Subscription Rates and Newspaper Exchange Details
The Anaconda Standard outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists multiple office and newsstand locations across the U S. It notes addresses in Butte Navada? and Chicago New York San Francisco Denver Los Angeles Ogden and more, plus general business correspondence to Anaconda Montana.
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York City
Hotalings’ News
Newt Park Row
Broadway
Treeniy
News Co
Empire News
Iackann and
Dearborn
Kansas Citys
Yom News Co
Kavanaugh's
South
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
San Franciern
Hotel St
Pranche
Seventeenth Street
Alt Lake City
Moon
Salt Tales
Rosenfeld Hanson's
Ogden
Kinds
Oregon News Co
Mi Bixth
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Louise Chandler MotLves A Boston Writer With Quiet Grace
Louise Chandler MotLves, a Boston writer known for prose and poems, was admired in Boston circles over the past fifty years. She circulated among Emerson, Lowell, Holmes, and others, authored books for adults and children, and her refined poetry soothed many readers though it proved less forceful or enduring than enduring masters.
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Lajtan Chandler "Moulton
Boston
Emerson
Lowell Holmes
Sonatelion
Prace
Arte
The State Fair plans and Prohibition pressures in Montana
The Montana State Fair in Helena is urged to grow bigger and better as farmers are invited to exhibit. The piece critiques local committees for apathy, notes the fair as a state institution, and links campaign fundraising tactics to prohibitionists touring Montana and neighboring states.
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Montana
Helena
Aaose
Commonwealth
Campaign money and Cortelyou again in play
The piece surveys campaign finance, noting potential sums and the likelihood of splinters among parties. It cites Cortelyou in multiple roles, his historical calls, and Roosevelt era alignments, suggesting shifting support across New York and national stages while highlighting the tug between Taft and Bryan.
The Stronger Sex Defies Weaker Stereotype in Women
In a bold argument the piece rebuts the view that women are the weaker sex. It cites household toils and resilience, noting wives meet rent pressures with calm resolve, manage chores, childcare, and community duties, while men would falter under similar burdens.
Montana Forest Income Shares Baffle State Split
Helena Aug 1 Governor Norris notified by the agricultural department that Montana's share of national forest income this year totals 75088 dollars. Bitter Root yields 59385 dollars Hell Gate East 2503 Lewis and Clark North 2 dollars Cabinette 3645 dollars. Distribution by county unclear. 1966 and 1967 funds to follow a legislative area method. Attorney General Galen to advise on distribution validity.
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Paten
Helena
Norris
Agricultural Department
Montana
Bitter Root Forest
Hell Gate
Lewis ‘and Clark
Gos
Galen
Call Suspects in Helena Forgers and Cracksm en
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports two men arrested in Detroit on advice from Helena are wanted on burglary and safe blowing charges. They were in immigration service offices. The strongest case is forgery and their lease may be ordered land. The defense effort to returning them will be large.
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Detroit
Helena
Immigration Service
Beery
Bryan hears hopeful reports from callers in 1908 campaign
Press notes from Fairview Nebraska and New York say William J. Bryan received many favorable messages from callers and letters about his presidential bid. Delegates from Alabama New York and other states discuss organizing southern support while Henry George Jr and General Douglas influence backing. A Montana Democratic convention plan outlines delegates and rules for nominating federal and state officers.
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Fairview
Lincoln
William J. Bryan
United States
Altogever
Iea
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Chirman
J. W. Meclure
Sedalia
F McGuire
Osceola
Kin
Henry Gosrae, Jr
New York
Harvey W Hardy
Evie
Woming
Bryan
Jim
The
Bowoet
Bret K
Doaglan
New York City
Bryan and Kern
Limpire
Douglass
Maryland
Lee
Brean
Douglas
George Spare Dead at Bridger Canyon Ranch
Special Dispatch reports George Spare died last night at his ranch in Bridger canyon. He was four years old and leaves a widow and four children, two sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 39 o'clock at the Christian church.
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Standard Bozeman
George Spare
Bridger Canyon
T Christian Church
Paragraph from Democratic state central committee notice
The text outlines convention rules for delegation and voting, stating counties without representation cannot vote, and that the unit rule will not prevail in preliminary organization. It specifies counting each delegate by personal views and names David G Browne as chairman and Harvey Bliss as secretary.
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Cheb
Walsh
Democratic Party
State Central’ Committee
Cegate
Democratic State Central Committee
David G. Browne
Harvey Bliss
Rank and File to Dictate Hughes Nomination for Governor
New York August 10 The state Republican chairman Timothy L Woodruff said the rank and file will decide whether Charles E Hughes is renominated for governor He noted the party seeks real sentiment from its base and will be guided by it Ella Root or Joseph H Choate are named as potential temporary convention chairmen Their selection as permanent chairman will follow The convention date will be set at a Republican club meeting on Wednesday.
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Atk
New York
New York Sun
Cortelyon
Cortelyou
Hitchcock
South
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Reepublicans
Republican Party
Charles E. Hughes
Timothy L. Woodruff
Adtro Dacks
Woodruff
Republican Party of
Woodruf
Ella Root
Joseph H. Choate
Thaw Taken to Oculist to Have Glasses Fitted
Thaw was escorted from jail to undergo an eye test for glasses after Mrs. Ella Hays of Poughkeepsie filed a creditor action against John P. Wilson aiming to stop payments to Wilson if he wins a judgment. Lawyers say bankruptcy could affect the Wilson case. An order authorized a visit to a doctor for spectacles, with Thaw stating prior to this he never wore glasses. Proceedings were adjourned to Thursday before Thaw returned to jail. Special dispatch notes Helena dam claims settling with ranchmen about Hauser Lake flood damages. over half of claims resolved.
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Poughkeepsie
H. Thaw
Ella Hays
John P. Wilson
Thaw
Wilson
Charles Morschauser
Teocaust
Helena
Helena Power Transmission Company
Hauser Lake
Hair Loss and Dandruff Cure Promoted by Herpicide
An old advertisement claims dandruff causes hair loss and baldness. It touts Herpicide as a chemical cure that kills the germ in the scalp, stopping hair loss and preventing baldness. Sold by leading druggists with samples available for 50c or 1.00, via Standard Drug Company and agents in Anaconda and Butte.
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Newsbro
Chemical Laboratory
Midh
Standard Drug Company
Anaconda
Newbro. Drug Company
Butte
Special Agente
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