Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates including Sunday and Sunday annual plans, with main office location in Standard Block Anaconda and business office contact numbers. It references post office second-class mail status and provides yearlong prepaid options for Sunday editions.
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Standard Block
Bell Phone
Éontsers Geasense
Baleabous Psadeas
Branch Offices Butte Bell Phone and Independent Telephones
Branch offices listed with addresses at 2% East Broadway and 130 Higgins Avenue in Butte. Bell Telephone Company and Independent Telephone Company numbers 42 and 1,422 are cited along with a Higgins avenue reference.
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Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Higgins Avenue
Morton Agency Contact Details From New York Office
SV J Morton manager foreign advertising provides addresses for the New York office in the Brunswick Building room 919 25 Fifth avenue and the Chicago office at the Hartford building corner Madison and Dearborn streets, listing contact locations for the agency.
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SV. J. Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Firth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Newspaper Stand Locations For The Standard On Sale
The Standard is available at newsstands across the United States and in Anaconda Montana. Locations include New York Park Row and Broadway area Chicago Dearborn street Empire News and P News Co Dearborn, Kansas City Ninth and Main Minneapolis South Third Street San Francisco Van Ness Avenue and Hotel St Francis Los Angeles South Olive Denver Seventeenth Street Houston White News Salt Lake City Church Street Ogden Twenty eighth Street Spokane Howard Street and John W. Graham Co. Tacoma Pacific Avenue Seattle Times and Union streets Portland Sixth Street Rose City News. All correspondence should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Hotaling
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
News Co
Dear- Born
Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Post
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Ney Gal ney Gal on Monday August 90 1909
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Weather heat and floods in Monterey Mexico noted
A Monterey visitor reports extreme heat with 120 degrees and prostrations. Disasters from floods devastate Monterey with hundreds dead and thousands homeless, while regional praises of American enterprise and rail trade emerge amid forecasts of crop prosperity and cautious advice from James J. Hill and others.
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Standard
Monterey
Mexico
Neuvo Leon
Taylor Nd
Oakland Declares Independence From San Francisco
Oakland asserts it is not SF dependent and calls for its own development. The Oakland Enquirer notes Oakland’s growing identity as a real city with investment potential, citing earthquake resilience, lack of graft, a major ferry terminal, and a strong local economy despite SF chatter.
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Oakland
Bay
San Francisco
Oakland Enquirer
California
Kew
City rivals push for mainland counterpart across bay
Sula remarks on a mainland city opposite Oakland as promoters envision absorbing Alameda Berkeley Emeryville Fruitvale Elmhurst and communities between San Leandro and the county line. If this annexation occurs Oakland gains population rivaling San Francisco and sparks talk of broader consolidation into one Bay Area metropolis.
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Sula
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
Emeryville
Fruitvale
Elmhurst
San Leandro
Americans Flock North to Canada for Wheat Lands
Last June 9,208 Americans crossed into Canada to settle, a figure over four thousand higher than June 1908. Estimates say about sixty thousand Americans moved to Canada last year and seventy thousand may relocate this year, amid a Northwest land boom that blurs borders and links Montana, Idaho, Washington with British Columbia.
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Canada
Uncle Sam
Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Great Northwest
British Columbia
United States
Edmonton
Canadian West
America
Reform calendar adds a thirteenth month and an anno day
A San Francisco man named Fisher promotes a civil calendar with thirteen months of twenty eight days. An anno day would be inserted between December 28 and January 1, not counted in any month or contract, and the year would start on Sunday in 1911.
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Fisher
Russia
Montana Methodist Episcopal Conference Concludes in Butte
The Montana conference of the Methodist Episcopal church wrapped up a week of sessions in Butte with a powerful sermon by Bishop Henry F. Spellmeyer. Ordinations of deaconesses deacons and elders followed by clergy appointments for Montana for the coming year marked the final events. The meetings educated attendees on church polity and mission work and hope remains for another session in Butte in the years ahead.
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Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Butte
Henry F. Spellmeyer
St. Louis
Horoscope Reading: Saturn and Moon Influence on Today
Curb appetite and desire as Saturn governs with dire aspects while the full Moon contemporaneously affects Aquarii. Benefits for land related trades and foundations. builders, masons, surveyors, carpenters and farmers may see results. Metal workers and mineral related trades gain. guidance from elders is favorable. expect steady, disciplined effort and potential excellent news for birth date individuals within twelve months.
Island that surfaces each summer on Lake Orion
The Detroit News-Tribune recounts a curious Lake Orion phenomenon a muddy island that appears around mid August and vanishes by mid February each year. Attempts to anchor or weight it failed as stones and iron chains sank or vanished with the waters, leaving researchers puzzled by its periodic appearance.
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Detroit News-Tribune
State
Lake Orion
Park Island
Duke of the Abruzzi Sets Alpine and Arctic Feats
The Duke of the Abruzzi, Italian royal cousin, reportedly reached 24,600 feet on Mt Godwin Austin, a near summit to Mt Everest. His exploits include Mt Elias in Alaska over 18,000 feet, northern pole proximity, and 16,810 feet in the Ruwenzori range Africa. Rumor of marrying Kate Elkins remains undecided.
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Abruzzi
Italy
Mt. Godwin-Austin
Duke of
Aosta
North Pole
Nansen
Africa
Ruwenzorl Range
Kate Elkins
Philippines Prosperity Slow After War and Pestilence
Frederic J. Haskin argues that despite competent American administration, the Philippines have not prospered materially over the past decade. War, guerrilla actions, banditry, natural disasters, and disease hinder recovery, though exports have risen since 1908. He notes agriculture, sugar, tobacco, and rice need capital and reform, yet a hopeful future emerges as trade and consumer demand grow among Manila retailers and provincial sellers.
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Manila
Philippines
United States
Egypt
Union
Aguinaldo
Spain
Mr. Taft
Admiral Dewey
Islan
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Cuba
Europe
Philippines commerce under American rule shows gradual growth
The article argues that political shifts in the islands push younger leaders into commerce while interior trade slowly recovers post war. It credits Washington and Manila for subsidies, telegraph and cable outreach, railways and highways, and notes hemp prices gloom as a temporary setback. Foreign capital remains essential for broad prosperity.
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Washington
Philippines
Manila
Interisland Steamship Lines
Philippine
Alaska's Coal Wealth Outshines Gold Resources
Alaska holds vast high grade coal reserves unmatched west of the Rockies. Anthracite and bituminous coals near 190 square miles may total about 6 billion tons, potentially worth far more than all gold mined in Alaska to date. Coal mining remains largely undeveloped while lignitic coal and peat are common for local use.
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Alaska
American Review of Reviews
Rockies
Pennsylvania
Western States
West
Pacific
Alaskan
Yukon
Arctic
Wonderful Rock Garden at Friar Park England
Sir Frank Crisp’s rock garden at Friar Park Henley is the largest in England, a faithful Matterhorn replica spanning about three acres. Seven thousand tons of limestone from Yorkshire form the snow peak with quartz, while thousands of alpine flowers fill pockets between rocks. A miniature Swiss chalet sits at the base where visitors compare the scene to a bronze Matterhorn model. A stream cascades to a small lake edged with water lilies and alpine flowers.
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England
Frank Crisp
Friar Park
Henley
Yorkshire
Country Life In
America
Sir Frank
Eli Kosi Killed Under Tons of Dirt in St Lawrence Mine
Eli Kosi, 29, died in a mine accident at the 800 level of the St Lawrence facility. A rockfall buried him after he and partner James Johnson moved to escape danger. recovery after four hours and an inquest set for the next morning. He left behind a wife and two children in Finland.
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Eli Kosi
St. Lawrence
Kosi
James Johnson
Johnson
Davenport
Kosis
The
Finland
Walsh Undertaking Rooms
Eye of the Camera Gaze Probes Hidden Skies and Lost Photos
A Van Norden's Magazine writer notes the camera can reveal faded documents and unseen stars. Photographers and astronomers worldwide collaborate to chart the heavens, with pigment changes indicating diseases and clues unseen by the naked eye.
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van Norden
Longest Telegraph Circuit Links London to Teheran
The London to Teheran telegraph line covers about 4000 miles with automatic repeaters replacing operators at ten stations. From London to Lowestoft, Emden, Hanover, Berlin, Warsaw, Rome, Odessa, Kerch, Sukhum, Kalem, and Tiflis to Tauris the message travels without human handling until Teheran receives it, then to India.
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London Daily News
Persia
Teheran
London
Lowestoft
North Sea
Emden
Hanover
Berlin
Warsaw
Rome
Odessa
Kertch
Sukhum
Kalen
Tiflis
Tauris
India
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Ney Gal
MR. Hiles
Hays
James J. Hill
Empire Builder
Mr. Hill
Methodist
Saturn
Michigan Island
Lake
Orion
Mer
Sinks
Duke OF the
Abruzzl
Frederic J. Haskin
St. Lawre
Apusine
Owsley Block
Atte
Mont
Ind
Rice & Fulton
Props
St. Aloysius Institute
Helena, Montana
Bishop Carroll
Joseph M. Venus
Helena
Home Baking CO
City
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