Anaconda Standard Publisher and mailing details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication information including publishers and post office classification. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and indicates offices in the Standard Block and Bell Photo, with an independent phone line.
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Standard Publishing Company, Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Mgvanco
Standard Block
Business Ofice
Bell Photo
Eceeewesds
Ecocene
aencewettGsiae
The Standard Newsstand Listings and Office Addresses
The Standard is distributed nationwide with branches in Butte and New York and offices in Chicago and other major cities. It lists multiple newsstand locations and general business correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
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W. J. Morton
New York
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Dartford
Corher Madison and
Dearborn Streets
New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Empire
Jackson and
Kansas City
Yona News Co
Ninth
Main Streets
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
South Olive
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Houston
Tex
White News Co
Salt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Han Bon
Church Street
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty Eighth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Post
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Farmer complaints on plowing depth in government acres
The piece notes farmers in the Yellowstone region claim the ground is too far to reach and too low, describing a need for the soil to come up to a man's waist. It suggests Senator Carter's committee questions omitted this factor.
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Senator Carter
Carter
Yellowstone
Wellman Polar Balloon Ventures Mentioned As Hard Luck
The passage notes that Mr Wellman and his polar balloon expedition faced repeated mishaps and detours. It mentions his absence from press commentary while he remains near Spitzbergen and reflects on the scientific efforts in polar exploration as a generally unlucky narrative.
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Wellman Exploration
Edison Sees Aerial Navigation and Mail Planes
Thomas A Edison argues the aeroplane is not yet a practical aircraft yet predicts in ten years flying machines will carry mail at about one hundred miles per hour and carry passengers. He says the flying problem is largely mechanical and must become user friendly and reliable.
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Thomas A. Edison
France
Mr. Edison
Edison predicts planes may end war and redefine civilization
Thomas Edison questions the feasibility of airplanes meeting defense needs, arguing future discoveries by Wrights and others could lead to a defenseless world. He warns of an attack method the flying machine might enable and notes his own views carry weight as he contemplates aviation as a stepping stone to a perfected device.
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Edison
Cummins Pushes New Republicanism Amid Tariff Debate
The article reviews Senator Cummins promoting a "new republicanism" and tariff reform through Democratic sources, criticizing Democratic caucus behavior and party pledges. It notes Taft’s unpopularity among a forgiving public while discontent remains over the Paine-Aldrich results.
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Cummins
Congress
When Must the Returns Be In on Income Tax Amendment
The article notes there is no time limit in the Constitution for ratifying amendments. It cites that ten amendments were ratified in 1791 after being proposed in 1789, the eleventh took four years, Civil War amendments within a year. It says two years remain for legislatures to act on the current amendment, but if two thirds aren’t reached, the matter could stay open indefinitely.
Reform ballot proposed by Richard S Childs favored
The National Municipal league weighs a shorter ballot by removing minor offices to reduce voter confusion. Richard S Childs cites Brooklyn 1908 data showing many voters could not name minor-office candidates and argues only a few contests can be studied intelligently. He also supports expanding appointive offices to reduce ballot length.
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National Municipal League
Richard S. Childs
Childs
Brooklyn
Smith and Jones
Ballot reform and political power shifts spark debate
The governor’s plan to appoint subordinate officers faces praise and critique as the long ballot is argued to dilute accountability. Commentary notes potential gains from centralized power, alongside risks of concentrated authority across state and local offices.
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United States
Canada
Childs
Increase of Valuations of Railroads This Year
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena August 24 The Montana state board of equalization raised railroad assessments by about 10 percent with no protests filed and adjournment sine die The table shows main line tracks valued at 56 521 314 and sidetracks 1 842 482 totaling 58 593 796 up from 45 942 900 last year an increase of 12 420 806 or 27 percent
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Helena
Montana
State Board of Equalization
J. J. Ryan
Prospector and Miner John March Weds Miss Sarah Pearson
Dillon August 24 Special dispatch reports John March, a well known Beaverhead county prospector and miner, married Miss Sarah Pearson in Dillon today after securing a license yesterday. The couple, who met in Michigan during a pleasure trip, plan to reside in Dillon.
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The
Standard
Dillon
John March
Sarah Pearson
March
Beaverhead County
Pearson
Michigan
Suzukis Case to the Jury in Bondage Trial
Testimony by Kate Konishi's accusers and the Suzukis clashed as they described the Billings inn case. Police and immigrant officials tied letters to the defendants, while a Japanese witness disputed bondage claims and noted Konishi’s behavior during visits. The jury would hear the case next morning.
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Helena
Kate Konishi
Billings
K. Suzuki
Konishi
Excavation Contract for the Capitol Wings Awarded
Helena August 24 The state board of examiners awarded the first contract on the capitol wings for the excavation of the foundation Adams Bros bid 4883 50 was accepted Two Helena bidders Adams Bros and Louis Johnson Sept 6 bids for the foundation will be opened and within 50 days the wings proper may be contracted Governor Norris a board member praised the start and said the contract stays within the architect s estimate and the rest of the work should follow in satisfactory fashion
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Standard
Helena
Capitol Wings
State Board of Examiners
Adams Bros
Louis Johnson
Adams
Norris
Helen Kelly Gould Wins Final Divorce Decree
Mrs. Helen Kelly Gould obtained a final decree of divorce from Frank J. Gould in New York after an interlocutory decree issued May 20. The ruling grants custody of their two children Helen and Dorothy to Mrs. Gould.
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New York
Helen Kelly Gould
Frank J. Gould
Gould Deadlock Ends with Six Month Parental Rule
The document states that each parent holds custody for six months in each year and notes that Mr. Gould may not remarry in this state until his wife dies. No alimony details are mentioned in the papers.
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Gould
Prisoner Held for Death of McIntosh in Red Bluff Jail
A coroner's jury in Red Bluff California found John Lowery murder in the death of John McIntosh who was beaten to death in jail last Sunday. The verdict states Lowery struck McIntosh with a shoe and also severely injured fellow prisoner Jerry Desmond.
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Red Bluff
Cal
John McIintosh
John Lowery
Lowery
McIntosh
Jerry Desmond
Opening Carey Act lands in Montana for entry and sale
The Carey land act board of Montana opens 70 000 acres in Teton county for entry and sale after Oct 7 1909 under the Carey act. Lands lie near the Conrad Land and Water company irrigation system with water from forks of the Marias river. Entry limits apply and payments start at 38 50 per acre, with 14 annual payments for balance. Residence rules and bond protections described. applications via contracting companies or their agents.
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Carey Land Act Board
State of
Montana
Congress
Ranges
Teton
Conrad Land and Water Company
United States
Marias River
Biveh Creek
Dupuyer Creek
Dry Fork
Marias
Conrad
Walier
Great Northern Railroad
Great Falls
Shelby Junction
Particwar
Conrad Montana Land Company
Conrad, Mont
Security Bank
Minneapolis, Minn
Beverages Labeled Wine Must Use Grapes, Says U.S. Board
Washington August 24 The board of food and drug inspection ruled under the food and drug act that a beverage cannot be labeled wine unless it is produced from the normal alcoholic fermentation of grape juice without addition or removal before or after fermentation.
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Washington
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Department of Agriculture
Horoscope for the Day of the 237th Year
The Moon in libration and planets Saturn and Mars afflictquarrelsome people today. Avoid anger and signed papers this day. Employers should refrain from criticism. The favored acts aid the ill and the household thrives. Those born today face cautious speculation and may hear welcome notices. Answering a want ad could reveal a novel life phase in the city.
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Saturn
Mars
Army
Navy
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