Anaconda Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Offices
Public notice styled item lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions and catalogs multiple newspaper offices and newsstands across cities. It names the Anaconda post office as second class mail matter and provides international and domestic office addresses and contact points for STANDARD PUBLISHING CO. in New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Indianapolis Seattle Portland and other major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing
Anaconda
Montana
New York City
Hotaling's
Broadway
L Janes & Mo
Aftor House
Philadelphia
Hotaling’s
Sian
Cincinnati
Fountain News P
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Catarr Woodward
Michigan
Andianapolis
Toma News
Chicago
Auchorium
St. Paul
St. Marie's Cigar and News Co
East Pifih
Minneapolis
R. M
Zency
Penver
H. P. Hansen‘s
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Rosenfield & Hansens
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitehtuee Corner
Ogden
Lawes Bros
Dwenly Fish Street
Spokane
F. W. Pritasch
North Howard
Joan W. Graham & Co
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckhart
Sec
aVettue
Cherry Street
W. O. Whither
Acme News Co
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon News Co
Morrison
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Columbia, Wide World News Co
Montana Primary Reform Delay Prefers Regular Session
A 1918 Montana note states no extra legislative session is likely to pass a primary election bill. Governor Norris backs a special session, but many legislators haven t replied favorably. Observers favor waiting for next regular session to craft a better law and avoid rush if current proposals prove unsatisfactory.
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Montana
Norris
Arapy
Legislative Assembly
Sease
Tl le
Maulana
Rexisiitiva Assemly
Fragmentary note on Suigamath building and Olympia harbor visit
Fragmented OCR text describes a visit near New York harbor with references to Suigamaht building and an attention drawing mention of a figure named Holland and a Great East command, but details are obscured and uncertain.
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New York Harbor
Oeonalon
Detina
Moving Picture Aids Sane Fourth Campaign In City
The Russell Sage Foundation promotes a “sane Fourth” through a film shown in many western theaters. The story follows a New York mayor aiding a widow and her son by backing an explosives ban, facing political pressure from fireworks dealers. After a crisis injures the widow’s child, the mayor commits to next year’s sane Fourth amid community relief and renewed support.
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Russell Sage Foundation
the Sage Foundation
Cubuth
New York
Nuria
Mike
Jackson
Emals
Abe
Von
Tha Tosh
Tila Eveslaht
Thor
Ocean Giants and Border Shifts Stir Global News
The era of gigantic ocean steamers grows with the Olympic and a looming larger sister ship, as engineers plan vessels surpassing all prior classes and nations assess profitable operation. Separately a boundary dispute redraws land lines along the Rio Grande, shifting vast areas to Mexico and redefining Texans’ residence by river course changes.
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Atlantic
Battaing
Great Eastern
Dall
Cunard Company
Abotfteen
Compania
Campania
Matretonia
Lusitania
Olympic
Taft
Harmen
Wilsem
la Follette
Madero
United States
Mexico
International Boundary Commission
el Paso
Rio Grande
Wadeden
Texas
Disjointed Political Rambles and War News From The Era
A fragmented column surveys political scandal involving Hines Lorimer and the White House, along with disjointed notes on disarmament, Chautauqua dullness, and a Camorra trial in Italy. It also mocks Roosevelt and references July brides and a pipe factory worker, mixing satire with brief world events.
Billings Man Weds Los Angeles Bride in Riverside
Special dispatch reports Miss Leslie Ela Merickle wed Henry Schultz of Billings Montana at the Riverside home of Mr and Mrs W J Merickle on Magnolia Avenue. The ceremony featured roses and Bride roses in white and green. The couple left for a wedding journey to Portland, then to their home in Billings.
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Standard
Los Angeles
Cal
W. J. Merickle
Magnolia Avenue
Riverside
Leslie Ela
Henry, Schultz
Billings
Mont
Billings Journal
Indiana
Judith Hash
Montana
In- Wana
Editorial duel sparks press photographers in Paris
In Paris a polemical feud between the Matin and the Journal over a national airplane race escalated into a public clash. Editor M. Charint of the Journal and editor Me Touvenet of the Matin exchanged words and a wound flared as reporters and a small guard confronted them. Henri Latelier of the Journal later challenged Hiaan Verina, owner of the Matin.
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Paris
Dvi
Polemigg
Matin
M. Charint
Me Touvenet
Ellef
Journidiate
Henri Latelier
Chnllenredl
Hiaan Verina
Joy Riders Escape Desert Auto Crash Killings Near Braddock
In Wheeling West Virginia during the night a group of joy riders led by Mitabarg Pan June Rod Pe Tey were in a car crash near Braddock. Pan and Rod were fatally hurt while Ward Ward and Charles Irwin were injured. The accident involved a nine seat vehicle. Three participants fled the scene and have not been found.
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Mitabarg
Pan
June Rod
Pe Tey
Wheeling
W. Vewan
Ward Ward
Gcharles Irwin
Thinetty
Braddock
Montana rains boost outlook amid critic talk
Reports from Kalispell and Missoula reflect a split view on recent rains. While farmers hail record grain and fruit yields in the East Front Range area, naysayers warn crop damage. Despite doubt, merchants smile as weather boosts agriculture and commerce locally.
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Krom
Kalisnel
Kalepell
Fragmentary Chronicle Of County Clerk And Weighing Troubles
A blurred narrative recalls a time when a courthouse move scattered artifacts and a clerk’s weigh scales. It mentions a failed legislative push to regulate weights and measures, a stumped official stashing bread tests, and a sheriff’s warning as authorities pursued suspects in a troubling case involving a girl in custody.
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Pram Ie Kalispell Fiterinke
Grifin
David Grug
Alan Ard
Walaht
Mananro
oMee
HK. M. Company
Michael Therriault
Tina
Vtowaa
Flathead County
Sinelgat
Clset Ag United Buttes
Ately
Ulan
Betas
Famine Crisis Reported Amid Lost Trade Winds
A tumultuous dispatch from San Franeled describes a famine in the Qutum region tied to a disrupted voyage. A shipment from Ibo dant arrived yesterday aboard the engine gem etn Viner, provoking penalties under local ordinances and exposing ongoing trade tensions.
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San
Vordala
Fragmented OCR notice about a person in distress
The readable text describes a person named Mim Haart Aehitdt who has been weeping and appears unwell. It notes breathing difficulty, extremities enine raid and wold, and concerns about vitality. The fragment ends with mention of a vow and a time reference 40 after.
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Aehitdt
Abe
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Young America
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Wichita, Kan
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Red Circle
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the Sunday Standard
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George
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Khariit
Ftornaan
Wien
Sf Gt
White Silpin Springs
Moora
Qutum
Belle Saasines
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Allied School Graduatea
Fargie Tll
Anould Encoll
Aner
Suineuey
Wortual Erry
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Saylor
High Elas
Pest Farilod
Priory
Fuleemediate
Tientth
Mors
Manriern
Thorsyan
Boy Vren Oic
Tosh
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