Standard Publishing Company Advertises Branches and Newsstands
The notice lists branch offices in Butte and editor and advertising contacts for Standard Publishing Company. It details foreign advertising offices in New York Chicago and Hartford and provides numerous city newsstand locations from New York to Portland. It also gives mailing details and directs general correspondence to Anaconda, Montana.
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Morton
New York
Brunswick Building
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Montana seeks homeseekers for dry farm lands
The Montana outlook calls for large numbers of homeseekers drawn by extensive advertising and railroad support. The piece urges prudent settlement, noting dry farming requires special equipment, capital, and unfamiliar methods for newcomers and warns of potential failures without proper preparation.
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Montana
Gettiers
East
Middle West
Wettlers
Demonstration Farms to Guide Dry Farming Migration
Bozeman authorities oversee dry farm demonstrations extending through the state. Demonstration farms will show settlers how to practice dry farming and irrigation, aiming to educate and sustain settlers with sufficient means until crop returns, limiting migration to those in touch with the experiment farms and related agencies.
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Bozeman
Chicago Health Bulletin Warns On Pneumonia Weather
Chicago health officials urge open windows and frequent baths to reduce pneumonia risk during "pneumonia weather." They explain cold damp spells drive people indoors and into close rooms, worsening exposure and disease danger.
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Health Department of
Chicago
Will He Crusade For a Sane Fourth
A Philadelphia civic league pressed Governor Norris and other governors to promise a crackdown on Fourth of July noise. The Montana public has not voiced a stance on the issue. The piece notes possible support for a sane Fourth but doubts any sweeping crusade from Norris.
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Philadelphia
Norvis
Washington
Montana
Hhs
Norris
Insane Notions Of Cannibal Substitutes In Debated Letter
A satirical excerpt recalls calls for coyote meat as a substitute for beef and parodies Swiftian cannibalism proposals. It cites a Colorado warden and Marie Antoinette, then parades Swift’s ideas on using human infants as food, prefaced as a public good without personal motive.
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Colorado
Marie Antoinette
Paris
Que
France
Dean Swift
Dean
St. Patrick's
Dublin
Ireland
Commonwealth
Swift
January Ish Thoughts on Food Politics and Ironies
A mosaic of 1910 era musings touches food debates from meat boycotts to no meat banquets and Swiftian ideas. References span Ireland 1729 France Louis M prophecy British Parliament and New York restaurant tales with satire on Wall Street and Monte Carlo. January’s mood is briskly satirical with hints of no meat campaigns and public appetite for reform.
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America
Ireland
Dean Swift
Wall Street
Horoscope Forecast Highlights Favor Business and New Ventures
Impulse stirs air for brighter labor with Mercury Sun Jupiter Saturn in helpful aspects. Favorable for new undertakings removals and openings while speculation should be avoided. Land and house dealings prosper. professionals like lawyers and merchants gain. Curb temper and speak calmly. children born today may show strong self will.
Another Man Killed in Kalispell Snowslide Event
A third victim died in the Kalispell snowslide affecting the Great Northern line. Work crews clear snow near Mell Gete while melt limits progress. Aid trains from Sand Point were used to deliver mail as Great Walls mail stopped since Friday night.
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Montana
Jim Hill
High Gate
Kalisapell
Great Northern
Kalispell
Mell Gete
Sand Point
Northern Pacific
Great Walls
Butte Views A New Comet With Lengthy Tail
The observer notes a comet visible for a tail about five to ten degrees, bright nucleus and curved tail. Guiding telescope kept the head behind cross wires as the comet moved, yielding a yellow-tinged view. The naked eye showed a splendid starlike nucleus and graceful tail. comparisons recalled Donati's comet of 1858 as darkness approached.
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Constanly
Donati
Comet Orbit Calculated by Kiel Scientist
Harvard Observatory reports a Kiel message that Professor Kobold computed the new comet's orbit. The comet was nearest the sun on January 17 at 4,000,000 miles distance with a 62 degree inclination to Earth's plane. By February 3 it will be about one tenth as bright as January 22 and moves east and north across the sky.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Observatory
Kiel
Germany
Kobold
Mrs Tim Lynch Reported Very Low
Mrs Tim Lynch, who attempted suicide by setting her clothes on fire with coal oil a week ago, was reported very low at an early hour. She has lapsed into semi consciousness and only a few hours remain. Her daughter, mother, and brothers stay at St James hospital bedside. she remains unreconciled with her husband.
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Tim Lynch
St. James’ Hospital
Miss Nash Weds Henry Cyr Quietly in Missoula
Miss Marie F Nash and Henry Cyr married in a secret ceremony at the Catholic rectory with only relatives present. The couple will honeymoon in western cities before returning to make their home at the Cyr ranch in Grass Valley Montana.
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Missoula
Marie F. Nash
Henry Cyr
Father Griser
Nash Home
Alder Street
John E. Cyr
Cyr
Grass Valley
Montana
Missoula High School
Saloon Man Held to Answer on Bribery Charge
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon reports A. A. Smith of Salmon Idaho held to answer in Salmon district court for offering 75 to secure favorable testimony and paying 32 down to O'Brien the prosecuting witness. Smith faced a charge of keeping his saloon open on Sunday and posted a $2 bond to appear in district court.
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Standard
Dillon
A. A. Smith
Salmon
Idaho
O'Brien
Smith
O’brien
Balline proposes royalty funded guarantee for Alaska rail bonds
Ballaine claims 5,000 acres of coal land royalty could form a fund to guarantee railroad bond interest, with repayment from future earnings if needed. He accuses Canadian interests and American financiers of seeking control of Katalla coal and notes Alaska coal reserves may yield over 8 billion dollars in government revenue.
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Balline
Ballaine
Congress
Seward
Alaska
United States Geological Survey
Stockholders authorize Utah and Boston merger
Utah Copper stockholders vote 82 percent in favor after court dissolved injunction. Merger approved as lawyers and company boards agree to a stock exchange. Samuel Untermeyer receives a $750,000 fee for four years of work securing the merger.
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New York
Utah Copper Company
Trenton
Fifth Avenue
Samuel Untermeyer
Utah
Boston
Untermeyer
Denver Wind Damages Thousands in Storm
A terrific wind in Denver caused extensive damage worth thousands of dollars. Strong gusts affected buildings and property as residents assessed the aftermath and safety crews responded.
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Denver
Widespread Damage from Storm Rips Through Colorado
Across Colorado telephone poles and wires lie down, homes torn from foundations, and numerous chimneys demolished. In many towns business is halted as debris blocks streets and hazards persist.
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Colorado
Still Pursued by the Law In Dillon for Colt Theft
Charles Wilson and George Ditty are held for the district court on a charge of stealing a colt belonging to Lar Selway. Wilson was previously freed in a preliminary, rearrested, and jointly charged after Ditty refused to testify he bought the horse. Both men remain in custody with $500 bond each.
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Standard
Dillon
Charles Wilson
George Ditty
Lar Selva
Wilson
Hirschman
Ditty
Selway
Yerkes Paintings to Be Sold at Public Auction
New York January 25 public sale announced for all costly contents of the Fifth Avenue residence and art gallery of the late Charles T Yerkes paintings valued by experts at 1 5 to 2 million dollars alone plans call for public auction of the art collection with the rest of the estate included
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Charles T. Yerkes
Supreme Court Upholds Boise Local Option Law
The Idaho Supreme Court today handed down an opinion declaring the local option law constitutional, rejecting attacks on nearly every provision since its passage.
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Boise
Idaho
Supreme Court
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Antee
Ofice
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Rhedrews
Independent
Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Independent Phone
Swan
Higgins Avenue
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Auditorium Annex
P. O. News Co
Dearborn
Empire
Jackson and
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Rinth
Main
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Los Angeles
Amos
Seventeenth
Houston
Tex
White News Co
Lake City
Rosenfeli & Mian- On
Church Street
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Spokane
Howard Street
John W. Graham & Co
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Times
Second Avenue
Portland
Sixth Street
Rose City News Co
Balt
Hoseman
Aganatic i
Pneumonea
Ballinger
England
Louis M
Hetty Green
Dr. Pearson
Tillman
New York Herald
Monte Carlo
Uncle Sam
Parimen
Brussels
Axminster
Wilton
Bigelow
Royal Wilton
Axminster Mats
Royal Axminster
Rockers
Missolea Young
Reopple
Marie EF. Nash
Lindsay
Chuett. Peabody & Co
Gill
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice & Fulton
George
the District Court
Yerkes
LAW
Boucher
West Park Street
F. B. Price
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