Anaconda Standard Publishing Company listing and offices
The Anaconda Standard Publishing Company details its publishing scope and offices. It lists subscriptions and advertising contacts, main office in Standard Block Anaconda, branch officers, and several newspaper stands across major cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis Seattle and Los Angeles.
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New York
City
Hoteling's
Broad Way
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Audstoriam
der Horn Street
Empire Nawa Cong
Jackson and Dearhorn
Kansas City
Yern Nays Co
Nini and Main
Minneapolis
Kavanagh's
South Third Street
Fan Fisselsar
van Nesseyanus
Franelsen
The Standard Holiday Number Delivers With Art and Stories
The Standard plans a festive enlarged Holiday issue with four travel sections and a bright early delivery to Morro. It features an art supplement, clever Montana writers, and high quality display art. ads align with the cheerful season.
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Wil
Morro
Raveral
Montana
Iu Enn
Cortelyou Quits Rumor Fades As Taft Rivalry Surges
Reported resignation rumors swirl around Secretary Cortelyou and the cabinet as Roosevelt and Taft factions press for a Chicago convention, with Cortelyou denying plans to resign and a Hughes boom influencing White House expectations.
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Cortelyou
Ralleg Sron
Bisony
Wildight
Jean
Joe Porter
Sberouty
Cortelyont
Hia Superior aMeer
Arge
Br. Roosevelt
Core Velyon
Taft
Somchow
Hughes
White House
National Conventio
Chicago
Woolgrowers Meeting Sets National Convention agenda
President J Z Warren of Cheyenne Wyoming chairs Woolgrowers and Sheepbreeders Association gathering. The meeting brings together all engaged in wool growing and sheep breeding to discuss key public issues, aiming to publish resolutions before national party nominations. Western delegates anticipate emphasis on the finance question and related topics.
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Woolstowers
He Association
J. Z. Warren
Cheyenne
Wyomins
Tho
United States
Warren
Nie
Woolgrowers convention plans stir national wool industry
The article describes plans for a national woolgrowers and sheepmen convention in London. It details sessions beginning January 1 and closing February 46, with discussions on wool valuation and related matters. Delegates and visitors will be accommodated. the event may attract permanent resident attention to the host locale.
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Teri Vovieinn
United States
London
Heim Nave
Montina
The Great Strain of Money on Wives and Women
The piece argues that money shortages in 1900 hit luxury and fashions hardest, as imports of diamonds and stones drop sharply while households tighten. It claims husbands face cash limits and wives seek status through costly dress, turning extravagance into a public moral lesson on economy.
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Worrie
Melie
Sivrers
Vhex
Financial de Nestion
Montana Datrymen's Association Meeting Notice
The third annual meeting for the Montana Dairymen's Association will be held at Great Falls next Tuesday. It is certain to bring many representatives from the industry. Speakers include Professor Gooley, Professor Atkinson, Professor from Montana Agricultural College, Mayor Ewing of Great Falls, Arthur of Cascade, John Oliver president of the association, W. Tenison of Chuck, William Wyak of Kaen and other officials and enthusiasts. The convention aims to discuss dairy industry topics with significant implications for Montana.
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Montana
Stata
Greatalts
Gooley
Atkinson
Mayor Ewing
Great Falta
Artur
Cascade
John Oliver
We.Teninson
Chuck
William Wyak
Kaen
Montima Visizons
Sieht
Ates
Fragmented sketch of political candidacy and travels
The text recounts a jumble of names and events involving D Regan, Tassla, Palrpanks, Wilson, Cortelyou, Roosevelt, Knox, and others in a chaotic panorama of campaigns, travels, and political intrigue. It hints at party conventions, embassy diplomacy, and a meeting with a senator, all depicted in a garbled newspaper fragment.
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Regan
Root
Maxiro
Yaft
Mikado of Japan
Exar
Tassla
Ingu
Gil
Atawatory Grive
Wilson
Caliifornia Mens Sol
Cortelyou
Insulaien Companite Mnetha
Fuente
I Olito
Johnson
Wattersin
Roazavelt
Nice
Knox Hax Wi
Gontaul de Biron
Paels
Pennsylvania
Ponihiation Fur
Parle
AtallAn
Jonon
Winter Weather and Canal Plans Stir Coastal News
The piece notes the first winter chill with snow and wind, forecast mild overall, and urges gardeners to wait until after February for planting. It discusses revived proposals for a ship canal across the northwest coast, comparing Edinburgh and Glasgow plans costing eighty five and forty million dollars, with former routes involving enlarging the Forth and Clyde.
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Christitza
Bowin
Scalland
Lelk
Edinbureh
Glasgow
Edinburgh
W Way
Clyde
Waterwaya
Thy
Humorous Tidbits From Early 20th Century Columns
A collage of light jokes and quips, including misheard speeches at peace talks, a court-room exchange about drunkenness, society wedding plans for Gladys Vanderbilt, and wry observations on British manners. Snippets cover curiosities about historic houses, travel manners, and comical dialogue from period magazines.
Recognition and Ambition Overshadowed by Silence
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a noble dream and the crowd around a man whose ambition drew interest from Congress. He faced a halt as he spoke and received little recognition from a peer, a misfit moment in a life marked by blood ties and quiet pride.
College writers deserve liberty to think and create
A reader-essay argues that colleges fail to teach thinking and writing, claiming writing is born not taught. It critiques modern curricula, praises individual writers, and laments rapid journalism eroding depth, noting celebrated authors across eras while defending today’s prolific, capable authors.
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aMatus
Foraker W W Run Fray In Tacont Ananelal Panté
From the Springfield Republic newspaper, Senator Foraker emerges in a charged political fray. His stance portrays him as rallying a new and formidable force, denouncing opponents tied to railroad influence amid financial disturbances in the past months.
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Springfeld
Foraker
Forea Becauss
Xaos
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Female Health
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for women’s ailments. It claims to strengthen and regulate the female system, warns it won’t cure tumors, and offers free consultations by letter with private, confidential handling. It invites readers to request a medical advisor book and sample pledge.
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Plerue
Pierce
Jetter
B. V. Pieree
Huffalo
X.Y
Pisree
Piper
Foraker Seeks Presidency in Republican Nomination
The fragment shows Foraker declaring he will contest Obio for the Republican presidential nomination, announcing he is no longer a U S Senate candidate. It hints at political strategy amid looming war and the coming winter and spring.
Fragmented Press Comments Mix Politics and Censorship
A collage of clipped quotations attacks political leaders, cultural courtesies, and comparative justice systems. It juxtaposes Dr. Pierkowski’s Berlin remark on insecurity, faint praise of courtesy in French Canadian culture, and critical notes on German criminal procedure, ending with a garbled line about the Christmas standard and money.
North Carolina jackass case ends in favor of plaintiff
A Harlem jackass property dispute from North Carolina concluded with a jury ruling for the plaintiff. The animal, once moved between states for creditors’ needs, was valued at 400 dollars. Costs and witnesses added to the long running suit as Judge Tattan prepares to hear related water rights matters Monday.
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Wee
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Lavaday
T. Savage
Savage
Fort Hill
Bavaga
Montana
Express
Mllerge
E. Shanahan
EL. Bishop
Tattan
Christmas Standard Copies Ready in Four Cities
The Christmas Standard will be mailed from Standard offices in Gucte Missoula Anaconda and Morrow. Price five cents per copy with four cents postage. Order early as supply is limited.
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Gucte
Anaconda
Missoula
Ia Limited
A Hard-Dying Axion From Harper s
Analyzes the frequent use of the word that in English prose and its persistence despite prescriptive guidance. Discusses Chaucer’s examples and modern critique, noting that redundancy can occur after rapid composition and that even careful editors struggle to remove it. Mentions a sample from a Montana newspaper as illustration and ends with an offer to order.
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Harper's
Chaucer Fry
Woman runs pawn shop scheme to loot investors
A New York World report describes Mrs Caylor leading a pawn shop venture controlled by her and associates. She allegedly used cash from the business to fund a stock scheme, deceived investors, avoided banks, and sparked talk of criminal charges as details emerge amid rival intrigue and public alarm.
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The
New York World
Ars
Carter
Mendoy
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