Standard Publishing press and office details
An extensive listing of subscriptions, offices, and regional news agencies for Standard Publishing Company based in Anaconda Montana. Includes multiple contact addresses and phone numbers for editorial and advertising departments, plus distribution points in New York Chicago San Francisco and Portland.
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Nome
Montana
Brondhard Fedy
New Tatie City
Fotaliacs
Paris Row
Nirowheay
Deenrain and
Broneau
New Yorks City
L. Jonas It
Astoraug
Phileteinla
Totaltie's
Cincimna F
Fountain News Co
Fit Watnel St Fonts
Detrit
Metranoiien Sewn Co
Core
Vera Newn Co
N.S. Marie
Kavanaugh
Kansas
Yor News Co
Ninth
Matt Streets
San
Hotel St. Francis
Kemp
Ban Diees
HOM
Chisneta
I Denver
P. Haneen's
Weetam
Salt City
Reeenfield & Haneen's
Eecrntho
Mainstreete
Salt Take Clix
McGuis & Ludwie
Whittmass Rorner
Postomce
Third Avenue
Union Treet
Portland
December 3 10 ay old problem in postal service
A fragment discusses the postal department's annual report focusing on magazines and paid advertising. It notes magazines with wide circulation and high advertising pages, their impact on mail volume, and potential new postage rates to cover costs. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Engrmove Rircualion
Preat Pally
Aerana Oweleht
Eovernment Service
Vinges Am Heresee
Lundertalings
Fort Ware
Eengrass
Voting Blanks Spark Recount in Altger County
A near complete recount of November election ballots in Altger County shows Democratic and Republican contenders for assessor under contest. Tally shifts suggest possible fits for the assessor post as Democrats push plans to challenge results amid irregularities and possible ballot gaps.
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Altger
Row
Vances
Vilay
Blake Torther
Willatin
Voting Machine Glitches Cause Widespread Blank Ballots
Voters intended for both parties left blank ballots in a recent election leading to uncertainty about outcomes. Republicans claim supporters chose the Republican option while Democrats expected different results. Experts note machines record votes but cannot fix voter errors or missing marks. County officials urge stricter registration, voter instruction, and careful ballot casting to prevent future all blanks.
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Nislead
Sil Ver
Bow County
Uood
Inez
Massachusetts district contest and Tawney talk in Washington
A long, garbled update notes Massachusetts Fourteenth district politics, GOP hold write, Dem rival contest possible, and Congressman Tawney's stance on appropriations and anti cavalry spending. Mentions Governor elect Passin, Lovering, and various Washington discussions around congressional tenure and potential shifts.
World War II Era Diplomatic Struggles Highlighted in Cursory Review
A fragmented summary notes Britain behind the United States and Germany leading in some count, with references to Allied and Axis positions. The piece hints at shifting alliances, diplomatic tensions, and public perception of the war’s progress amid limited clarity.
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Washington
Wwe
Germany
Stitex
da Tien
Lia Tumber
Amipk
Lam Oun
Great
Belen
Ie Wong
Montana Agriculture Growth Surges in 1910 Reports
Washington reports Montana shows strong agricultural progress in 1910 with crop values totaling over 30 million dollars. Hay leads production at 16.6 million dollars, wheat yield up sharply to 10.56 million bushels, potatoes at 2 million bushels, and barley, corn, rye, and flaxseed contributing substantial values and acreage gains. Montana becomes a leading flaxseed producer and ranks high in overall farm wealth compared to two years prior.
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Washington
Montana
Department of Agriculure
Umec
Montuns
Delta Company Wins In Supreme Court Case
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena reports the Supreme Court affirmed a district court judgment in Jemerson County in the case of Alexander Strest and others versus the Delfin Mining Company. The court held a rising claim was at issue and sustained the defendant's mention as valid when plaintiffs located their claim within the already appropriated ground.
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Helena
District Court
Jemerson County
Alexander
Strest
Delfin Mining Company
Supreme Court Hardy
Bank suit filed in federal court over stock assessment
Velen December 22 Philip Milling last receiver of the First National Bank of Billings brought suit in the federal court to recover from G W Woodson four thousand two hundred dollars the assessment levied by the comptroller of the stockholders of the bank
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Velen
Philip Tmlinglast
Earst National Bank of
Votes Bought and Fined in Adaims County Election
Fifteen Republicans and Democrats admitted guilt to indictments charging vote selling during the November election. All were disfranchised for five to seven years and fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Manchester
Ohio
Adaims County
Costa
Voters' retirement of Representative Graff shocks Capitol scene
Washington observers note that Joseph Graff’s retirement leaves Congress without a steady leader as lawmakers retreat to rest and prayer. The piece sketches the fallout among GOP colleagues and House figures, with references to past Supreme Court cases and longtime political figures.
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Washington
Ferhapa
Ilinois
von Rrek Monal
Joseph Vo Graff
Congress
Gratfennes
Tammany Hall Leader Murphy Shifts HQ Downtown
New York Dec 22 Tammany Hall led by Charles Francis Murphy moves its headquarters to No 1 West Whirtyshurst Street near Herald Square. The old Fourteenth Street building damaged by fire remains. Murphy plans to return within a few months as troops of supporters seek access to the new offices amid a shifting Democratic leadership.
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New York
Tammany Nas
Fourteenth Street
Ors
Teranany Hall
Charles Francis Murphy
West Whirtyshurth Storet
Trnet
Waldott Astoria
Biv
Murphy
Dan
Acrads State Committee
Ile
Gret
Herald Square
Wlewam Heaser
Walla
Ssekera
Hereld
Judge Belford's Boisterous Rise in Congress
Edward describes James Belford of Colorado, a flamboyant Republican whose booming voice and striking appearance made him a memorable House figure. He explains Belford’s tactic to gain recognition by repeatedly shouting Mr Speaker, his later quieter tenure, and his eventual death, with notes on an upcoming profile.
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EH. J. Edwards
James B. Belford
Colorado
Congress
House of Congress
Orson
Telford
Belford
Hovgsa
Judge Belford
Dudge
Lovie
Revtileman Iron Coordin
Aenygrosa
Aigheatert
Fragmentary historical note from Toilayne Calirler-Journal
An OCR fragment notes a mysterious event in the Inexsiert area, referring to a patal and hot speech affecting a place called Cors. The exact action, location, and persons are unclear due to damaged text, but the item points to a significant disturbance or speech event tied to a specific locality.
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Thy
Toilayne Calirler-Journal
A. Patal
Lincoln tintype keepsake from 1854 frame
Mrs Freeland Young of Norway preserves a tintype keepsake of Abraham Lincoln in a rounded gold plated frame with the inscription For President 1854. The relic, given by her father when she was four, predates Lincoln’s second term and is described as a rare, cherished memento of the era.
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Kennebec Journal
Freeland Young
Norway
American Duchess Decazes An Odd Ragtime Tale
A fragment from the Cineinnat Enquirer recounts Duchess Decazee, daughter of the Ish Singer family, once part of Ragaz theatricals, asked by a New York girl if she is a real duchess. The mother from Knickerbocker replies Yes, she is real but machine made.
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Cineinnat! Enquirer
Duchess Decazee
Singer
Ragaz
New York
Quaint or Curious. Crawford Doeth your consctenca trou ble you for loving that mney
A jumble of old cartoonish puns and misheard lines from Washington Star and Cleveland papers. The piece riffs on money, engagement opinions, and odd family quibbles with a playful, clipped dialogue tone. It captures a kitchen table snapshot of American humor and social banter.
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Crawford
Mamie
Maude
Gavriel
Washington Star
Willie
Paul
Wiehington Herald
Manain
Haga
Plano
Housevify
Hinemite
Locating a Loss at Burnet Woods Park
A man with a prominent upper lip, red hair, and freckles hired a boat in Burnet Woods park last summer. He cruised the water for about an hour, then shouted that he lost his watch overboard near the landing stage. The watchman asked where and the man replied. A deep cut appeared on the craft after the incident.
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Burnet Woods Park
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Mal Maulter
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War Department
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National Treasury
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House of
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Springfield
T. Society
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Mr. Cohrad
Salvation Army
Oyster Bay
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Velens
University of Chicago
Tom Carter
T. J. Walsh
Thawies
Jefferson Walsh
Auer
Delta Company
Rivangs Bank
Warren Helter
Buckeye
Supreme Court
Joe" Gray
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Witter
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Champ Clark
Watea
Mare
Meambor
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Atnik
Ater
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Tammany Hall
Larma
Weis
Ginginnat Commercial Wite
Seley Badfield
Orrige
Owsley
Butte
Uetimon
Seifaun Porn
Butte Business College
Chicago
Grand Forks
Fargo
St. Cloud
Minneapolis
St. Paul
la Crosse
Dubuque
Duluth
Michigan
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