Anaconda Standard Local News Briefs and Ads
Fragmentary OCR text from Anaconda Montana edition lists local items including a hotel, a facility at Nine Co., and references to Rochester Minnesota and San Francisco News Agency. Mentions Powoffice, a Beav er-Semester note, and a general catalog of agencies with unclear context.
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Standard Publishing Company Piviewers
Anaconda
oShatter Bell’ Phon
Priya
William Aline
New York
Ana Ta Street
Shenigan
Rochester
Minn
Kelly Dear
Beaver
San Francisco
Umited
Eady
Aneelen
Kamo News Agency
Bast Notar Iy Sf
Wat
Maine
Mont
Montana pioneers honored at Anaconda reunion
Anaconda welcomes Montana pioneers gathering for the annual reunion. The article lauds their role in founding the state, their enduring leadership in developing resources, and Montana’s wartime contributions in Europe and camps, highlighting pride in representatives and patriotism.
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Anaconda
Montana
West
Corlth
Europe
France
Sonu
Tribute to William B Thompson by Butte Citizens
A dinner at the Silver Row club honored William B Thompson with a fitting tribute. His father William Thompson helped found Montana and settle Butte. Born in Virginia City, Thompson grew up in Butte and later rose to prominence as a notable figure in New York.
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William B. ‘Thompson
Butte
Silver Row Club
William Thompson
Montana
Wiliam B. Thompson
Virginia City
New York
Ely
Branding the New Primary Era and Tax Legislation
The piece argues that party loyalty loosens under the new primary system and voters should judge candidates on merit. It notes shifts in political obligation, urges careful selection in general elections, and previews likely House and Senate actions on a tax law with swift passage desired. It highlights Wilson’s stance and the need for cautious judgment in debates and subscriptions.
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Congress
Erning
Wilson
Enue
House
Senate
World series to wait as war news leaders in public eye
A long column notes that world conflict in Europe overshadows baseball’s championship. It discusses Allied actions in France, political figures, and war-time shifts in American sports and government roles, including John D. Roach and air service restructuring, with broad, era-typical commentary.
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Europe
Tome Cuns
France
Brooklyn Eagle
John D. Rees
Baker
Senate
Air Ministries
St.atement
Ryan Saya
Air Service
Bureau Reduction
Bureau of Militaryeronautics
Ryan
Bureau of Aircraft Production
Bureau of Military Aeronautica
Kenly
Bureau of Production
United States
England
Uneasy crown of William II weighs on German throne
A dramatic dispatch portrays Emperor William II as aged and ill with a burdened face, while the empress and crown prince appear unsettled. It frames German leadership as waning amid wartime reverses, foretelling doom for the Hohenzollerns and suggesting Allied momentum toward peace terms.
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William
Germany
Prussia
Rupprecht
Potsdam
Lusitania
Edith Cavell
Poland
Vladivostok
Berlin
United States
Tward Russa
Bolsheviks
Red Guard
Europe
Wartime Housewifery in Frances Marshall Ras Thrift
In wartime guidance a Frances Marshall piece urges thrift in housework using old rags like stockings and cloth scraps for cleaning. It suggests repurposing silk remnants, old gauze shirts, and cotton sacks for dusters, dishcloths, and floorcloths, with practical tips on threading, stitching, and sterilizing. It notes cooking and cleaning practices amid scarcity and mentions radium testing in sea salt.
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Suniaven
Grandma
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Radium Content in Sea Salt Diminishes with Distance from Land
The observation aligns with the prevailing view that the radium content of sea salt decreases as the distance from land increases, based on collected samples near coastal areas.
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Pacific
Sub-Antarctic
Humor and Witty Exchanges Rounding Out the Day
A collage of quips and cartoons from several papers including the Louisville Courier-Journal and London Opinion. Jests touch on law costs, prizes, accidents, mathematics, and a poet hospital fundraiser with brisk, period humor.
From the Arabs to Hindu Numerals in Arithmetic
The text notes Arabs extended arithmetic by adopting Hindu origin numeral systems, crediting them with introducing to mathematics. It describes a ready money scene where a Me youngster, ten years old, manages a flock and finances, saving diligently and buying a Liberty bond with part of his earnings.
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Arans
Silent Ironies and War Talks Across Papers
A collage of sensational clippings shows editors musing on wartime strategy and peace. Headlines from Philadelphia to Dallas mock diplomacy, praise air power, and hint at shifting fronts with quips about Ludendorff and Foch. The tone blends satire and war reportage.
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Austria
Pla
Senator Sherman
Col. House
America
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March
German Information Bureau
Post Office
Foch
Mitchell
Barrow
Garry Herrmann
Cat Pert
Entente Succentes
Cemeieg
Areca
Central States
Cheming Kaiser
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
Hindenburg
Kaisler
Cees
London
Petrograd
N'A. Gerzo-Vinogradsky
Fridan Terentieff
Kevkovitch
H. Abakmmenko
Dr-M-Tarbe
Ptain Ossipoff
Russian Flying Corps
Vinogradsky
Vanderbilt Hotel
N.Y
Avesite Telegram
Frances
Marshall
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Courrer-Journal
Poet's Hospital
Baltimore American
Spirit of the Press
Teddy
League of Nations
Pitteburg
Lodge
Philadelphia Record
Macon
Telegraph
Ludendorff
Memphis
Lidge
Gereman
Ct. Louis
Dallas News
Minneapolis. Tribune
Chuck
Sug
Charleston News and Cou
Louis Globe-Democrat
Rice & May
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