Standard Publishing Company Adverts and Newsstand List
The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont issues and rates with daily and Sunday editions. It lists subscription prices and a long network of newsstands in New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and more plus contact offices in Butte and Anaconda.
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New York City
Hotalling
Park Row
Broadway
Twenty-ninth
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
Chicaca
P.O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Fopke
South
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yoma News Co
S ‘Minneapails
Kavanaugh's
Bouth
Third Street
Fan Vinnesseo
Vai Nesd Avenue
San Francisco
Hotel St. Francis
Jens Sland
Jos Angelus
Amos
South Olive
Deaver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Moon's Nook
Rosenfeld & Ur, Son's
Church Street
Mines and power plants brace for possible dam breach
The article notes anxiety in Butte and Anaconda over a Hauser Lake dam break and its potential disruption to mine work. It reports emergency steam power at Butte and Anaconda plants and asserts industrial operations can stay in motion despite the danger. It mentions Great Falls smelter and assessments of damage along the Northern Pacific route amid ongoing repairs.
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Butts
Anaconda
Hauser-lake
Power Company
Butte
Great Falls
Great Northern
Sun River Valley Irrigation Opens Land to Settlers
Hundreds of acres will be opened next month under the Sun River Irrigation project as about two hundred farms are made available to settlers on easy terms. The Reclamation Service has overseen progress since stakes were driven, with promises of homesteading under actual water costs. Villages with post offices schools churches and stores are planned. a sugar factory is proposed along with crops like alfalfa sugar beets and potatoes suited to the northern climate.
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Sun River Valley
Sulidard
Helena
Fort Beninh
Sun River
Possible presidential candidate named by Hearst allies
Reported word from trusted Hearst tenants that Thomas L. Higon may become the presidential candidate of Mr. Hearst's Independence party. Higon, previously governor candidate, is portrayed as a thrifty operator in business and a longtime opponent of the Standard Oil Company.
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Mr. Hearst
Thomas L. Hisgon
My. Alarst
Independence Party
Hisgon
a.Massachusetts
Mmn
Springfeld
Hla
Risgen
Dante
Roosevelt Moves Toward Naval Buildup Amid Global Tensions
In a sprawling, error-strewn dispatch, mentions of Roosevelt pressing Congress to align with naval expansion amid possible limits on battleship armaments. References global brinkmanship, dam and mine talk, Easter Week, and economic notes from Milwaukee. Names include Roosevelt and Johnson with scattered local color and anecdotes.
Brewers of Montana Hold Annual Meeting
Members of the Brewers of Montana convened for their annual session with two busy business sessions and officer elections on the agenda. Henry Mueller presides in his absence, I J Nearny leading, as delegates discuss wage scales, contracts, trade conditions, and state legislation affecting the brewing industry amid attendance from Butte Missoula Anaconda Deer Lodge Kalispell and others. Northern Montana delegates faced travel delays due to Hauser lake dam damage but plan to attend via a circuitous route, with meetings addressing wages and contracts for Montana breweries.
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Brewers of
Montana
Aeilyn
Oificers
Henry Mueller
Butte
I. J. Nearny
Charles Kessler
Helent
Ciation
Butle
Bulte
Big City
Missoula
Anilvonda
Deer Lodge
Asin
Kalispell
Bulle
Northern
Pacific
Volunteers to be trained for Morse launch transport
Fragmentary OCR notes describe volunteers and a trainer named Alax Noyes moving to a Morse launch and reference Borge purchasing cattle in other parts of the state. The text mentions basins, feeding pens for spring market, and native hay in the Ble Mole basin.
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Alax
The Great Hat of the Season Steals the Public Eye
Exaggeration defines fashion as the hat this season surpasses all prior headgear in size and extravagance. Reports note oversized designs, front porch alterations, Gothic chimneys, and a move toward ten shade options, with prices cut slightly.
C C Willis Visits Montana Orchardists From Plaing
C C Willis president of the Montana board of horticulture visited several towns in the state from his Plaing home. He reported Montana orchards in excellent shape and noted a keen rivalry among Western Montana orchardists to make the best showing this year. He wears a red apple symbol of Western Montana booster efforts.
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C. C. Willis
Montana Board of Horticulture
Plaing
Helena
Montana
Willis
Routine of One Day in the Justice Courts
One day in the justice courts featured arson and grand larceny cases. William Chinn faces arson charges for attempting to destroy a house owned by John RK Bordeaux on North Idaho Street, with witnesses named John Berryman, Joh Brdkle, and Mrs Ching. Fudson West and Al Sanders are accused of grand larceny for stealing a furnace valued at $400 from an unoccupied South Excelsior Avenue house, seized during a deputy arrest. Emil Dennis and Mortta Rowe, accused of chicken fighting, saw their trial postponed a week to allow state witnesses to gather, leaving the chickens with Sheriff Henderson.
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William Chinn
John
Justice Court
A. H. Gillett
Fudson West
al Sanders
Excelsior Avenue
Herman Blank
Logan
Wheeler
Tracey
Sheriff Henderson
Dust
Emory Pulver Faces Robbery Charge After Dillon Incident
Young victim of a mysterious shunt ing at Dillon becomes charged with robbery in Hy T. Cabin. Wary plots swirl around Beaverhead capitol as Lyon Bilver fled toward Dillon with Sheriff Dutte Gist pursuing. Warrant from Justice Hirghman's court alleges Pulver aided the assault on Henry Cahill who was robbed the night of the shooting. Pulver shot earlier and treated in Butte, refusing to discuss the events. authorities doubt a direct link to Cahill’s robbery.
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Dillon
Hy T. Cabin
Bilver
Lyon
Beaverhead
Sherif Dutte Gist
Justice
Pulver
Cahir
Milwhole
Bond
Butte
Is Lite
Pul- Veros
Anyuig
Dion
Cabil
Butte Briefs Show Guests and Visitors from Several Cities
UB Helena towns visitors include Ebery of Helena, Ross of Livingston in own, T. D. Nicholls in town from Hamilton, A. Puller in Bulle from Missoula, Mrs. W. L. Dentherly of Ulilings in town, J. S. Stroupe from Helena. Albert H. Gereter at the Dinlen from Helena. Gray editor to Butte, S. M. Bleanen of Billings registered at the Fialen. John G. Brown of Helena visiting Butte, Charles Suiter registered at the Butte from Billings, Charles H. Marsh formerly of Mis soula county in Butte with Mrs. Marsh. Edward Cardwell state senator from Jefferson county visiting Fin den. The senator in Helena for a meeting of the democratic central committee, appointed to fill vacancy from John S. Wellcome of Missoula.
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UB. Ebery
Helena
Ross
Livingston
T. D. Nicholls
Hamilton
A. Puller
Bulle
Miasoul
W. L. Dentherly
Ulilings
Fialen
John G. Brown
Iain Butte
Theraton
Charles Suiter
Butte
Billings
Charles H. Marsh
Mis Soula County
Marsh
Edward Cardwell
Jefferson County
Finden
Democratic Central Committee
John 8. Wellcome
Missoula
Prophesy as much as you Who but never set a date
A Boston Transcript excerpt quotes Mr Carnegie and Horace Bigelow on prophecy. They warn against foretelling dates, recalling an old proverb about restraint. The piece highlights caution in predicting events.
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Boston
Mr. Carnegie
Horage Bigelow
Arrested for supper time theft in Butte jail
Charles Jacobson, 18, was arrested and jailed after being found with a piece of old carpet while claiming hunger. He said he could not afford 15 cents for coffee and rangera, and a guard searched him as he sat in the hall of the Clack block.
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Charles Jacobson
Butte City
Clack Block
Pam
Moses
Jacobson
Basin Physician Falls on Curb After Dizzy Spell
A Basin physician, Dr. Pigot of Cle Physician Co, collapsed on the sidewalk near Orlendoat Park and Main yesterday morning. He sustained a gash on his forehead requiring a dozen stitches after being attended to by a warden and medical staff. He left the surgical room feeling weak but improved.
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Orlendoat Park
Dickins
Pigot
Purchasing Cattle Trip Ends in Early Morning Return
A visitor named Ee Mursa arrived at Bille and left on the early train toward home. He traveled through the Madismn valley near Three Parks, then perelaned to the river region, amid cattle fattening plans.
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Bille Yeetorday
Velingfint
Ately
Madismn
Threa Parks
Nut
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Butte Briefs
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Basin Physician
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