Anaconda Standard issuance details and date
The Anaconda Standard 1920 issue notes publication by Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana with offices in Butte and Anaconda and lines for editorial and business departments The paper is affiliated with the Associated Press and lists western and eastern representatives and a Friday morning September 3 1920 date.
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Butte
North Main Street
Anaconda
Standard Publishing Company
Montana
Associated Press
Prudden
Prudden, King & Prudden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Street
San Francisco
Montana surgeons gather to defend public health
The Montana section of the American College of Surgeons meets in Butte today and tomorrow to educate the public on surgical standards and hospital standardization, highlighting aims to curb incompetent practice and protect patient welfare with ethical standards and organized medical education. Noted speakers include Dr Franklin H. Martin and Dr Frederick H Besley, signaling a prestigious gathering.
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Montana
American College of Surgeons
Butte
North America
Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
Franklin H. Martin
Frederick H. Besley
Medical School
Northwestern University
Mayflower 10th Anniversary Celebration Opens in Plymouth
The Mayflower tercentenary in Plymouth England opens this week and runs to Sept 11 with notable speakers from the United States and England. A national expression of US Britain bonds is planned for Sept 6, led by Lord Reading. Religious services unite Church of England, Free Church, Protestant bodies, Jewish and Salvation Army. A US-UK-France-Holland-Switzerland Protestant conference discusses church roles in global affairs. Far fewer Americans attend than expected, despite sizable European presence.
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Plymouth
England
United States
Lord Reading
America
Church of England
National Free Church Council of England
Protestant Churches of America
Jewish Church
Salvation Army
France
Holland
Switzerland
Europe
Gold And Its Crosses In A Postwar Economy
Mining expert H N Lawrie argues gold’s postwar value has fallen relative to goods, with an ounce worth 20.67 now buying less than 9.70 prewar. Rising production costs, mine closures, and exports reduce U S gold output from 101 million in 1915 to 58.5 million in 1919, possibly 40 million this year, signaling potential gold scarcity and broader economic impact.
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Ducers
Lawrie
Congress
Congressional
Indianapolis News
H. N. Lawrie
American Mining Congress
United States
Welcome Substitute and Political Echoes Across News
The piece surveys a future where electric motive power could replace gasoline, with charging stations and standard battery exchanges. It notes party slogans shift from Deny everything to current rhetoric, while referencing 1876 forecasts, Maine campaign vigor, and autumn concerns about groceries rents and frost. It preserves whimsical, fragmented newspaper tone.
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Electric Light and Power Companies
Montana Press Hinges on Power and Policy
A Montana newspaper roundup reviews hydroelectric potential spurred by the national water power bill, mentions Wilson’s hints on electric heating, and cites the National City bank’s view that wage and price advances are unlikely. It notes varied editorials on safe driving speeds, walking appeals, and political alignments around the league and party candidates.
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Wilson
Livingston
National City Bank of New York
Missoula Sentinel
Great Falls
Why Some Women Rebel A Winifred Black Letter
A sister’s long letter describes abuse on a lone farm where a brutal husband dominates wife and children. The piece urges women to seek help from neighbors, clergy, or judges, and explains legal avenues for child custody and protection, calling for public judgment of the brutal husband.
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Winifred Black
Sister
Etter
Crean
Sicknes
Ines
Nelchboe
Dia
Bit
Mae
Political quips spark election era debates across papers
A jumble of party jibes from Boston Herald to Charleston News and Courier mocks candidates and voters. Quips reference Taft Johnson and policy, women’s suffrage, foreign advice, Ohio politics, and growing political hazards with hatpin and prisoners amid a restless 1910s press tone.
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Hiram Johnson
William Howard Taft
Boston “Herald
France
Lloyd George
Wilson
Pittsbore Dispatch
Ohio
U. S
Brooklyn Eagle
Washington Post
Columbia
Charleston News and Courter
Humorous Bits From Old Papers Abound in Jumbled Clippings
Disjointed jokes and quips drift through excerpts from Detroit Free Press Baltimore American Boston Transcript and other papers. Snippets feature misheard lines about shoes engines marriages and etiquette. The collage reflects quirky humor and era slang across multiple publications.
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