Standard Publishing Company Contact and Distribution Notes
The notice lists subscription rates and addresses for The Anaconda Standard and its offices. It includes main and editorial office contacts in Anaconda, branch offices in Missoula and other cities, foreign advertising offices in New York and Chicago, and newspaper stands in major cities. General correspondence should go to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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W. J. Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Washington Street
New York City
Hotating
Park Row
Thirty-eieath
Broadway
Twenty-Ninth
Auditorium Annex
P.O News Co
Dearborn Street
Mmpire
Jakeon
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yuma News
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Third Street
San Francisco
Pacific Avenue
Seott's
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth Street
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Hisgen Reflects On Failed Presidential Bid And Purpose
After the campaign Mr Hisgen laments the lack of a meaningful platform and the poor vote tally. He traveled thousands of miles and returns to routine work while critics say his candidacy served only to assist the Bryan ticket. Debs and prohibitionists are cited as contrasts in principle and impact.
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Hisgen
Mr. Hisgen
Bryan
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Butte
Debs
Inauguration Ball Politics and Holiday Hype
A collage of opinions touches inauguration pomp Congress use of federal buildings for balls Roosevelt Taft and budget debates. The piece laments rising ceremony costs and contrasts Jeffersonian simplicity with modern tributes while noting festive commerce and seasonal chatter.
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Congress
White House
Capitol
Senate
House
Taft
Washington
Across the Atlantic Migration Shifts Between 1907 and 1908
Washington reports show immigrant arrivals and departures in the first ten months of 1907 and 1908. In 1907 arrivals reached 1 186 784 with 349 395 departures, while in the same span of 1908 arrivals were 330 455 and departures 582 106. The result is a population loss of about 250 000 in 1908 versus a gain of about 840 000 in 1907. Europe takes quick note as industrial conditions influence movement.
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Washington
United States
Decline in Atlantic immigration slows United States revival
The article notes a shift in 1924 immigration trends with departures exceeding arrivals through August, turning in September and October as arrivals again outpaced departures. It discusses U.S. economic recovery, migration debates, and the belief that prosperity awaits in New York for arriving workers.
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United States
Mil
Mina
Europe
New York
Massachusetts accelerates auto safety through licenses and jail
The article argues Massachusetts cuts auto fatalities by revoking or suspending licenses and jailing dangerous drivers. It notes fatalities fell from forty one to thirteen after revised rules, praising the tougher approach as a curb to reckless driving.
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Massachusetts
Bay State
Divorce trends threaten marriage as divorce rate climbs
The Standard notes census bureau statistics showing one marriage in twelve ends in divorce with a rapidly rising ratio. If trends continue, over half of nuptials could become void by divorce, prompting questions about the future of marriage and church roles. The piece discusses a twenty year period ending in 1906.
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Census Bureau
United States
Young Maine girl shoots deer at nine
Warmington Maine December 1 Little Maude Latham nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Latham earns claim as Maine s youngest lady to shoot a deer with a single well directed shot in the lower Dead river region She returns to town proud and plays a playful admonition to the younger boys on the train observing the unexpected achievement.
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Warmington
Maude Lathan
George Latham
Maine
Miss Maude
Dead River
Miss Latham
Missouri River Navigation Congress Formed at Fort Benton
A Fort Benton branch of the Missouri river navigation congress has been formed with Capt. George H. Stevens as president W K Hlarber as secretary and Frank Flanagan as treasurer The group aims to gather data on river traffic and demonstrate the feasibility of improving the river for transportation purposes.
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Fort Benton
Bec
Missouri River Navigation Congress
George H. Stevens
W. K. Hlarber
Frank Flanagan
New Railroad Projected
Special Dispatch from Miles City reports Articles of incorporation filed for the Montana Wyoming and Southern railroad. Incorporators and first directors include J H W Walsh W G Birkhauser C Os Robinson EM Holbrook and Matlaeotima Moncreufe. Capital stock set at 5 009 000 in 50 007 shares of 100 each. Main goal to build a line through Wyoming from Sheridan along Tongue river and into Montana and beyond.
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Standard
Miles City
Montana, Wyoming & Southern Railroad
J. H W. Walsh
W. G Birkhauser
Cos. Robinson
EM. Holbrook
Matlaeotima Moncreufe
Wyoming
Sheridan
Tongue River
Montana
The Great Uplift: Pittsburg Playgrounds Fight for Parks
Frederic J. Haskin surveys the push for municipal playgrounds across the United States. He notes Pittsburg’s drive for a $2,000,000 bond, the rise of recreation parks in cities like Chicago Boston New York Newark Washington and more, and the link between playgrounds and reduced delinquency. The piece highlights public support, private philanthropy, and legislative efforts to secure land and funding for children’s play spaces.
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Frederic J.askin
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Playgrounds Association
South Hills Board of Trade
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
H. Pittsburg
Jacob Riis
New York
Forbes School
Civic Club
Lys
Central Board of Education
Paris
Association
Roosevelt
Chicago South Side
Chicago
Denver
America
Humboldt Park
Central Park
Boston
Massachusetts
School Committee of
New England
Newark
Avon-by-the-Sea
Trenton
Old City
City of
Washington
White House
Playground Association of America
California
San Francisco
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Department of Physical Education
University of Missouri
Robin Hood
University of Tennessee
Birmingham
Knoxville
Harrisburg
Lowell
Roanoke
San Antonio
Syracuse
Cleveland
Frederic J. Hasin
San Francisco Newspaper Sold in December Sale
An announcement was made today in San Francisco that the city newspaper has been sold. Details of the buyer and sale price were not disclosed.
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San Francisco
Dev
Ocean Publishing Paper Sale Details
C H Wilson of Ocean Publishing Co represents the paper in a sale. Wilson is its president. The price for the paper, started five months ago by the Calkins syndicate, has not been made public.
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Fittelen
United States
Republic
Thomas Jefferson
Washingt
District of Columbia
San Francisco Evening Globe
C. H. Wilson
Ocean Publishing Company
Calkins
Alkalai and Concrete Skepticism on Hauser Lake Dam
Professor E Tappan Tannatt of Montana State College writes to the Standard clarifying that while soil alkali damages cement, his team has not proven alkali caused the Hauser Lake dam failure. He notes ongoing investigations and a forthcoming bulletin, and he rejects premature blame to alkali without direct evidence.
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Hauser Lake
Helena
Rab
Houser Lake
E. Tappan Tannatt
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
Stenographers Appointed in Land Office Posts
Washington announces the appointment of Leo E. J. Simon ton of Washington D C as stenographer at the Lewistown land office and Philip Lamoreaux of Galesburg Illinois as stenographer at Kalispell.
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The
Standard
Washington
Leo KE. J. Simonton
Washington, D. C
Land Office
Lewistown
Philip Lamoreaux
Galesburg
Kalispell
Wool Growers Meet in Billings for Chicago Warehouse Plan
Yellowstone county wool producers gathered in Billings to discuss funding a Chicago wool warehouse. The National Woolgrowers Association seeks 30,090,000 pounds from six western states with Montana slated to supply about 8,900,000 pounds. Contracts signed, committee formed to solicit subscriptions. officials Gooding and Manse to Helena for further talks.
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Standard
Billings
Yellowstone County
Chicago
National Woolgrowers’ Association
A. C. Logan
W. H. Manse
Chicago Association of Commerce
W. Gooding
National
Woolrowers’ Association
Montana
Gooding
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Northwest
Messrs. Gooding and Manse
Helena
State Treasurer Report Totals Receipts Expenditures Balance
Helena December 1. The report of State Treasurer Rice shows receipts last month of 211490 dollars expenditures 347345 dollars and the balance on hand 564116 dollars. With the bona investments total resources of the state exceed 3 000 000 dollars.
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Standard
Helena
Rice
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Butte Conservatory of Music
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