Standard Publishing Company Ad and Political Notes
A long OCR rendering outlines Standard Publishing Company details and branches, plus a mixed column of political campaign commentary and recent events. It discusses subscription rates, offices, and newsstand locations, then shifts to editorial observations on electoral canvassing, public sentiment, and a blizzard era telephone dispatch impact on railroad communications and train dispatch reliability. The piece blends business notices with opinion on British, Japanese, and U S policy and wartime era debates.
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Ge-up
Athen Observer
New York
Poonayivanle
Uilzzard
Thera Weer
Pwt
Pennsylvania
Comet superstitions and political jabs echo in old column
A ragged column mocks past beliefs about Halley's comet and fate while weaving sharp opinions on taxes prices and politics. It references Napoleon era fears, French politics, and speculative future leaders, with satirical takes on reform, economy, and public debates.
Paris Flood Threatens Seine Frontage and City Structures
The report notes the Seine's rising waters threatening Paris quays and bridges, with vast floods capable of overwhelming riverside architecture, art, and commerce. Observers stress the unimaginable scale of destruction if flood levels continue to rise along the city’s riverfront.
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France
Feeneh Republic
Seine
Paris
Campaign Posters Tug English Politics In Pickwick Era
A fragment notes Dickensian campaigning in Bath and England as electioneerers use colored posters to sway voters. It highlights portrayals of unemployment and social distress linked to free trade, unionist tactics, and reform fears as a hallmarked modern campaign image.
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Pickwick Papers
Batanaville
Dickens
Gazette
Independent
England
London
New York Sun
Lloyd-George
Horoskope insight for January 28 2010
Readings emphasize inner reflection and mental focus for those born under the day. Forecast highlights suggest steady attention to material concerns, cautious change, and sustained concentration through the next twelve months amid varying energies and potential nervous tension.
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Tony
Ferrons
Girsgard
Conaiaration Ag
Actress Sol Smith Resolves Recovery After Accident
New York January 27 Mrs Sol Smith the actress made a statement today regarding the rumor of her serious injury. Family members dismissed the reports and said her recovery is assured. The public following her career in America remains hopeful as details of the incident are clarified.
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New York
Sol Smith
Afra
Savills
America
New Stanford
Missoula
Cella Kermasy
Fenn Bermny
Tiate
Leona
Tathte
Florence
Morca
Coal Man Arrested Over Short Weighing Claims
A Lyons Trading Co coal dealer faced justice court action on accusations of short weight in a coal sale. The witness received 2,921 pounds but paid for two tons, with the matter set to proceed in Neary Foley’s justice court amid disputed weight tests and testimony.
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Mavonon
Lttornes
Yestordsiy
Irauk Lyons, Baneger
Lyons ‘Triudhig Company
Justice Court of Neary Foley
Wilt Maloney
Lns
Macenpa
Lyons Trading Company
Comretn
Matenpi
Lyons Company
Anic
Onlin
Dave
Senator Davis Sees Fraud in Land Sale Case
Washington reports Senator Davis alleging fraud tied to a Senate plan authorizing sale of unallotted lands to a Northwest reservation, claiming vast schemes behind the disposals and urging cautious treasury action. The story also notes Henry Taft’s remarks praising U S Mexican cordial relations during a pleasure trip related to the National Railway venture.
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Washington
Jan
Jule Tne
Porporey
Senate
South
WA Kola
Tie
Jnvch
Los Angeles
United States
Nexico
Henry W
University of Montana debates graduate income tax plan
The University of Montana will host an interstate debate with Whitman College at Tallman, Wash, on the topic: Resolved that a graduated income tax with exemption under $2,000 would suit the federal system. A two man debate format is proposed, aiming for efficiency and new personnel. Registration for the spring term is Feb 1 as exams and coursework continue.
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Missoula
Tan
University of Montana
Wash
Taliman
State College
Pullman
Whitman College
Northwest
Alneste
Alison
Mann
Oll
Une
Athletic Ball Marks University Year End Events
Readable text notes an annual university athletic ball as a year end event. It mentions sociology topics and a social function aligned with the school year, framing the ball as the climax of the athletic season at the university.
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Tures
University Stud Snarks Ie
Fragmentary Notes on Livestock Protection and Injury
The text describes how blows affect sheep and cattle, noting that sheep show distress and drop suddenly as if shot. It mentions protection failures during spring and summer migrations and recalls a case where shot northwest lambs were injured.
Old Billie Hawkes Declared Insane in Missoula Court
William F Hawkes known as Old Billie the expressman was judged insane by examiners Doctor Fitzgerald and Dr Pixley before Judge Wenster. He has been in declining health and will be moved to Warm Springs for treatment after his brother Charles Hawkes travels from California to arrange care.
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Japan
England
Prinea
Knox
Faris
Lonfont
Stael
Inox
United States
State Department
Washington
Underwood
Deer Lidge Rature
Rec
Bpeer Dingaten
Missoula
William F. Hawkes
Billie
Expressman
T. A Fitzgerald
Charies Pixley
F. d Wenster
Siater'd
Charles Hawkes
California
Warm Springs
National Association of Manufacturers Expands Global Market Studies
The National Association of Manufacturers reports growth in foreign markets. U S exports totaled 795 million dollars with major shipments to international markets. Domestic manufacture and completed goods account for over one and a half billion in merchandise exports, reflecting broadened overseas demand.
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National Association of Sianufacturers
United States
LOK
Manu
Sarmmerss
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