Standard Publishing Co ad rates and distribution notes
Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices for Sundays and Standard edition, directs mail and office locations, and names Montana and out-of-state news agencies and offices in New York and Chicago. It shows branch offices, phone numbers, and distribution points for the Standard Publishing Co of Anaconda, Montana.
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New York
Hotaling
Park Thirty-eighth
Metropolitan News Co
F Woodward
Michigan
Congress
St. Marie
Fifth Street
J. Kavanaugh’s
Yoma News Co
United News
Teddy Street
Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
Diesek. M. Child's
Vet Western News Agency
Lake City
Mediis & Ludwie
Hiehouse
Lowe Bros
John W. Graham
Tatoma Trams News Co
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Washington Street
Nand—Bowman News Company
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Constitutional Amendment Debate and Education Reform
The piece discusses constitutional amendment limits, a past wave of proposed amendments, and the value of restraining changes. It notes Chicago education reforms with spelling bees, debates over public utility regulation, and a push for legal procedure reform to ease trials. It also covers welfare advances in industry, the National Civic Federation, and Bar Association efforts.
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Board of Education of
Chicago
Filipinos advance in Philippine islands report
The interior department report on the Philippines shows tribal advances and improvements. Photographs illustrate highways and native built bridges, with new bungalows replacing huts. The piece notes Filipinos may care for themselves if independence comes. Titanic babies and widows appear in a human interest section.
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Philip Islands
United Sates
New Ways for Old in China and a Dying Palace
Reading like a stark panorama from Pekin two empress dowager weeps while the infant emperor plays with toy soldiers as the winter palace loses its treasures. The same old culture fights to endure but the palace walls are stripped and the riches may be lost if action is not taken.
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China
Winter Palace
Pekin
Asia
Uniform Labor Legislation Debated at National Civic Federation Meeting
The thirteenth annual National Civic Federation session in New York will probe how law can curb industrial disputes, examining federal and state mediation boards with compulsory powers. Reports will propose Erdman act amendments and a state mediation bill, noting limits of current federal coverage and the need for uniform state laws.
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National Civic Federation
New York
Department On Industrial Law
Erdman
Beny
Fednderal
State
Municipa
Federation
Warius
Spirit of the Press Prom the Pittsburg sagette
A collage of brief notes from multiple papers cites political vision and weather quirks. Mentions Lloyd George and suffrage, Governor Wilson’s popularity shift, Taft’s retirement, and a Kansas political change. Also references a missing aviator watch and light weather talk.
Compensation Act Next Big Measure in Montana Assembly
Helena Jan 26 debate centers on workers compensation bills. Murphy plan leads the field, Cutts proposed alternative. joint session to hear public comment over ten days. Bills printed, steering committee rules may shift, while educational and highway measures also advance. Many measures face scrutiny as sessions lengthen and committees prune introduced bills.
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Thirteenth Assembly
Murphy
House
Representative Cutts
Senate
Cutts
Chamber of Commerce
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Las
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House Committee On Judiciary
Moments of curiosity in a scattered Short Stories page
A collage of tiny vignettes from old newspapers shows a teacher probing a pupil about Henry I and a child asking history questions, a restless traveler in Philadelphia mourning departures, a journal editor debating women’s voting rights, and a young man admiring monkeys in a zoo as a satire on human folly.
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St. Louis
Globes ‘Democrat
Statewide consolidation plan for Montana education debated
A Montana plan proposes extending a two week summer session into a longer program and supports a system of state controlled technical schools. The proposal limits and funding for high schools are debated, with calls to direct funds to existing high schools and oppose duplicating institutions.
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Cael
Tox
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Elty
Ian
Ayatemiataie
Senate
United States Treasury
Utah
Alabama
Humor of the Day and Satirical Exchange Snippets
A collage of quips and exchanges from newspapers shows playful banter about judgment writing Shakespeare, a traveling lecturer bowing to attentive audiences, a church sermon on heaven and marriage, and a statesman joking about term limits and confiding in constituents.
State Editor notes on governor salary and dances
The article discusses bills to raise the governor salary from 5000 to 10000 and fund an official governor’s mansion near the state capital. It argues the present pay is insufficient given travel, hotel, and outside duties, urging practical support for a dignified state representation. It also critiques modern dance forms, especially ragging, and notes social attitudes toward propriety in ballrooms. A Missoulian remark mocks a Cornell discovery of a so-called perfect girl and her elopement with a cigarette smoker.
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Lte
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Tite
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Montana
Washington
New York
Fesus
Ditis
Boundary row over a Flathead Missoula strip sparks tension
Missoula and Flathead counties clash over a narrow strip of land some eight miles wide and eighteen miles long. Officials note the discrepancy between land district lines and township boundaries caused by a land office decision while stressing no hostility is intended. The warning urges Missoula to stay off Flathead real estate as the dispute risks escalating if entries are attempted.
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Tsanspenantes Laine
Missoula
Plathead
Flathead County
Flathead
Post Office Plans Buy Motor Trucks for Parcel Post
The Post Office Department will purchase motor trucks to boost parcel post delivery. The move aims to extend rural delivery and give boosters a platform to promote faster service.
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Osar
Awakening in Corning Houseman Stirs Oyster Bay Fear
A Corning resident who reportedly sat up in bed and asked for breakfast creates a startling scene amid ongoing silence from Oyster Bay. The incident fuels local unease as authorities seek to explain the curious event and its possible ties to broader regional anxieties.
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Corning, N.Y
Oyster Bay
Eastern college fires pretty teacher sparks debate
An eastern newspaper notes a young female teacher was removed for being too pretty. The item suggests if Montana schools acted similarly there would be many vacancies in Teton county. The remark frames the issue as a broader question of appearance standards in education.
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Netstone
Eastern Dailies
Young
Selioo
Ceacher
Eastern College
Montana
Teton County
De Haven Dies at Huntsville Home in California Justice
California lawyer and statesman De Haven, a Justice of the Supreme Court, died today at his Huntsville country home after a cerebral hemorrhage struck him Friday. The prominent figure, known as a statesman, faced a sudden two day illness before passing.
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de Justice
Supreme ‘Court
California
Huntsville
Hines
Babylonian paving and building materials in ancient streets
The text notes Babylon used clay bricks and asphalt in construction, with Strabo claiming Babylon’s streets were paved by 200 B C. It questions whether bricks paved roads, given alluvial clay and abundant asphalt likely used to improve streets in that era.
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Babylon
Strabo
Mesopo‘aiia
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