Anaconda Standard Publishing and Distribution Details
The Anaconda Standard publishes daily with subscription rates listed for Bally and Sundays at 1.00 per month and six months for daily and Sunday, in advance. It notes office contacts in Anaconda and branch offices in Butte, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Denver, Seattle, Portland, and others.
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Bally
Dalyard
Utele
Columbia Street
Portland
Oregon Co
WyKansia City
American News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Aseconda
Mont
Butte Miner's stance on Dixon Mantle senatorship
The Butte Miner asserts Democrats in Montana prefer Dixon over Mantle, despite insisting the editorial does not endorse either. The Standard questions the Miner’s authority and warns readers the Miner’s stated preference may be misrepresented by supporters for Mantle.
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Butte
Dixon
Mantle
Mons
Standard
Ory. Dixon
Manne
Tar Vane
Nel Ac
Standvard
Are “Mantle
Democrate of
Montana
Weoga
Wiley
Brandard
Manile
Dizon
Afantic
Valparaiso Described as South America’s Leading Seaport
A native author extols Valparaiso as the crucial South American port and trade hub. It praises the city’s early adoption of telegraph, gas, aqueducts, and streetcars, its rail ambitions, and floating docks. The piece notes its public institutions, banks, and monuments, viewing the destruction of its buildings as a grave setback amid plans for intercontinental travel via the Panama Canal.
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South America
Bulla
Caplana
Maeum
Lige
Vollpaoraivo
Panama Canal
Rivalry for Senatorial Nomination Shapes State Politics
The piece surveys political maneuvering around direct senatorial elections, noting Democrats and Republicans in contention. It highlights William Randolph Hearst’s influence, Jerome’s and Clark’s prospects, and editorial stances on party strategies and presidential implications.
Lewiston to Decide on Torch Plan Street Carnival
A Lewiston meeting set for tomorrow will decide on a plan to hold a two street carnival next month. If approved, an agent will visit Millen City to coordinate with the committee on attractions for both cities.
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Lewisteion
Lewlows
Moracco’s tangler battle in Waco market harms foes
A clash outside Ue gates between Raeuli and Anjera tribesmen near Moracco’s Tangler escalated as Elghazi troops intervened. The fight left several dead or wounded, with two followers of Inisull killed and three wounded in the market area.
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Waco
Raeuli
Prefehder
Anjera
Elghazi
Fnisull
Value of Fergus County Tax Levy Set
Lewistown August 12 The assessment tolls of Fergus county as revised by the county commissioners fix the assessed valuation of all property in the county at 9 44 726 including the railroad assessment. The county tax levy is fixed at 14 mills while 14 mills less than last year, city levy unchanged.
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Lewistand
Fergus County
Water System Contract Moves Ahead in Lewistown
Contractor J. Littlejohn secures crew and will start Monday on the gravity water system project in Lewistown. He notes fewer difficulties than anticipated in assembling a dependable labor force and aims to complete the work within the year.
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Speelni Dlezabch
Lewistown
J. fAetlejohn
Littlejohn
Lewistown Library to Open to Public Next Month
The Carnegie Library building, delayed in formal acceptance by Mat body, is now expected to be opened to the public early next month. Archie Barenum Wecharge as Wbrlirtet notes the turnover was not complete yesterday.
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Maridard
Lewistown
Carnegie Nbrary
le Truaries
Archie
Wbrlirtet
Nine More Precincts for Voters This Fall
Local officials outline new voting boundaries to ease crowds at polls. Commissioners divide old precincts into two, renumbering to align with population and improve identification, detailing boundaries for each new unit and noting anticipated November implementation.
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Mme
Vnte
No. Y. Wil
Willy
Ail
Newid
Vax
Simpsom
Hla
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a readily available family cure for stomach illnesses. The copy urges immediate purchase, claiming the remedy has saved lives before medical help could arrive and emphasizes dealer endorsement.
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Chamberlain
Fife
Warren Street precinct boundary adjustment noted
Commissioners likely to fix precinct numbers today as they redraw wards along Warren and Jefferson streets extending northeast to Eastchry Units and Shaelin to Hori points, then returning to Warren Avenue. The plan begins at Jefferson with Warren and covers districts 1 through 4.
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Maln
Wyvaniing
Copper
Wootan
Marti
Woolman
Miklyithe
Mala
Reardway
Prk
Minne
Monant
Granite
MRI
Montana
Broadweay
Park
Oklahoma
Thamton
Graney
Mit
Ollahannt
Breadany
Hye Phoriitet
Ocurte
Division Streets
Atlantic
Ohio
Mercury
Oklahome
Galena
Galena Atlantic
Thesswyth
Oklahomas
Mantana
Colorado
Ison Mercury
Chalena
Main
Mali
Row
Heland
Tron Te Platioum
Moana
Iragan Ale
Wrongsuit
Wyanthog
Secaut
Seraich
Town
Ely Hinite
Cfty
Curtis
Platinum
Plathium
Oregon Avenue
Oregon
Great Northern
Wyoming
Silver
Cords
Kanty
Regan
Cire
Warren Avenue
Trey
Division
Divison
Nallroxd Street
Railrondo Curis
Curiis
Oia
Jefferson and
Warren
Tity Winits
Esatlere Imits
Jefferson
Jeferson Wid Warren
Terrorism Surge Reported Across Poland and Russia
Telegraph dispatches describe a rising wave of terrorist acts from the Vistula to the German frontier after parliament’s dissolution. Polish revolutionists grow active with numerous assassinations, while Russia faces intensified repression and government suspicion. Public support may swing in response to the violence.
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St. Petersburg
Ancia
Empire
Phinacr
Fronler
Nowe Vremya
WIM
Drice
Poland
Stevensville Notes Election Registration and Local News
The Stevensville precincts closed registration with 25 voters in No 9 and 200 in No 10 totalling 43a voters due to primary laws. The primary is Sept 4 and voters must be registered for the primary to vote in the general. Eugene Carroll of Butte Water Co and his mother stayed with the Plummers before traveling to Hamilton and back to Butte. Stevensville volunteer fire department met with the engine to be overhauled and repaired, and five delegates plus alternates were chosen for the state convention in Hamilton Aug 28–31.
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Llaudird
Hutte Stirie
Mone Jann
Clark
Hhynaell
Stevensville
Eugene Carroll
Butte Water Company
Robert W. Carroll
New York City
Butte
Plummer
Plumers Carroll
Hamilton
Stevenaville Volunteer
W. R. Kinder
A. T. Poreter
Charles Fulton
John Mclaughlin
Bruce Wells
Earl Wilmore
E. O. Lewla
J. R
Miss Frances Henry to Return for Music Class
Local section notes Miss Frances Henry visiting from Stevensville to take a music class here after study under Miss Mary A. Smith. Miss Grace G. Stone, a Butte teacher, leaves for Butte then Idaho Falls for vacation. J F Harough of Amos Buck Co. seen in Missoula with Mrs Hall. Claude recovering from recent operation, improving rapidly. Rev W W Howard leaving Missoula for Billing to attend annual church conference. County Attorney C B Catkins at Hamilton. Mrs Ein Creehbill and daughter from Missoula visiting here. George Harper and L J Campbell with Mrs Hresee return from Medicine Springs outing.
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Fauldy
E. Godfried
James Foust
Frances Henry
Miss Henry
Mary A. Smith
Misa Smith
Stevensville
Misa Grace G. Stone
Butte
Irda Falls
George Mallan
J. F. Harough
Amos Buck Mercantile Company
Missoula
Nechiaton Claude
Wee Rev
W. W.howard
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. B. Catkins
Hamilton
Eilen Creehbill
George Harper
L. J. Campbell
Charles Hresee
Melvin
Medicine Springs
Anti-Greek movement grows in Bulgaria threatens peace
The anti-Greek movement in Romania and Bulgaria is expanding daily and risks escalating into a deadly clash. The Bulgarian government has had to take exceptional steps to quell disturbances driven by widespread Greek sentiment among the largely rural population.
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Sofa
Bulgaria
Bomania
McCormick Slated for California Traffic Supervision
Word reaches San Francisco that EB O McCormick assistant trade director of the Warri man Onee with headquarters in Chicago may soon move to San Francisco to direct supervision of traffic duties for the South Pacific department in California and Oregon
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San Francisco
EB. O. McCormick
Warriman Onee
Chi Caga
San Pranciace
Pacific Dampent
Nes
California
Orean
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