The Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont
The Standard Publishing Company announces subscription rates and newspaper distribution details. It lists office locations in Anaconda and branch offices across major U.S. cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Seattle Portland and Seattle with inquiries directed to the Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Etaiti
Park Row
Chicago
P.O News Cy
Dearsborn Street
Chicare
Lempire
Southenst Corner
Jackson and
Dearborn
Atreela
Kansas City
e-Yorma Newa Co
Atta
Minneapolia
Jarmagel
San Francisco
van Nets Xeentz
San Vrancisco
Motel St
Ogden
Uros
Spauarte
North Manard Street
Spokane
Joby W. Granam & C
Tacoma
Beatile
Acme News Co
Pastonice
Third Avenue
Union Street
Seattle
Acme News
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Poriged
Kcrn Ulty News Co
Remington and Heming t on Influences on Western Art
A 1971 obituary discusses Frederic Remington and Thomas Eakins Heming t on influences on Western art. It notes Remington’s position as a photographically skilled illustrator and the impact of Heming t on western sketches, with mention of Russell and New Rochelle society. The piece marks Remington’s death at age fifty.
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Canton N.Y
Kaminglat
Yale
Remington
Mer Russell
Avawa
Ruysell
Rasaall
Hemington
Ahemington
Bi Ainstrator
Neatert Unllilacy
Abdlan Ute
Ste
New Rochelle
Culberson Chairmanship Dispute Sparks Speculation
Senator Culberson faced questions about resigning as Senate caucus chair while Bacon of Georgia was named successor. The episode prompted jokey remarks in papers as observers note Texas’s outsized political influence. Texas has sixteen House members in Congress, more than several states, highlighting its decisive role in national affairs.
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Culberson
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Lis
Texas
X Senate
Montana
Indona
Calfornia
Congress
Census Confirms Texas Nears Population Leaderboard
Fragmented OCR notes state Texas remains behind South Carolina area leaders, with Mount Chroltas and Georgia mentioned as comparatives. The 10 census lists 088,000 people for TONaH and notes Texas’ growth behind New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois.
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Bama Rad
Mount Chroltas
Georgia
Texas
Thurd
Wit
Calton
Rene Hy
Orion
Tnwa
New York
Pennsyllvania
Ghia
Minols
Pexny Lin
Sham
Vermont
New Sianiye
New Barland
Timsny
Subsidy Debate Sparks City and Nationwide Action
The article discusses a proposed subsidy plan affecting private consumers and city rates, detailing rate reductions and annual costs. It cites reactions from newspapers and politicians, noting debates over wording and the political impulse behind subsidizing ships. It also compares subsidy levels among the United States, Germany, and England, and mentions concerns about the public perception of the term subsidy.
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Christian Gil
Sette
Nghttas
Unelion
Iki Congresa
Promatera
United States
Nat W
New York
Wwe Post
Meghan
Tat
Caine
Germany
England
Horoscope Guidance From The Stars For Everyday Work
A quirky horoscope hints at helpful traits for buyers, sellers, and workers in barter economies. It notes stars favor practical crafts and household tasks, warns about uniformed laborers, and suggests thoughtfulness and love for work as guiding principles.
Taft declares branding rule for whiskey types in reform order
President Taft takes aim at whiskey labeling guiding proper branding of straight whiskey and blends. He argues whiskey includes all potable spirits from grains and endorses explicit labeling to show exact product to consumers. The plan affects distillers and regulators, with changes to how whiskey varieties are defined and sold.
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Washington
Devkarest
Juve Pood Denaktmeent
Chey
Lekes
Wiley
Ehemiate
Maine
Aim Alsa
Bowers
Chase
Uima
Epirlie
Mikbrandins
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Banghaste
Lowers
Br. Wiley
Bonanirte Wey
MY. Howera
Taft Bens
Notable Local Man Dies After Saloon Fall
An elderly resident of the county, about 85, died after a fall in a saloon following an evening event. He suffered a brain hemorrhage that authorities say caused his death. He had long resided in the Ma dmaan area and was known locally with few close relatives.
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Spevial Prapatel
Stusdara
Win Tridges
Oliver Thram
Arapnedeach
Kram
Amox Hashmi
Planagy
Sore Frenda
Tuvan
Mayor Pratt and Jad Hill in Rural Policy Clash
Spokane mayor Pratt challenges Jad Hill over farming costs and farm practices. The letter argues modern intensive farming and co op price controls raise prices for bread and dairy, contrasting past methods and praising agricultural colleges and experimentation as factors in prosperity and growth.
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Mia
Sinsippi
Priszent
Ageicultural
City Council Adopts Two New Ordinances In Special Meeting
A city council special session approved two ordinances, one for public health of streets and another creating a city weigher and inspector of weights and measures. Officials also discussed revenue from town purchases and an unrelated sale of a wagon and ladders.
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Culty
Ott Hook
Sanny
Carriea
Telephone company seeks Twin Bridges franchise approval
The Twin Bridges town council received a request from a telephone company to lay its lines into the town. Mayor Thompson noted the proposal, with an ordinance adopted by other towns, and the council moved to table the measure for a special meeting next week. If approved, permission will be granted.
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Sneoind
Thompson Vertays
Ue Council
Union Agrevngst Wis
Fort Benton Notes From Early December
Fort Benton notes include a brief on the Sterkeuen's National Bank reporting growth with assets around 200,000 and dividends nearing half the year’s profits. Local leaders Davie G. Browne, Johan V. Carroll, and O. A. Blatggan are cited. visits by Ralph Tinsel and Rev. Russell are noted along with a weekend fire at the county jail basement and a charity pipe gift to Rev. Chestnut from Freemasons.
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Fort Benton
Sterkuen
Bean Leon
Davie G. Browne
Johan V. Carroll
Amd
Seebinit Ceatiler
Tas
WW. OA
Morgan
Wagner
Russell
Montan Wesleyan University
Melena
County
Jall
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Tomato bread flavor from tomato mash processing
Fran the Cleveland Leader notes that tomato mash can be used in bread to impart tomato flavor and healthful properties. After sterilization, the mash is sieved and mixed into dough to achieve the bread’s characteristic color and flavor.
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Fran
Cleveland
Growing of Fruit in Treasure State
Wrafeaar Fisher notes what has been done on a prominent tract. A Montana experiment station bulletin outlines fruit growing in Bitterroot, Flathead and Yellowstone valleys. It discusses varieties, methods, costs, and potential profits over eight years, highlighting interest from eastern buyers and Montanan farmers seeking market fruit.
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Peat AW
Fister
Pres
OH Whipple
Fisher Hagton
Witwer Reotviller
Bitter Reet
Flathead
Yellowstone
Tnis
Montana
Theinbdoye
Orehant
Isher Tuefaurtt
Crom Arch
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Taft
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Pserays
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Vaets
Ted
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Pratt
Jad Hill
Doen J. Th
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Ywilddte
Wavilie
Joni
Bern
Lueinesa
Koln
Andes
Rade
Iutter and
Megs Migher
Pdvanehig
Ami Willy
Mr. Hill
Burnett
Telephone Company
Twin Bridges
Treasure State
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