STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING LIST
The notice lists subscription rates for the Sunday Standard at two dollars and nine cents annually. It details the company’s offices and phone numbers in Anaconda and Butte, with names such as J. Morton, manager, and foreign advertising via New York. It also lists various newsstands and agents across multiple cities, including Kemp’s News Agency in Los Angeles and F. M. Child’s News in San Diego, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York
Hotaling’s
Park
Broadway St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Font Fifth Street
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
Kansas City
Yuma News Cos News Agente
Los Angeles
Kemp's News
San” Diego
F. MM. Child's News Ee
East Lake City
Mocillis & Ludwie
Ogden
Lowe Bron
John W. Graham Cos
Treiro News Co
Seattle
Rekhart
Pie Avenue
Washington
Legislative Session Opens In Helena With Committees Named
The Helena legislature begins its session with preliminary plans for committee appointments and bill introductions. Debates on economy and retrenchment surface as clerks are allocated, with some firmness on limiting staff while others urge expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
California Assembly
Debating Ward Redistricting Ahead of Spring Election
Local officials weigh options to redraw city wards to equalize voting power. Some argue delaying until after the spring election avoids partisan influence, while others favor creating two new wards from the Bay and Klann areas. The plan must be debated thoroughly, avoiding haste on the eve of an election.
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Butte
Wil Fny
Tty
Ncethern
United States Senate
Sous
Klan
Senator Bristow Proposes Postmaster Selection Bill
Senator Bristow of Kansas proposes a bill to select postmasters by local primary, arguing it would reflect popularity and party aims. critics warn patronage could rise and prefer civil service, while parcel post growth relies on special stamps to track volume and finances. The plan seeks annual decision on parcel post profitability and staffing needs, with stamps designated for parcel post alone.
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Bristow
Kansas
Tate
Parcel Post
Packas Post
Parcel Post Cuts Hit City Express Firms
The New York Sun reports one major express company has laid off 75 in the city due to reduced business since parcel post began. Company officers consider readjusting systems to compete with Uncle Sam. They acknowledge improved mail service hurts their business and hope the public tires of parcel post red tape over insured losses and rate differences.
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New York Sun
Principel Express
Parcel Post
Panies
Uncle Sam
Humour of the Day and scattered quips from papers
A collage of light comic snippets includes misheard speech, puns and mini jokes about thieves, trains, wardrobes, and daily life. The pieces reference a Baltimore Amseh and a Washington Herald playful item about a salesman and an alarm clock, with character voices and playful mispronunciations.
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John King
Jack
Alay
Tom
Smise
Baltimore
Little Hooster
Boston
Shere
Washington Herald
Gmb Saleeman
Alr
Postal Reform Faces Doubts Amid New System Plan
Analysis questions the viability of mixing postage with a new system as outlined by the Parcel Post guide and zone map. If assurances fail, carriers may adopt a similar approach, or many former postal workers may seek civil service exams due to presses for more staff.
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Parcel Post
Civil Service
Pressin Senha
Stump speaking and a flight of words in old debate
A fragmentary collection of quotes shows a senator praising stump speeches as hard work and a later anecdote about a dinner remark by Cortlandt Field Bishop on safety in flying. The text includes garbled lines about a Paris street scene, affectionate talk from a wife about her husband, and a misheard or mistyped cake remark.
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Yell
New York Tribune
Cortlandt Field
Lennox
Vedrines 14
Hiptany
Avenue Des Champs. Elyees
Paris
Quips and Retorts From Various Papers
A collage of quirky quotes from different newspapers includes wry remarks on digestion cold storage signaled by a digression about a reporter in Kansas, jokes about principle and snowball fights, plus farcical lines on laundry costs and public attention to a barber shop.
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Cranog
Daltimore Merician
New Orleans
Pleayune
Iva Lege
Kansas
Toledy Wade
Emporia Ganette
Philadelphia Ledger
Philadephia Ledger
Topeka Journal
Clence
Houston Carnice
William “. Stead
Barry
Mr. Stead
Pomerville Journal
Ribbed Quips and French Duels Stir Worcester Address
A temperance speaker Mrs Netty Kirby in Worcester denounced drunkenness to escape sorrow saying there is no greater foolhardiness than trying to pull oneself out of trouble with a corkscrew. The tale of a rib broken in a duel and a French rapiers debate adds a comic edge to the weary audience.
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France
London
Netty Kirby
National Division
the Sons of Temperance
Worcester
Boston Post
Grand Duke Michael Relieved of Command Over Marriage
Tsar's displeasure at the marriage of Grand Duke Michael to Mme Sheremetievskaia leads to his dismissal from command of the Chevalier Guards regiment. Though a Tsar's brother, he is banished from the capital to curb participation in the Romanoff tercentenary celebrations.
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Phe
Michael
Mme. Sheremetievskaia
Chevalier Guards Regiment
Pinchot battles taft plan in western conservation clash
The Montana editors attack Gifford Pinchot for pressuring President Wilson to appoint the Interior Secretary and fault his methods. They praise Governor Norris as the western conservation standard and defend Montana laws protecting forest lands, arguing Pinchot’s tactics misjudge western priorities and that Norris remains a strong, clean figure.
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Gifford Pinchot
Taft
Ioan Party
Roosevelt
Washington
Wilson
Interior
Fisher
Bull Moorer
Ike Samuel Adams
St.ford Pinchot
Pinchot
Montana
Norris
Gihard Pinchot
Fale
Nore
Amon Islander
1 Norete
Montana land rush fuels western settlement boom
Billings district records show over 24 000 acres filed by settlers in the past year with many families relocating to non irrigated land. Projections warn that free homesteads end soon and land values will surge as titles shift from federal to private hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Journal
Billings
Felon Cie
Fedsal
Montana
Court clerk on technical court case and ancient coin find
A court clerk was found related to a district court matter with a jury verdict given at 1 o clock. Penalties included fines up to 10000 dollars and possible imprisonment. In another report, laborers unearthed a medieval earthenware urn with gold coins near a convent wall. Coins dated to the fifteenth century, rare and valuable, now seized and housed at the Natural History Museum, as police continue the excavation.
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Flergent
Samuel Clerk
Btland
Bridges
Cus Maximus
Natural History Museum
Republic of Florence
Kingdom of Hunswary
The Wrong Side of Cedar Grove Insane Asylum Issue
Residents of Cedar Grove near the state insane asylum complain about patients allowed to wander near the town. A Cedar Grove resident recalls a meeting with a wandering inmate who asked where he lived and claimed twenty years in the area, illustrating strained relations between locals and asylum staff.
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Pittsburg
Cedar Grove
N. de
Atister
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