Foreign advertising agents listed in Anaconda Standard
A fragmented OCR list names numerous advertising and news agencies across cities such as New York Hartford Chicago Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and Denver. The item catalogs offices and street addresses for these agents as part of Standard Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S_O
Montana
New York
Hotaling
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Wengo—Congress
Ist. Paul N. St. Marie
Fifth Street
Inneapolis
Western News
St Lake City
Moonlie & Ludwie
Logden
Lowe Brox
John W. Graham Co
Je Avenue
Trego News
Castle—Eckhart's
Avenue
Washington Street
Rowman News Company
Lobbying Debate Stirs Montana Missouri Legislation Echo
The piece argues lobbying is essential to lawmaking, asserting voters’ views shape bills such as suffrage and racing laws. It notes reform could curb abuses through rules, but abolition would waste a key public process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fort
House
Legislature For Action
Germ findings spark price and probe amid medical debate
Reports detail German scientist Friedmann touting a germ remedy tested under government oversight by physicians. Rumors spread of rival scientists with similar results and a $1 million demand for American rights, while others question ethics and motives as Adrianople and global politics frame the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Friedmann
New York
Friedmann
Spirit of the Press Rivalry in Political Gossip
A jumble of clipped lines from newspapers and jokes references politics and public figures. It notes a Philadelphial Ledger item and mentions President Wilton, Mr Bryan, and a new Delaware secretary of state amid light banter and social quips.
Ratification Clears Path for Tax Amendment Across States
The New Jersey legislature's ratification reduces the number of states needed to reach the three fourths requirement for a constitutional amendment. Once one more state approves, the secretary of state will issue a proclamation declaring the amendment adopted, with Congress involved in the final steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New Jersey
Connecticut
Iana
Massachusetts
Newshire
Rhode Island
United States
Albany and Troy Elks Ride Down the Hudson
A fragment describes Albany and Troy Elks on a Hudson excursion wearing straw hats and dusters. The piece references public curiosity about Arizona Kicker and a loitering messenger boy, with scattered musings on summer and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Albany
Troy Elks
Hudson
Humor of the Day and Disputed Friend Quips
A collection of light exchanges and jokes from various papers. A mother reproves a girl for behavior while a father comments on a college student, followed by a Baltimore American quip about classroom writing and originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Fragmented tales mix politics and wit from a busy Washington era
A garbled clipping blends remarks on a congressman and a fanciful marriage plot with jokes from Billy Sunday and assorted humor bits. The text references Washington, stories of the art, and light anecdotes about education, manners, and weather, all framed as a slice of midcentury comic chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lotta Golde
Thart
Mise Golde
Washington Star
Turkish revolt places Enver Bey as army chief
After the cabinet topple, the Young Turks seize control and form a new government. Enver Bey, the revolt's prime mover, has been appointed chief of the general staff, signaling a likely return to war with Balkan states and surrender terms for Adrianople clouded by new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarianople
Adrianople
Sultan Self II
Turkey
Aralang
Foritlereu
Valens
Gratian
Vic
Europe
Greece
Russia
Balkan States
Enver Bey
Fragmented quotes mix in a curious mash of voices
The excerpt blends scattered lines and misread phrases from various publications, noting oddities in speech and humor. It references Newark Star, Washing Lodgersee, London Sketch, Tatler, and Perry, hinting at a collage of disparately sourced quotes and wordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Star
Washington Star
London
Tatler
Perry
Solomon
Mia
Pleasant Alaska Resources and Population Growth
An incoming administration faces Alaska's vast resources and sparse population under conservation policies. The piece notes Alaska dwarfs Denmark and Nordic states in land and potential, yet its agricultural base lags. It argues resource restrictions hinder development, citing coal and timber limits and high transportation costs to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlaska
Hi Maska
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Finland
North Pole
Alaska
Pinchot
British Columbia
Tidewater
Wilson
Pacific States
Evening Talk Imagines Firelit Dreams Across a City
A nostalgic vignette recalls children gathered by lamplight as visions flicker in the fire. Each child imagines distant spires, grand mansions, crystal fountains, and fairy gifts, while a narrator hints at hopes and the Wilson era politics. Eugene C.
Innuendo and Irony in Urban Life Commentary
A fragmented urban vignette quotes caustic lines on gender roles and social pretenses. It contrasts a bare room with a diamond tale, mocks masculine strategy in courting and work, and riffs on women’s resilience and public behavior in a streetcar era.
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Postoffice
Anaconda
Satere Bisck
Butte
Broadway
Bell
Independent Phone
Morton
York Omer
Fifth Avenue
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Standard Publishing Comny
Anaconda, Mont
Adrianoile
Main Street
Park
Quarts Street
Ann
Senator Warren
Amtrianople
Dr. Wilson
Eldorado
Kan
Man Castro
Alfonso
Pasteur Institute
Canever
General Y Sickley
Patonment
Arianna
J. Hamilton Lewis
Dussaud
Spirit of the Press
the Knickerbocker Press
Ware
Priaent’ Wilton
Bryan
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Mike
Cleveland Leager
Atives
Pittsburg
Delaware
Nis
Billy
Tabernacle
Bill
Philantheo
Lower East Aide School
Ssunday Magazine
Buttin
Gerry
Cleveland Plain Dealer
the Sol
Serpent
Snowslide
ARM
Weinberg
Owstey Block Butte, Montana
Flores
Rice
Fulton & May
Pierenns
Ana Twilight
Thearthstone Mt
Herself
Ant
Fancy
Eugene C
Ike
Amme
Cincinnati
East Park Street
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