Newspaper Distribution and Office Locations Listed
The Anaconda Standard details its publishing company, daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, and multiple office and newsstand locations nationwide. It lists offices in Anaconda, Butte, Missoula, Seattle, Portland, and others, with contact details for advertising and newsstand distribution.
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President Roosevelt message prompts Congress with familiar reforms
A December article reviews President Roosevelt's annual message to Congress. It highlights familiar proposals on corporate regulation, currency plans, and tax changes, noting few new ideas and an emphasis on practical, cautious legislation ahead of the presidential year. It also mentions routine military and foreign policy remarks and a minor suggestion to fund presidential campaign expenses.
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Prohibition President Prospect Cited by New York Sun
The New York Sun speculates on a Prohibition party candidate for president in 1912. The piece envisions a clean southern man nominated on a prohibition platform and predicts a sweeping victory if such a ticket appears and gains momentum.
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Prohibition Debate Amid Rising Dry Movement
Fragmentary text notes nationwide push on alcohol ban with party lines and enforcement debates. Mentions states, voters, and shifting policy as dry sentiment grows and political factions clash.
The Pairbanks Plan Sees Hughes Aide Backed Candidacy
The article discusses the Pairbanks plan and Hughes involvement in supporting or opposing nominations. It notes Fairbanks opponents within the Republican machine and hints at strategic moves regarding Taft and other candidates. The piece implies political maneuvering around endorsements and potential future actions.
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Autocrat Ruled Duma Faces Evolving Russian Government
The Russian duma, shaped by suffrage rules, moves toward constitutional meetings. It shows a conservative tilt versus earlier radical bodies and may challenge autocratic authority as it debates leadership and future governance.
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Senator Dantel confronts stalemate after informal hotel talk
A tangled report outlines Senator Dantel learning of informal conversations with Breall at a Washington hotel. The piece claims he supports restoration policies, yet questions emerge about sincerity amid a long history dating to 1900 with a figure named Beyay.
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Fatal mishap mars hunting season with high injuries
A garbled report notes seventy plus deaths and many injuries during heavy hunting activity. It cites Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota with rising accident counts this year versus last, blaming careless handling of weapons and mistaken shots.
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A Millionaiak Hatter in a Distracted Era of Baseball
The fragmentary OCR notes batting averages from lesser leagues, questioning the impact on big league managers and team performance. The text mentions anxieties about recruitment and authentic assessments, suggesting a cautious view of talent during this period.
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Fragmented 19th century baseball chatter and politics
Fragmentary text mocks baseball stars and season totals while drifting into political notices and Christmas shop chatter. It cites players like Jake Beckley and Buck Fineman, with indulgent jabs at industry figures and congressional pace, weaving sport and politics in a stream-of-consciousness style.
Paul McCormick for governor praised in State Press opinion
The State Press profiles Paul McCormick of Yellowstone as a strong, genial candidate for governor and a relied upon adviser in statewide affairs. Billings Gazette contrasts Spokane and Billings high schools, noting defeat grace and predicting hopeful learnings for local teams next year. Weather commentary from Dr. Wy Allen foresees a milder, late-warmer winter with variable wind patterns and discussion of climate change factors.
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The New Woman in Montana Woes and Wiles
An eastern writer in a western paper argues Montana lacks women and praises traditional wives over businesswomen. The piece laments the surplus of bachelor men and praises homemaking, while predicting many women will stay out of public life, preferring to nurture family and domestic duties.
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Humorous Clippings Mix of Racy Snippets and Stage Banter
A collage of comic dialogue pieces and cartoon captions from Chicago and Philadelphia papers. Snippets touch on marriage, travel, and theater, with stray quips about wives, Houdini style tricks, and a jailhouse joke about a clerk. The miscellany mirrors late night pulp humor and social observations.
Opening of Flathead Reservation Draws Prospects to Kalispell
The Kalispell Journal argues the Flathead opening will attract thousands, with many visitors and prospective homeseekers. It urges a proactive campaign, led by the chamber of commerce, to inform potential investors and steer settlement toward Flathead County.
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Gallatin County Banks Weather the Panic with Stable Payments
The Rozen Chronicle notes Gallatin County banks kept specie payments, honored checks, and continued normal business through the recent financial disturbances. The piece praises local bank stability as evidence of community prosperity and resilience despite wider state banking turmoil.
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The West Lope Forces Jobs and Markets in Flux
The Philipsburg Mail notes possible factory closures and reduced forces in Hust and surrounding wards. Despite layoffs, irrigation projects proceed. demand remains high for wheat nuts wool card wool and apples. Transportation strains persist as railways handle current outputs while essentials like food clothing and tools stay in demand.
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West grows strong as new districts settle needs rise
The piece notes rising demand for tents harness and household wares, with Montana’s economy tied to grain wool livestock fruit and hay. It portrays widespread optimism in the West, urging buying over hoarding and expecting harvests to bring money and stability. The tone emphasizes resilient nationwide commerce despite uncertainties.
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Chief Sanger Urges Chemical Fire Engine for Dillon
Chief Peter Sanger of Butte speaks before Dillon officials and council about fire safety. He argues water damage often exceeds fire loss and cites Butte data showing 60 percent of fires extinguished with a chemical engine. He urges immediate consideration of adding a chemical engine to Dillon’s equipment, balancing cost with safety.
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Musselshell News Brief Shows Father Seeks Aid from University
A fragment from the Musselshell News notes a father in need of funds to support his child’s education at the University of Missouri. The item highlights a request for financial help and the unusual nature of such a plea.
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Personal, Charles SN Haske Governor’s anti corporate stance noted
The governor slac of Ohtunaulta is described as strongly anti corporate and radiga in ideas. He is said to be born in Ohio on a farmer’s son and lived on a tavin until he was 18. The passage also mentions Thomas J. Allen of Aurora College and a writer M. Edmond Rastand with a troubled college episode.
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Beaverhead Club Social Event In Dillon
Special to the Standard reports the Beaverhead Club will host its annual reception and ball next Friday evening in Dillon. The event will be at Slubrogms in the Poindexter block with the ball at Durt's hall. Committees include Lieutenant Governor Edwin Novo and many local notables. refreshments by H. Gilbert and M. A. Walker. entertainment by Professors Karl Riedelshererr and L. Robs bins.
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Objections mount over new gold coin inscription
In God We Trust is the subject of debate as new gold coins appear with changes. The Boston and New York papers critique the design and symbolism, questioning the removal and calling the new piece a modern barbarism. Critics from the Globe and others describe the minting as disrespectful and ill advised.
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Instruments Filed in November Set Record Amounts
More instruments were filed with the clerk than in the same month seven years ago, except for one. Total fees recorded amount to $20.88.
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Quiet Desires Echo Through Seasonal Plans
A reflective letter from Cleveland Leader expresses changing life wishes across the year. The writer seeks a simple, steady path as a steepled home dweller, desiring farming in May, political service in Maytime, and eventual wealth. The piece muses on weather, work, and a longing for independence.
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