Servians of Butte rally behind Thomas Tomich for education
About 3009 Servians in Butte from Belgrade and neighboring areas, led by Thomas Tomich, back education and the US upholding laws. He notes Servians support old-country institutions, send funds to Belgrade, and applaud The Standard newspaper for informing and uniting their community. Tomich, a longtime store owner at 116 West Park, also engages in mining and real estate. He remains unmarried and contributes to the Greek Orthodox church.
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Butte
Belgrade
T. Tomich
Tomich
Comen
Standard
Mandard
Servia
Hutte
San Francisco
Ljabilization
West Park Street
Gillis Praises The Standard In Quirky Interview
In a playful interview, Phil Gillis of the Wooden Indian clan extols The Standard as a trusted daily companion and education for the masses. He boasts of its nightly rink representations and lightly references a princely gift case, while noting its enduring value for readers. Geneva, Switzerland, mentioned in passing, is tied to gas works discussions.
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Sean
Phil Gillis
PRI
Thore
Ree Fontana
York
Subscribe Notice for The Standard Publication
Notice promotes monthly subscriptions at one dollar with yearly payment option of ten dollars in advance. Premiums offered for yearly subscribers. Contact details include phone number and office address for placing orders.
Gold coupon campaign boosts reader interest and ties communities
The gold coupon program by the Standard generates broad support and friendships between Butte and Anaconda readers. Many discover lost coupons after unread instructions, sparking a drive to recover them while the public praises the scheme and the paper’s role in uniting local citizens through the drawings and shared purpose.
List of Lucky Numbers December 29 1913
A brief listing titled Lucky Numbers for Monday December 29 1913 shows cashable banking hours from 10 a m to 4 p m starting January 1 with a note not good after Thursday January 1 1913 and references to series numbers 4519 9733 and an entry series H.
Dan Calder Praised as Butte Leader in Local Paper
A Standard reporter visits Dan Calder, a longtime merchant tailor on North Main Street, who notes strong Montana business reports and says Butte is better than elsewhere. Calder, in Butte since 1890, is widely known, civic minded, and popular with many friends, praised for his support of the Standard newspaper.
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Standard
Dan Calder
North Main Street
Old Butte
Ft Ie
Biness
Montana
Butte
Calder
IAM
Hsimining
Civb
Butts
List of coupon holders and the Gold Coupon bank payouts
An old column explains tracking coupon redemptions and money due to lucky holders. It urges readers to review five weeks of lists in the Standard, noting many friends appear on the lists and substantial sums may be payable. It cautions about unredeemed coupons and encourages keeping coupons for daily paper editions.
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Sandy
Nem
Money For The Strikers From Gold Coupon Bank
A reader reports cashing a one dollar coupon that will fund aid for Michigan strikers. The money, part of a $2,600 gold gift fund, was not spent locally but will be redistributed to benefit the striking miners at Christmas, following steady vigilance by Mrs. J. F. Bush of Butte.
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J. F. Bush
Shields
Butte
Michigan
Winsome Little Woman Cashes Five Dollar Prize
Little Emelia Rose, daughter of jeweler Ed Rose of Butte, cashed a five dollar coupon amid celebration. She predicts returning for more money, while the Standard notes many people ignore their coupons. The piece hints at a public interest in prize money and mentions many British post offices.
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Emelia Rose
Ed Rose
Butte
Great Britain
New Year Cash Prize Promised by Gold Coupon Stand
A bold promotion urges readers of The Standard to buy gold coupons for a New Year draw offering a $100 prize. The appeal sketches practical buys from groceries to rent, urging vigilance Thursday morning when five twenty dollar gold coins will go to the lucky coupon holder, with emphasis on wide participation in Butte and Anaconda.
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Ready
Lucky Coupon Cashing Sparks Bright Faces Across Town
Joseph Murphy and dozens of residents from Galena to Butte celebrate cashing Saturday gold coupons. Names like Francis Sullivan, W J Collins, E McCort, James Carey, Ervin Weiser, Whitiman Williams, Edmund Sullivan, John Reilly, Lizzie Reynolds, and many more appear among the cheering crowd. The mood shifts from blues to cheer as money changes hands and a speaker notes the radiant faces, promising to bring more happiness with future redemptions.
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Joseph Murphy
Galena
Francis, Sullivan
G. Park
W. J. Collins
N. Main
Mic
E. McCort
Ash
James ‘Carey
Ervin ‘Weiser
Whitiman William Brute
Christmas coupon tale sparks fun not offense
A lighthearted note about a gold coupon cashing by Mrs. Riddell’s family is described as festive and intended for holiday cheer. The piece defends the reporter’s humor as not aimed to belittle anyone, noting many coupons spark cheerful remarks among readers. Australian shipments to the United States are expected to rise as Oceanic plans a new 40,000 ton vessel amid tariff changes. Asbestos deposits spanning about two by four miles have been found in Natal.
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Mra
RS. Rtiaare
Butte
Ridle
United States
Oceanic Steamship Company
Transpacific Service
Old Standard subscriber letter from Frank Geiger boosts Montana ties
A Montana rooted note from Frank Geiger of Spokane urges renewal of the Standard. He recalls long support for the paper since its first issue and his Montana connections in Anaconda, Butte, Helena, and Missoula. The letter mixes reminiscence with a formal subscription request.
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Standard
Frank Geiger
Spokane
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
Montana
Montan
Geiger
Montana Union
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Coupon Bank Joes Promotes Weekday Bargain Plan
Advertises a coupon bank offering 3, 5, and 23 coupon calls totaling 538 all. States operation during banking hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on every weekday. Noted as a business reminder for customers.
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Thomas Tomich
Park Street
Roe
Gillis
THE
Geneva
Switzerland
Bell
Naconda
Hell
Teady
Pon Bank
Statard
Bash
Ro. Wilbur
Margaret Meloy
Rutherford
WE. Pyle
East Park
Mike ‘O'Brien
Marty Hensler
East Front
Natal
Air Butte
Phoebe Snow
Gold Coupon Bank
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