of Nations reforms, name changes in Double Trouble New Jersey, and political observations. The items reference Senate amendments, international diplomacy, and public opinion, with satirical asides on leadership and policy.
Humor of the Day Readers React to Stage Costumes and Social Quips
A collage of overheard quips from newspapers including Philadelphia Bulletin Detroit Free Press and Washington Star sketches about stage costumes aviation humor and social banter. The exchanges feature a wary widow a sailor cousin and a pianist lover with playful back and forth on manners and propriety.
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Mae
Philadelphia Bulletin
Detroit Free Press
Assell
Homer
Patriotism Rules In Early Congressional Session
A quotable editorial sketches the first congress under the president, urging solemn duty and integrity in the Senate and House. It argues optimism hinges on virtuous leadership and a sincere patriotism governing national affairs.
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