STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY AD NOTICE AND OFFICES
The item lists subscription rates and office addresses for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana plus branch offices in Missoula Helena Butte and other cities. It notes mailing details and national newsstand locations including Buffalo New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland and Denver with various newsstand partners.
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Jng Newe
Buffato
W. Freer's
New York City
Hrentano’s
Untoty Square
York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Thirty-debth Street
Chicago
Atdbert
P. O. Boris Street
Minneagolis
Kavanaugh's
M South Third Street
Ben Francisco
Rafees City
Arigrcan News Co
Brandard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
We Co
Montana and Foraker in Early Campaign Echoes
The piece argues Montana’s welcome for Bryan shows East acceptances shifting after nine years since his 1900 defeat. It notes Foraker’s opposition to Roosevelt policies and suggests Republican strategy now centers on praising the administration despite disagreements. A New York physician study cited warns of growing illness among New York schoolchildren.
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New York
MecNichol
Bankers debate risks of private versus state banks
The Montana banking scene draws concern as a Standard editorial cites alarming but unverified health statistics and questions the safety of private banks. It argues for clearer regulation and possible state banking oversight to protect depositors and ensure sound practice across institutions.
Harvard Crew Victory Stakes Amid Turbulent International Race Talk
The article discusses Harvard's creweights and international expectations ahead of a key race with Cambridge, noting injuries, lineup changes, and rising debate over which crew will row. It cites public reaction, England versus American crews, and broader political tensions influencing spectator interest.
Man Found Dead In Bed Suicide Suspected In Aug
Special dispatch reports Stevenaviile August 3. Belwent a farmhand about seven years old working on the ranch south of Lawn found dead in bed. It is generally believed to be suicide though not positively known. Yesterday he went to Lawn for a can of mor- Thine and Falt Na took six of the cup sites. ClanAd, once unknown here, died of Spanish American War veteran illness and was born in MMnos. He was Ten MW for a fey Aaya, but not critically ill and was under a physician's care.
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Brandert
Stevenaviile
Belwent
Lawn
ClanAd
Staf Riera
Dil
Michigan
Postini
Cares
Postum
Postum Ca
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Weather Changes Bring Cooler Air Across Regions
Washington Aug 3 The weather bureau reports a recent storm system from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic coast. A high barometer area and cooler, drier air has spread east over the Mississippi valley and western lake region. Temperatures run 10 to 15 degrees below seasonal average with a light frost and a 42 degree minimum reported near Charles City Iowa.
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Waahlington
Weather Bureau
Atlantia
Mississippi Valley
Western
Lake Region
Mississippi
Misgouri
Aintes
Aintes Jilght
Chayles Cty
Towa
LEM SHORT UNDER CONVICTION IN GRAND LARCENY CASE
Lem Short of Chehalis Washington awaits trial in King County Superior Court for grand larceny tied to a Grant Northern railway holdup near Ballard Washington. An overdose of morphine in a personal crisis is reported as the cause of a death this morning. Steve Adams, alleged to have distrusted Short, is jailed by Sheriff Urquhart. Short was free on bail pending appeal.
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Chehalis
Wash
Lem Short
King Courty Superior Court
Northern Railway
Ballard
Steve Adams
Short
Jal
Urquhart
Unclear Weather Report From Des Moines Area
Frost reported in lowlands around Des Moines Iowa with temperatures near 40 degrees. Cedar Tipids and Creston experienced the coldest August day in 13 years as a seasonal lull broke overnight.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ave
Cedar Tispids
Creston
Port Danny Newsfront Dispatch on Japan Trade Policy
Port Danny reports Washington August 27 the Japanese government asked the state department to open part of late 12 the commerce of anadionacpt f.
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Washington
Inspection of Private Banks Raises Call for Oversight
A Montana Banking Association reader discusses private bank examination at a Great Falls meeting. Joseph Chapman of Northwestern National Bank Minneapolis notes private banks lack official solvency proofs and urges central supervision, auditing, and credible accounting to protect depositors and prevent panics like the Chicago cases.
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Montana Bankers’ Association
Great Falls
Joseph Chapman
Novthwestern Na- Honal Bank
Minneapolis
Mon Cie Bank
xAte Ainl
Chicago
Neuse
Wilish Hanks
Railroad rate law in force and effect
New regulation sets interstate railroads to file full tariff schedules by midnight and end extras. ICC enforces uniform accounting and forbids state to state transfer of manufactured goods unless for own use. Some railroads seek time extensions and plan to consolidate side charges under private cars and terminals.
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New York
Railros
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tildalebt
Uiis
Big Eastern Railroads
Washington
Marray
Commission of
Jrowision
Leing
Tomemiasian
UN Commission Hive Pueies
Haprean Kates
Ume
Union Pacific
Michigan Woman Credits Postum With Health Gains After Coffee
A Michigan woman recounts stopping coffee after her husband suffered heart palpitations and stomach trouble. She claims Postum improved health within weeks, noting her husband’s heart symptoms ceased, her stomach settled, and their children preferred the drink. She describes a visitor’s skepticism turning to approval after tasting Postum.
Protest Mair in Knoxville Over Deportation of Hebrew Orphans
Local protest at Knoxville targets deportation of Hebrew orphans. Led by Ta Senwarta president of the Tre brew congregation, a telegraphic message was sent to Dresider Thrasevelt. Knoxville Hebrews vow to provide for two children amid the dispute.
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Knoxville
Tetris
Ta Senwarta
Trebrew
Dresider Thrasevelt Aga
Wile Island
Rnoxville Hebrews
Captain Rege Dean Died at His Oakgrove Home
Captain I Frank Gregg a Civil War veteran in General Shelby's brigade and later with Quantrell and Walter, reputedly in the Lawrence raid, died at his Oakgrove home yesterday.
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Oakgrove
I. Frank Gregg
Shelby
Quantrell
Walter
Lawrence
Kan
Yeaterday
Lightning Kills Two Brothers Driving Reo Road Log
Traveling overland from Par' miles, two men were killed when lightning struck their wagon near Kanno. Victor and Thomas Simpson, brothers from farms near Ruda, perished as their four mules died in harness. The event occurred while they were driving from Roswell to their farms.
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Borwell
Dere Schon
Kanno
Victor
Thomas Simpson
Ruda
Roswell
Prices Rise for Teranne Fruit in San Diego Market
In San Diego on August 27 the Teranne fruit reached a high price of 4 cents per pound. Market observers note that prices for tres fruit picked from the green have climbed over the past five years, topping previous rates of 3 to 4 cents per pound.
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San Diego
Cal
Australian gold engagement announced in New York
The engagement of 750000 dollars in gold in Australia by Prewre Bros of Whiselty was announced today in New York Ava.
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New York
Ava
Australia
Prewre Bros
Ot Whiselty
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Slevisland
Pat Crowe
Butler
Joe Tixon
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Minasse
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Clement
Faribault
Political National Bank
Aleghens
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Mibyaukee
Aml
Howevor
Alenwtre
Aienace IR
Mair
Rege Dean
Helena Elena
Monta
Sieicthy
Henry C. Barth
Peoprelar
Fred E.hanson
A.C. M. Hardware House
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Whichester, Marlin and Savage
Parker, L. C. Smith
Winchester
Arrow Winchester
Aictanic Arms
Ac, Mo
Owsley Block
Sehael
RICE @ FULTON
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Mont
Undee
Bishop Carrall
Jos. M. Veous
DeKoven Hall
Tecate Oy
Praire
Tacoma
Stalaccon
Alodern
Callete Oy
Ife
Fall Tern
Neaa
Patford
Trincipal
Bauth Tacoma
al’, Smith, Wellesly
Wie
Pila P. Bailey
Pacific Avenue
Spokane
Egan Dramatic and
IGA
Egan Dramatic and Operatic
Frank C. Egan
Egan Wall
Arcade
Seattle
Kimball Rail American
Hie Conservatory
Iwenty
Piplomneach
Mite Wigans
Pallterm
Mates
Ellis Paint CO
Home Baking Co
Stanbard
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