Anaconda Standard Public Notices and Distribution Listings
The Anaconda Standard lists publication details and subscription rates with a wide distribution map. It notes offices in Anaconda and Milwaukee areas, multiple city newsstands, and delivery points across major U.S. cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Minneapolis Seattle and Portland. General business correspondence should be addressed to The Anaconda, Montana.
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York City
Boteling’s
Park Tow
Dronaway
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Ames
Chileago
BP. O. News Co
Deare Dorn Street
Empire News
Juckeon Ant
Dearborn
Yoma News Co
Minneapolis
Spokane
Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co S
Tacoma
Paice Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Posloges
Whird Avenue
Union Street
Beattle
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Hiont
City considers renting auditorium for basketball games
The city council appears to approve using the auditorium for basketball during winter, citing its public ownership and the library’s use of city buildings. The piece argues that basketball causes less wear than other events and has broad public interest, with rental fees covering janitorial costs.
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Butte
Fintte
Pearty
Furnidurn
Boston gears up for new municipal plan after election
Boston voters chose a new city administration plan with a four year mayoral term and nonpartisan ballot. The plan shifts candidate selection to petition with six signatures and aims to separate mayoral choice from party politics. Fitzgerald’s victory signals a Democratic base backing the reform.
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Boston
Hyon
Law
Wwayer
Poliches
Fitzgerald
Teket
Debate Over Income Tax Amendment Reaches New York
The piece surveys opposition and support in the 1885 income tax amendment debate. It highlights Governor Hughes and Senator Moot in New York opposition, President Waft's proposal, and the political maneuvering shaping New York’s stance on the federal income tax amendment.
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Tix Ammundinest
Gasnmur Tfughey
Pew Crithes
Aytont
Malta
Argu
Supreme Court Atie Uniten
Richard Ta
Mmerel
Mi Olney
Supreme Court
Dolla
Hughes
New Yorke
Maghes
Staat
Mncallor
Republican Party
Ronnte
New York
Ia Duce
Neva
Albany
Mines reopen with most Holte pits back in operation
AP dispatch reports reopening of the Vaston Monbuts mines to Vulteans, with nearly all Holte mines resumed and most workers back on the job after the lengthy strike. Weather and high prices have worsened hardships, but Great Pass pit and the Boston & Montana lines resume normal activity as winter nears end.
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Addi Ely
Great Pass
Butte
Crea
Boston
Montana
Colnes
Senator Scott Probes Pension Data From War Era
The article discusses Senator Scott, a pension committee member, pushing for archival material on Civil War enrollments and reenlistments. It notes the war department’s difficulty counting those who served beyond ninety days and questions the adequacy of postwar records. It calls for new material to illuminate civilian pensions and wartime service.
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Scott
Pension Committee
Washington
Shen
Tanenthi
Huttan
Tor
Benaine Rootes
Blore
Fragmented wartime pensions and public interest drift
An OCR muddle references wartime pensions, government revenue, and proposals tied to conservation and public works. It mentions 2009 natives on the pel rion rola a year ago and a contentious debate over federal bureaus, interior policy, and Congress. The piece hints at public awakenings, civic crusading, and park improvements amid political tensions.
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Congress
Hetleve
Fedeast Schrines
Posermmient
Walt
Dechomilon
AHL
Neem Hue
Powell County Courthouse saga and timber meeting hints
Readable fragments describe Powell County’s historic courthouse plans evolving from Deerode to Ain vunda, with a new building proposed and county officers to be housed in a lower floor and courtroom above. The text notes costs around 750,000 dollars, a public vote, and the winter’s severity impacting work, plus anticipation of a major Western Timber Month meeting in Spokane featuring lumber interests and political figures.
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Powel County
Docy Lodge
Deerode
Ain Vunda
Balling
Phi
Chango
Wu New County
Veer Lodge
Hawell
Caliinates
Aml
Powell County
Cross Country Walk Fashion Notes From The Outing
Reported observations describe outdoor wear for young girls including white coats and kilts. The notes mention a model wearing a white kilt coat with black velvet trim and a white cape style garment. The text notes weather as seasonally variable and suggests safety considerations.
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Tuxdda
Tenax
Addressing a diverse audience on February rhetoric and suffrage
A fragmented notice appears to praise and question civic roles as a large gathering contemplates a public event. The text references George Hine Toe Wright-Thomas and May Mollie Miri, with mentions of universal suffrage, female perspectives, and debates on social progress amid ceremonial language.
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Mie
Daly Amd
Phil Mine
Pelwuary
Spakane
George Hine Toe Wright-Thomas
Mollie Miri
Jeones-Cott
Impressive Funeral for Brazilian Ambassador to the United States
The Brazilian ambassador Jougusty Nebuco was buried at St Matthew's Catholic Church in Washington. Navy details and engineers escorted the body. honorary pallbearers included Secretary Knox and other diplomats. A large diplomatic crowd attended the service. The casket then moved to Cannil cemetery, with plans to transport Nebuco to Brazil aboard the president's yacht Mayflower and cruiser Montana after mid February.
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Sir Piltery
Jougusty Nebuco
United States
St Matthew's Tiyman Catholic Church
Navy Artiillery
Abattalion of Engineers
Secretiery
Knox
Salian
Henitor Rast
Henitor Cullam
Justin Halmes
Perkina
Ad Winall Schley
John Frrrec
Tte
Mer
Fateenio
Mrr
Lee
Presiicoe
Wancock Will Fin Special Dispatch to Vie Stauarit
Helena June 202 The Helena merchant Edward Matcock died recently and left a will probate in which the estate, with minor items, goes to widow Minnie S Balock who is named administratrix. The estate value is estimated at far 93d.
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Vie Stauarit
Helena
Edward ©. Matcock
Cuntyarnin
Minnie S. Rbalcock
Kentucky Tobacco Fight Provokes Senate Protest
Senator Bradley rebuked a public school article from Washington for misrepresenting Kentucky tobacco conditions. He linked the piece to an independent tobacco buyers meeting aimed at discrediting Kentucky tobacco societies and pressuring action under Sherman anti trust law. He traced the trouble to past Kentucky farm pooling laws and blamed agitators rather than night riders for local crimes.
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Washington
Senate
Kentucky
Ltudies
Tool
Congress
Department of Justice
Tobaces Societies
Indictments Against Culbertson Innkeepers for Liquor Sale
Indictments charging Martin Griffin and J F Kahos, innkeepers of Culbertson, with selling liquor to Indians, were returned by the latest grand jury at Helens today. The two men were placed under arrest following the indictments.
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Helens
Martin Griffin
J. F. Kahos
Culbertson
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