Anaconda Standard Publisher and Offices
The Anaconda Standard publication details include publisher and proprietors, printing data, subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, and multiple branch offices. It lists circulation outlets in cities such as Butte, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, and more with addresses and wholesale newsstand points.
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Rollow- Ine
Wew
York City
Hotudags
Fark Row
Ewerty-ninth
Broadway
Chicago
Auditarkint
P.O. News Co
Deanborn
Mpire
Aisha
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Tea News Co
Ninth and Main
Minneapolis
Kavanauch’s
South Third Street
San
Enokane
Novihlowayd
Spolttne
St John
Butte to Host State Gatherings Drawing Big Attention
The passage notes rising interest in Butte as the venue for upcoming state gatherings. Montana Methodist conference plans to meet in Butte next year at Mountain View church. Montana Federation of Labor also chose to hold its next session in Butte after a successful recent meeting in Billings.
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Butle Mterenanis
Butle Gatts
Farwer Sears
Butle
Inidler
Dilesairs
Butte
Montana Methodist Conference
Miles Cyl
Butio
Mountain View Church
Montana Federation of Labor
Bille Wezé
Woodmen Carnival Opens In Butte With Fraternal Ties
The Woodmen of the World carnival kicks off in Butte this evening at Brounds, featuring the fraternal order’s best features and a summer entertainment line up. Officials promise careful planning, widespread public appeal, and strong patronage over the two week run.
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Butte
America
Banlaationy
Strang
Ant Wee
Bulle
Englishman’s tale mocks Maine whiskey rumor and danger
An English traveler recounts visiting Maine and hearing wild claims about local whiskey. He describes tasting a potent mix he believes was produced by a Maine producer, alleging dangerous adulteration with wood alcohol and tobacco, ending with a morally reflective note on the dubious origins of the drink.
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Maine
France
Malta
Prohibition Era Odd Map Describes Local Drinking Ways
A fragmentary description mentions a prohibited map guiding drinkers to “equirrel whiskey” and a tale of prohibition in Monleta with a tiger and various gambling and hasher notions. The text evokes smoky lines on drink, gambling, and local lore, linking old rules to curious characters.
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Monleta
Louis
Democratic Primaries and County Convention Ties Fractured Factions
A damaged text notes the Democratic committees plan county primaries in one week and a county convention a week later. It mentions precincts sending delegates, factional fights, and hopes for party unity at the poll and convention, with renewed representation for county offices.
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Democratic
Neak Union
Persa Niger
Denmerney
Decaying Race Narrative Echoes of Stereotypes
A fragmented account portrays Native Americans as fading forces amid a scene of violence near Sacramento in 1849. It claims deluded “Pivites” and “renegade Mies” terrorizing settlers, while comparing heroic white figures to historical tribes in a sensational, biased tone.
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Interior
Todlaw
Lake ‘Aloe
Saramento
Cal
Argent
Notabin Improvements In Continental Rail Service
The St Paul Kilney enters Montana under conditions like those marking pioneer rail expansion. Modern devices, coaches, and box cars join lines as Utah Northern and Great Northern add equipment. Northern Pacific and others offer older stock before upgrades. The Great Northern drives expansion with refined rolling stock and new appliances, improving cross country transport.
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St. Paul Kilney
Montana
Talnst
Blontana
Utah & Northern
Boveil
FEO
Sfathe
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Pearl Harbor Developments Tied to Pacific Crossroads
At annexation time advocates stressed Pearl Harbor as key to Pacific access and defense. The article notes the harbor’s strategic value, proximity to Honolulu, and its role as a protected haven amid island defenses, with broader implications for the U S in connection to the Panama Canal opening and future commerce.
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Hawaiian Islands
le Begum
Tantian
United States
Hopoluli
Tant St
Onlin
Naval harbor plans and Far East threat analysis
The report notes the strategic value of Pearl Harbor and Panai harbor for western coast defense and potential war deterrence. It details appropriations, fleet visits, and the need for better equipment to strengthen naval power against eastern threats and coalitions.
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Pant Harbor
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Tata Sanaatye
Hoseession
Harnes
Peart Harbor
Orient
Ana
A Treat IV Ratinity and the Grace Employment Tale
A fragment recounts Miss Grace, employed in a confidential capacity by a London firm, traveling from Southampton to New York then London for a business engagement. She reached London by 9 PM on August 14 and was at her desk by 9 AM the next morning with an interview report, timing linked to a line relating to a transit accident.
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Aller Sil
Tromon
Mirror
Misa Grace
Lonim Firth
Hay
New York
Southampton
Isné
Pacore
Rotary
Grace Syne
White Dock
London
Atelack
Fragmented voicings in 1920s press quotes mix
A garbled collage of era speech and misread OCR passages from several papers. It threads odd lines about a dog, a physician, a football team, verse demands, and a family remark, portraying imperfect transcription rather than coherent news.
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Lousville Courier-dournal
Phivat
Chicago Daily News
Slimyor Dialect Scene From The Sketch
In a rough typed snippet the piece presents a burlesque or mock dialect scene with scattered comic phrases and names. It features references to a character named Slimyor, a carriage shed, a thunderous street, and a muddied rural setting. It ends with a New York Times note about a burglar Wells and a playful exchange in a lawyer’s office.
Marksmanship and the Militia in the 1908 era
The National Guard and militia movements expand rifle practice and training across states. Congress funds competitions at Camp Perry and promotes schoolboy marksmanship. The navy and marine corps lag in equipment, while militia clubs grow, with a push to mobilize organized militia after the regular army.
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Prederic
Camp Perry
Sarcuely
Ohio
Tatine Carpete Navy
Military
Naval Academies
Jad
Mtb
United States
Sailora
Congress
Ilitia
Union
National Board For the
Naval Service
Slajer
Mara
Individu
Shafter
New ‘Yorke
Tampa
Guba
Meiriile
Wns
England
Lord Roberta
Uysehanlé
Franco
Navy
Imilitia
War Department
Switzerland
Lerger
Burr
Witzerland
Nathmal Rifle Association
National Defense
Marine Corps
Marine Corns
National Guard
Aring
Usional Militia Board
Bie Regialarty
Iyedetie J Waskine
Stage driver foils highwayman near Silver Star
George Graham, a stage driver on Iron Rails routes to Silver Star, reports that while returning from Twin Bridges he faced a would be robber near the old Dolcent ranch between Tron River and Silver Star. Graham spurred his horses and the assailant fled into the darkness.
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Standard
Twin Bridges
Aus
George Graham
Picket Purports to Chronicle Yellowstone Sheriff Feats
A half page illustrated piece in the New York Herald boasts the exploits of Sheriff Hertford of Yellowstone County. The Western hero tales amused Eastern readers but local Montanans doubt the Oregon origin of the tale and question its space-rate origin.
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Lodge
Sheriff Hertford
Yellowstone County
New York Herald
Montana
Mat
Tere
Sweet Pea Carnival Prizes For Best Rigs
The Standard reports Bozeman will award about 100 in prizes for decorated rigs and floats in the carnival parade. Categories include best businessman's rig, fraternal order float, two and one horse carriages, tandem rigs, goat rigs, and prizes for novelties. Local decor with natural or artificial flowers will win, plus prizes for a decorated window. Queen voting underway with top candidates listed by votes.
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Bozeman
West Side
Winnifred Fert
Win Vlace
Alica Fredslue
Mae Walton
Madison County Wool Sold to Boston House
Special Dispatch reports Madison county wool sales near completion with seven clips totaling 123,000 pounds bought by James McGuirk representing Goodhue Studiey and Emery of Boston at 16 to 183s cents. Additional Eyed Schultz clip from Sheridan brought near 40,000 pounds, bringing total county sales to about 400,000 pounds for the season.
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Standard
Madison County
James McGuirk
Goodhue, Studiey & Emery
Boston
Darnutzer Bros
A. Linder
A. R. Smith
A. Mueller
Best. & Staudber
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