Standard Publishing Company Advertising Network Listings
A dated OCR fragment lists multiple city newsstands and offices for the Standard Publishing Company in New York Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and AnacondaMont with addresses and retailers including Horn Stand and Acme News Co. business letters directed to the company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York
Clix
Hotaling
Parktow
Chicace
Aulitorian
Chicago
TG. News C
Barn Street
Chiengs
Erypire
Jackson ‘Dearborn
Rahess Cltr
Kenia News Co
Ninth
Alain
Minneapolis
Kavannughs
Sout Thied Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Twenty Eighth Street
Spokane
North Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacome
BIL Pacific Arewat
Seattle
Acme News Co
Postative
Third Avenue
Unto Street
Times
Second Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Sixth Street
Tose City News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Ataconda
Mont
Governor Hughes Opposes Income Tax Amendment
Advocates for the proposed income tax amendment face opposition from Governor Hughes who argues the plan is too sweeping and should be lodged in federal authority. He warns Congress could extend the power to state bonds, while supporters claim such fears are plausible but unlikely. The dispute colors legislative expectations as New York’s stance becomes a pivotal factor in the broader debate on direct primaries and office reductions.
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Hughes
New York
Colums
Congress
Empire
Ifashes
Aerie
Huy
Avernor
Wovermar
Towlhns
Tovernor Snaher
Uae
Mwvernor Hughes
Civic Tragues Oral Agnociations
Wu Erivade
Chamberlain's warning stirs British power fears in America
The piece notes Joseph Chamberlain's warning that electing the Tories could push Britain toward a fifth-rate nation and frames it amid American debate on short ballot reform, industrial shifts, and memorials marking Lincoln's era as a pivotal American moment. It contrasts public anxiety about empire with domestic calls to streamline elections and honor wartime leaders.
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Josep Chamberlain
Urey
Grout Verflaiy
Aerount
Jon Chamberlain
Sean
Tingland
Landon
Charmberlity
Vie Wong Mo
Millacht
1Ia
Mighiel
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Roosevelt versus Johnson debated in party lines
A fragmentary discussion weighs Roosevelt and Johnson as preferred leaders for the party in the coming contest. The letter writer argues Roosevelt as the safer choice, while Johnson supporters claim strong backing and shared study of both candidates. The note hints at scheduling and strategic moves around a potential campaign stop and cross country ties.
Horoscope for love guides fortune and trouble today
A chaotic horoscope warns lovers to seek harmony while cautioning against conflicts and misunderstandings. It notes boldness and quick emotions, urges restraint with associates, and highlights power shifts for officials. Health travel and chemistry shine, with warnings of tragedy and long-range political consequences. Children may be energetic and inventive.
Mediators See Some Settlement of Trouble
After a conference with Chicago railways and switchmen representatives, mediators Knapp and Newb predicted progress though some points may be referred to arbitration. The session touched on the lookworm disease campaign and new health measures. a suit seeking damages for nonmembership was filed in federal court.
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Washington, Jan. W
Chicago Railways
Knapp
Newb
Dan
John D. Hockstellar
H Terman
UN Southern Health Conference
Local birthday celebration honors Gent Lac la baing
A community observance marks Gent Lac la baing’s birthday today with regional participation from New Orleans and surrounding areas. The event includes cultural showcases and local leaders in attendance. Residents join in festive activities and charitable fundraisers.
Some Statistics of Lumber Trade
A report on Montana lumber trade shows output rising with a total around 1,007,000 feet milled, and Montana demand driving higher consumption across neighboring states. The conference noted increased milling activity by Midvale and Burlington and discussed stock, prices, and shipping to meet growing orders. Prospects for the year look strong with expected output surpassing last year as demand remains high.
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Speelel
Watts
Mlatigadeniley
Jlianber Commintat Verveaonted
Medgic
Midvale
Burlingtain Ow
Balewny
Vonsumigd
Montini
Aybielt
Ib Intas
Alemand
Billings & Norther Pallpoudie
Utd
Montana
Aiborda
Old College Chum Returns as Judge Grants Chance
Patrol notes recount McGowan meeting his college chum Pat Sweeney who faces past charges. Sweeney, once arrested for loitering, reappears in court. the judge grants him another chance if he stays on track. Other cases include Pat Sweeney’s home arrest, Charles Goring inquiry, and multiple minor offenses plus a plea from McGowan proponents. The morning session documents drunks, vagrancy arrests, and a theft-related electricity case in the same court.
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MeGowin
Pat Sweeney
Sweeney
Goncernert
Charles Goring
Pam Sarely
Indy
Hon
Proms of
McGowan
Dave Baker
Aise
Alexander Burke
Burke
Baker
Hoagland
Tieutenant
Larkin
Supreme Court opinions on divorce cases issued
The supreme court handed down two opinions. In Miry Frinklin against Pred Kranklin from Dawson county, the court affirmed the defendant’s victory in a divorce action filed May 28, 14, noting the plaintiff failed to show timely filing within two years of conviction and no valid reason. In C Mr. Pave against John Webb of Silver Bow county, the lower court’s judgment for the defendant was affirmed.
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Winyaud
Blanchard
Vidlenn
Supreme Court
Miry Frinklin
Tiaweon Soungy
Atate
Nctce
Pave
John Webb
NAFTERY CASE POSTPONED IN STATION COURT
The state case against Jon F. Hattery for criminal wheal is postponed until a later date as Walsh and Nolan, defense attorneys, were engaged in a federal court case.
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Tialena
Jan
Atate
Jon F. Hattery
Walsh & Nolan
Humorous Exchanges Across Newspapers
A collage of jokes and quips from various papers shows wordplay about appointments, eye on a stockyard picture, mistaken Chinese phrases, a host from the Powery kingdom, a spelling lesson, and innuendos about social theater. The snappy notes reflect old city papers and a culture of light satire.
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Anaconda Standard Standard Publishing Company
Postoffice
Amiconta
Seroud
Clnes
Bell Phone
Bell
Lutte
Broadw No
Phow
Mottow
Mrmagee Pofelsa
New York Oiler—Roony M3
Transwick
Fic Avenue
Chienge Omece
Martfont Wulidian
Corney Madison
Dearborn
Mueches
Pistords
Taem
Dalla
Aaniversaidy OF
Nominmpeon
Thay
Mike Famonur
Peipod
Lincoln
Qakk
Ichiey
Johnson
Owen
Roosevelt
Wex Wackard Ht
Saltaire Loach Tor
Daly
Manifoetts
Mink
Atri
bin Francisca
Arey
Hitelgne
Wncammon
Wader Siirs Ludhy
Rockefeller
Partlind
George B. Sunil
Uirealt
Siyndaal Lane
OC Data
J. D. McLeod
Gosevament
Muse
Unes Vateney
Lmis Mattrday Onsenver
Marut Ncase
von BS
M'Gowan
Dwser
J. Bweer
Bower
Yenter
Elise
J. M. Scanlan
Ed Wiley
A. ©. Wands
East Parks
Vivarce
Lega Ds
Tahtaud Teft
the Penitenthirs
Naftery
Family Theater
Harry Cornell
Pittsburg
Dogen
City Journal
Nuiment Ikan
Louisville Courier-Journal
Merrie
Bite
Accouth
Chicago Record-Herald
Boston Transcript
Rolingstone
Ta Congressional Record
Philadelphia
Record
Deacon Jones
Kansas City Journal
Baltimore American
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Notio
Boston Trinseriol
Tonkin
Tonkin’s
Nettieton and Crawford Shoes
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice & Fulton
Butte Electric and Power Co
East Broadway
Steven
Ess Granite
Bate
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