Anaconda Standard publisher and address list notice
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing details and distribution points across major U S cities and foreign locations. It notes addresses for advertising and news agencies, with contact lines and offices in Anaconda and nationwide outlets including New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit Minneapolis Chicago Seattle Portland Vancouver and more. The notice concludes with general correspondence directed to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anaconda Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York City
Hotaline
Park Row
Broadway
L. Jones & Co
Astor House
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Indianapolis
Toma News Co
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
S. Paul
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Newe Agence
Salt Lake City
Resenfie'é & Haneen
McGillis & Ludwie's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Treet
Spokane
Fritzsch
North Flowart
John W. Graham & Co
Erracue Avenue
Tacoma
Treen News Co
Seantele Fickhart
Second Avenue
Cherry Street
Seattie
W. CO
Whitney
Seattle
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrison Portland
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wide World News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Death of Abram N. Yoder Secretary of State
The Montana estate mourns the death of Abram N. Yoder a highly efficient officer and trusted public servant. A resident of Butte he earned esteem through conscientious duties and steady Republican loyalty. He commanded respect from opponents and remained faithful to every trust both large and small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram N. Yoder
Montana
Yoder
Butta
Anaconda Welcomes Montana Bankers in Annual Convention
Anaconda extends a cordial welcome to the Montana Bankers Association as they meet in annual convention in this city today. The representative men are familiar with the state’s material progress and resource development and bring expert insight into business conditions and outlooks. Their stay aims to be profitable and pleasant, reflecting Anaconda’s sincere hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Montana Bankers’ Association
Senate seat allure and OGorman remarks in Washington
A Washington gossip mentions Senator O Gorman of New York finding the senate role irksome and monotonous. He reportedly quit his mayoral or former court role, with Chauncey M Depew possibly relieved by the change. Sheeran is noted as willing to take on the duties despite drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
O'Gorman
New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Barry
Supreme Court
Metropolis
Chauncey M
Mr. Depew
Sheeran
Time killing task in the Senate remark
The passage critiques Mr. O Gorman feeling misfit while arguing that Senate membership is noble. It praises the capable American citizen who knows they can offer useful service in the United States Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
O'Gorman
Senate of the United States
Roosevelt as a Witness Highlights Presidential Discretion
Testimony before a house committee on steel affairs featuring Theodore Roosevelt yields no new public notice. The piece argues Roosevelt merely reaffirmed actions taken to avert a financial panic and questions the legality of presidential discretion in such crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Schley
Banking House
United States
Helena doctors clash over hospital staff boycott dispute
A Helena hospital faced a conflict as a favored physician, retained by a fraternal order, was blocked by other local doctors. The feud spurred litigation and editorials noting the lack of a Montana law against boycotts. The Montana Supreme Court previously allowed boycotts, a ruling others contrasted with in different states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Billings Gazette
Montana News
Billinge
Supreme Court
Montana
The Pure Food Affair and the Wiley Controversy
Public opinion supported Dr. Wiley in the food purity case though new items surface. Taft created a chemistry commission to monitor Wiley, yet its members reportedly doubt their own work. Wiley spent 128 dollars and 39 cents without lawful authority, a detail highlighted amid ongoing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Taft
Commission of
Dr. Wiley
Roosevelt era commission salaries fuel extravagance debate
The piece notes a 1908 Roosevelt commission you funded, with over $120,000 in salaries and more than $55,000 for travel to Europe, pushing total expenses toward $200,000. It calls Wiley's extravagance a focal point in the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Europe
Wiley
Father of Irrigation Joseph Parry Dies in Ogden Home
Ogden Utah Aug 6 Joseph Parry known as the father of Irrigation and founder of the intermountain asphaltum business died suddenly at his home He was 78 and a pioneer who crossed with a Mormon wagon train He helped build the state and Idaho later in life served as alderman and organized irrigation in the West He left 23 children 49 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren with one widow surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Joseph Parry
Intermountain
Plains
Idaho
Place
Parry
Meagher’s Fair Promises Big County Event At Harlowton
Meagher county plans its second annual fair at Harlowton August 22 to 24 with races ball games and athletics each day. Premiums totaling 750 for farm exhibits were approved by the county board. Community exhibits receive 190 in prizes. Old Settlers day on August 25 features barbecue speaking and events. Officers include President William Shumaker Vice President W N Smith Treasurer H C Hawley Secretary J H Whalen and Superintendent J V Keily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Meagher County
Fair Association
Hedgesville
Three Forks
Roundup
Moore
Montana
Musselshell
Association
William Shumaker
W. N. Smith
H. C. Hawley
J. H. Whalen
J. V. Keily
Twin Bridges Triumph Over Sheridan In County League Clash
Twin Bridges, the county league speedsters, defeated Sheridan 6 to 3 at Sheridan. Albright debuted for the Ir r igators, holding the Maroons to timely hits while Twin Bridges exploded in the sixth inning with three runs, aided by a balk and a double by J Jones. The Maroons defense turned three double plays, Heyfron to Peterson, F Jones to Forvilly, and a sharp relay to cut off Sheridan rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridges
Ave
Maroons
Sheridan Bunch
Sheridan
Lueck
Albright
Marshall
The
Casse
Peterson
Lane
Seyler
J. Jones
Jones
Heyfron
F. Jones
Forvilly
Alder
Sdineup
Lumquist
Gallusha
Sevler
Sheridan—Glasser
Roe
Noble
Dueck
Stine
Passmore
Moore
B. Noble
Twin Bridge
Os Sheridan
Helena Union association suspends catcher Kelly for season
Helena August 6 Manager Irby of the Helena Union association team announces the suspension of catcher Kelly for the remainder of the season for indifferent and careless play. The suspension stems from his overthrow of second base in the second game yesterday, which allowed Boise to score its only run in the 12 inning contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Irby
Helena Union Asociation
Kelly
Boise
Roundup Beats Forsyth Twice In Close 4-3 Win
The Roundup team defeated Forsyth 4 to 3 at Forsyth in a tight game. It is Roundup's second win over Forsyth, after a 17 to 2 victory two weeks earlier. Pitcher Lapiner started in place of Kirkstahlter, who was in the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Lapiner
Kirkstahlter
New Impetus in Search for Widow Josie Moore
Information shows Mrs Josie Moore has been in Butte this past week. The 28 day disappearance baffled friends relatives and police. Detectives studied photos and a witness claims to have seen the widow in Butte disguised with dyed flaxen hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Moore
Butte
Two Young Girls Arrested on Disturbance Charge in Park and Montana
Ethel Reley aged 20 and Barbara Mc Leod aged 16 were arrested yesterday morning in a room in the Stephens block Park and Montana streets. Mc Leod was released on 25 dollars bond. Reley later appeared in a stabbing incident with Fred Lohman of Centerville and a man named Jones who shot Lohman twice. At the preliminary hearing Lohman did not prosecute and the case was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Reley
Barbara McLeod
Stephens Block
Park
Montana
Mise Reley
McLeod
Beley
Fred Lohman
Centerville
Jones
Lohman
Arrest for Wife Beating After Wife Hurt
City Physician’s complaint led to the arrest of J F Turner at 1101 East Second Street on a wife beating charge. Turner's wife is reported in serious condition with three broken ribs and possible internal injuries. Turner is described as a one armed man. Leary funeral set for Monday at 9 am from 335 West Virginia Street to St Patrick’s Church with high mass at 9:39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Horst
J. F. Turner
East Second Street
Turner
Woman Claims Lover Is Austrian Spy in Army Case
Indianapolis Aug 6 Miss Clara Anita Dyer formerly of Philpot Kentucky swears in an affidavit that Private George Peters of the One Hundred and Thirty-fifth coast artillery at Fort Totten New York is an Austrian spy. She says Peters aka Count Windisch Graebr of Prague is engaged to her and provided letters supporting her charge. Police and army officers questioned her and she testified Peters is Spy sent to obtain military details and fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Clara Anita Dyer
Philpot
James Watson
War Department
George Peters
One Hundred and Thirty-fifth Coast Artillery
Fort Totten
N. Y
Peters
Count Windisch-Graebr
Prague
Bohemia
Miss Dyer
Captain Watson
Army
America
United States Army
Arkansas Democrats Likely To Pick Presidential Nominee Soon
Little Rock August 6 The democrats of Arkansas will determine the state’s choice for the presidential nomination at a primary election. The plan originated with the Woodrow Wilson club and has won support from other candidates’ backers and state executive committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Woodrow Wilson Club
Starvation cure doctor says arrest is all spite
Mrs Lina Burfield Hazzard, owner of a starvation cure sanitarium, was arrested on murder charges in the death of English patient Mrs Claire Williamson. She claimed persecution by the medical trust and said she would post 10000 bail in Kitsap County. Since Kitsap lacks a jail, she remains under surveillance at Port Orchard and may be jailed if bail is not posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Lina Burfield Hazzard
Claire Williamson
Kitsap County
Hazzard
W. A. Reid
Port Orchard
Wanted a Place to Sleep Broke Into Residence
Great Falls August 6 Alfred Carlson a Fort Harrison soldier on furlough was found by police this morning in a residence entered by breaking a window in search of a bed. He was intoxicated and after sobering said he had left a hotel Saturday with 840 but had only 8 on arrest claiming robbery. He offers little travel details from the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Alfred Carlson
Fort Harrison
Noble Italian Wanders as Piano Player in Venice Beach
Sig Vincente d Rosa son of Baron d Rosa, once Italian cavalry officer, now plays piano in a Venice Beach restaurant. A letter from Mile Elodia Dissanti reveals his true noble lineage, his mother’s plea for return, and his preference for a nomad life over war or home duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Venice
Cal
Vincente d'Rosa
Italy
Mule
Elodia Dissanti
Vincent Rose
Baron d' Rosa
D' Rosa
Mile. Dissant
dRosa
Naples
d'Rosa
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
D’ Rosa
Vincente d' Rosa
Baron Guillermo d' Rosa
Rosa
Sienorina Ocampa
Dilla
United States
Los Angeles
Hour of Nerd and the New York Sun Love Ode
Shaemas O Sheel writes in the New York Sun lamenting the hour of nerd and youth, a call for a guiding love lyric to lead the speaker through a stalled morning. The verse blends longing for guidance with imagery of storms and dawn, seeking a hopeful, lyric presence to brighten the path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Shaemas O'Sheel
New York
Old Bud Riley and the Boy in the Land of Song
A lyrical reminiscence from a New York Sun piece recalling Bud Riley and a boyhood friend. The poem invokes childhood, shared songs, and enduring affection across years, with vivid rural imagery and a Homespun muse motif. The speaker laments time and distance while preserving memories of faith, love, and playful days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halloo
Halloon
Core
Bud Riley
Bud” Riley
Riley
New York Sun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing Company. Publishere and Proprietore
Postoffice
Fonday
Bell Phone
Butte Franch
Faet Broadway Bell
Independent
J. Morton
Foretean
Brunswick Parliding
Fifth Avenue
Omeco
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Abram M WN. Yoder
Bankers
Meagher's Fair
Strel
Old
Rod” Riley
T.G
Montana Hardware Co., Butt
Western Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
A. C. M. Hardware House
A. S. Cameron
Knowles
Ars
Owsley Block
High Pol
Bell
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Saylor
Lyon School
J. F. Saylor
LOK School
Sepokanl
Wasil
Ma Free
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bingham
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!