Anaconda Standard Publisher Directory Snapshot
Local newspaper masthead and contact listings show publisher and advertising offices in Anaconda and branches in Butte. Includes personnel roles, circulation and subscription references, and associated press and advertising agents across multiple cities.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Bell Phones
Rnivorial
Mont. Butte
North Maintreet
Torial
Whitiam J. Morton Company
Torchutth Avenue
the Age Trinerah
Ora Broadca St Paulon
Ste. Marie Clear and News
Oh Ge Egat
Firth Street Tatroft
Merronatitan ‘News Company
Woodward
Michigan
Rochester
Minn Tne
Kelly Clear
George Grae
Memorial Day Observance Emphasizes Honor Over Recreation
The Standard urges Memorial Day be observed to honor heroes who died serving the country and to remember friends and relatives who passed away. It notes the day's significance after wartime victory and calls for a nationwide observance with a parade including Grand Army and US Veterans groups, plus evening ceremonies at the high school auditorium.
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Butte
Grand Army
Germany
Best in the West Van Sant Praises Montana Progress
Banker Van Sant of St Paul toured Montana reviewing loans and farming conditions. He noted three years of rapid agricultural progress, praised Montana’s land values, and credited pioneering financiers for early colonization and the growing recognition of the state's agricultural potential.
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van Sant
St. Paul Hs
Montana
Twin City
van Sants
T ‘Hese
Watch Montana Grow As State Lands Sell At Pleasing Prices
State land sales in the past two weeks reached prices from 10 to 37.50 per acre with an average of 18, buoying farmers who own adjacent lands. Once doubted, Montana sentiment shifts to optimism as interest in state lands increases and the booster spirit spreads across the state.
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Montana
Middle West
Butte Mayor Urges Cut in Police Fire Payroll
Mayor Stodden proposes trimming city payroll by 26 positions to align expenses with reduced revenues from saloon license losses. He aims to meet pledged economy, retrenchment and reform, noting prior wage hikes and higher material costs.
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Stodden
Butte
Democrats in Conference Push League of Nations Debate
The Democratic National Committee meeting in Chicago uses Republican opposition to the League covenant to frame the issue as a campaign matter. They condemn partisan politics on this vital issue and push for a presidential contest focused on Wilson era policies and record, while not ruling out a third term declaration.
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Chicago
Congress
League of Nations
Senate
Wilson
Yorks Valorous Vision in a World War What If
In a wartime reflection the piece extols York as a supreme hero who might have altered history if more conscientious objectors joined the fight. It imagines how battles and armistice outcomes could differ if York and similar figures had not stayed home. The author urges recognizing many heroes and notes some earned high honors after serving.
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York
Sam Hill
Versailles
Yorks
Berlin
Philadelphia
Lanine
Trotzky
Constantinople
War as a leveler and a social revealer in camp life
The author argues that extended camping exposes all traits among men, making war a profound social equalizer. Sharing a week together tests character, disciplines objectors and fighters alike, and reveals true nature. War forces recognition of the man behind the label, turning many “undesirable” individuals into trusted fellows upon their return.
Progressives Defy in Senate Amid Bid for Chair Posts
A fragmented excerpt shows progressive Republicans resisting Penrose and Warren as finance and appropriations chairs, then broadly backing the conservatives' program in a display suggesting looming internal party rebellion. The piece mixes wartime quips, Prohibition talk, and sensational anecdotes about Carranza and Villa.
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Senate
Penrose
Warren
Appropriations
Republican Party
More Rope for Freedom? Auto Fuel and Montana Horses
A fragmented editorial voice muses on future wide open exploration of Mexico and cheap gasoline in Texas and beyond. The text mocks anti auto fuel protests while suggesting wild Montana horses could feed hogs in Omaha stockyards, reflecting a cavalier tone on animal use.
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Texas
Montana
Omaha
Rhyme and Reason for a Golden Wedding May
Poem reflecting fifty years of marriage titled Rhyme and Reason for a Golden Wedding May. Celebrates enduring love through sun and rain, noting joys and sorrows that shaped steadfast hearts. God of Love binds the couple with a golden chain on their wedding day.
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Wheeler Ateate, Inc
Quotable Lines From Eastern Newspapers
A Wall of scattershot quotes from various papers notes moving day for Turks moonshine production in the South and Wilson’s baseball schedule. It comments on German interpretations of the 14 points and Missouri liquor laws before July. It also jokes about private stock storage and blunt umpire calls amid European racial tensions and Serbs and Croats clashes.
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Buffalo Courier
South
Troy
Missouri
Cleveland Plain Dealerf
Wilson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Europe
Buffalo
Travel in the Air on a Commercial Basis
Los Angeles Times reports air travel has shifted from impossible to common, carrying passengers, mail and express between major cities. A large insurer now extends coverage to aviation risks and related property loss, signaling growing legitimacy of air travel despite lingering hazards.
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Los Angeles Times
Acela
Hero York Returns With Medal of Honor Heroics
Sergeant Alvin C. York arrives at Hoboken with Company G 828th Infantry of the Eighty second Division aboard the Ohioan. The Pall Mall Tennessee native, six feet tall with red hair and freckled ruddy face, wears the Congressional Medal of Honor and the French Croix de Guerre. General Foch personally praised York’s April award as the greatest feat by any soldier in Europe.
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828Th Infantry
Hoboken
Alvin C. York
Pall Mall
Fentress County
Tena
Averlea
Raspberry Desserts and Tips From a 1919 Calender
A 1919 feature offers practical advice on buying and preparing raspberries, noting their price and fragility, then provides several dessert recipes including rice croquettes, raspberry charlotte, a raspberry tart, and a raspberry pudding. It mentions washing. air exposure concerns. and a sugar syrup serving suggestion.
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Charlotte
Lane
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Humorous Day Quotes and Jokes Roundup
A collection of light humor from various papers includes a Detroit Free Press quip on waiting and getting things, a Washington Star exchange about luck from a rabbit, and a stock market pun. Also features a joke about a careful chauffeur, an identity mixup by Smith, and a Philadelphia Inquirer quip. Sarena.
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Detroit Free Press
Erastus Pinkley
Washington Star
Columbia Stars
Gray
Green
Exchange
Smith
Jones
Annas Dusband
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sarena
Spirit of the Press orming Can Ie as Dey as BIN
A fragment from the Chicago News Logice notes William J. Bryan criticizes the present congress as dryer than its predecessor. It puzzles over treaty defense and public reaction, calling the idea of pleasing nobody a dubious path. Pittsburgh commentary calls the stance a chestnut and doubts Bryan's view.
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Orming
William J. Bryan
Congress
Chicago News
Pittsburg
Bryan
Observer to mule parachute clash with aerial attack
An army observer, after hours of noting enemy infantry actions, was attacked by a single-seat combat plane. Ground crew started to lower the gas bag as he fled, leaping with a parachute that carried him away and landed atop a mule, which reacted defensively to the unexpected load.
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Unique Air Batt
First Army
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Ras
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New York Telegraph
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Smarto State Journal
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