Standard Publishing Company Notice of Offices and Rates
Publication imprint listing Butte and Anaconda offices, contact numbers, and subscription rates for The Daily and Sunday Standard. Includes mailing classification and address for business correspondence.
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Bozeman
Philipsburg
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Montana Outdoor Season Lures Visitors To Scenic Parks
Saturday morning in Montana highlights record crowds at Yellow Stone and Glacier parks as summer travel flourishes. Butte families embrace nature with Camp Fire Girls Tahepia Wohelo camp and Girl Scouts lodge on Little Basin creek, while plans advance for a Boy Scout camp near Ruby, offering outdoor joys for local children.
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Montana
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Kansas City
Houston
Butte
Tahepia Wohelo
Heaven
Little Basin Creek
Ruby
The Talking Screen Foresees Talking Films Expansion
Major film studios embrace sound cinema with plans to shift vast schedules toward talking pictures. One large company states at least eighteen synchronized productions will reach theaters next season, signaling a turning point in film history.
Silent vs Sound in 1920s Film Programs
A film version of Uncle Tom's Cabin with sound effects is shown alongside a company announcing that at least ten 1928 29 specials including The King of Kings and The Goddess Girl will feature the photophone. The piece notes some audience may still prefer traditional silent drama once novelty wears off.
Master Gunman and the New York Slayings
The piece argues Chicago gang warfare spreading to New York may portend nationwide crime, focusing on Frank Vale of Brooklyn killed in a Chicago style ambush. Vale, a prominent bootlegger, survived a violent era linked to Capone networks. his death signals a broader underworld crisis and a large gunmen industry.
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Chicago
New York
Frank Vale
Brooklyn
Metropolis
Vale
Yale
Dion O’bannon
Scarface al Capone
A Cut in Prices and Postage Rates Noted
The article notes reduced rates and tax removals affecting July dues for clubs, restored one cent private mailing cards, size limits for cards, two ounce mailing charges, bulk delivery changes with a nickel cut for two to ten pound pieces, air mail unchanged until Aug 1, then 5 cents for half ounce and 10 cents per additional ounce, and claims Uncle Sam keeps prices as low as possible.
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Sam
Political industry thrives as voters remain divided
Before the campaign ends, politicians will find many plain people unsure of party affiliation. Ballot stuffing is outdated, but the era when altering voters remains a political industry will never end.
Licker in Politics and Corn on the Cob Headlines
The piece notes ongoing chatter about licker in campaigns as political arguments yield to leisure topics like golf and fish tales. It observes corn on the cob entering markets and hints at consumer preferences, while asserting no national party will strongly push alcohol in its platform.
Knowledge Box Answers Include Historic Flights and Figures
The page lists Wilmer Stultz with a transatlantic flight from America to Wales and England, Amelia Earhart and Lou Gordon. It also names John and Charles Wesley and Georges Clemenceau, with stray OCR fragments like oo Wil Hays and St. John iii6.
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Wilmer Stultz
Wales
England
Amelia Earhart
Lou Gordon
John and
Charles Wesley
Georges Clemenceau
Features on the ATR and Concert Lineup
Demonstration hour at 12:30 featuring the Dal Hart trio on WHJZ WDAF WOC WHO WOW KOA and WFAA. At 5:30 a Lewisohn Stadium concert broadcast on WEAF KSD WOC WHO WOW KOA and WFAA.
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Dalhart
WIJZ
WDAF
Woc
WHO
WOW
KOA
WFAA
Lewisohn Stadium
WEAF
KSD
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Cities and Programs
A clipped listing of broadcast slots across multiple stations in Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis Denver Los Angeles Oakland Portland San Francisco Seattle Spokane detailing times and program names such as Demonstration hour Star String Trio School of the Air Ensemble Feature program Studio hour Nighthawks Dinner Concert Dance Vocal Open Air Concert and various music and theater offerings by stations including WDAF WTMJ WCCO KOA KFI KNX KGO KGW KPO KHQ and KHQ Spokane.
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WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Nighthawks
Mello
Sc. Hawkins
Chris Deutsch
WCCO
Minneapolis
KOA
Denver
WEAF
KFI
Los Angeles
KNX
Midnight Express
KGO
Oakland
KGW
Portland
KPO
San Francisco
Wolverines
Seattle
KHQ
Spokane
Hoover's World Voyages Fashion a Floating Office
In the 1901 to 1914 period Herbert Hoover traveled widely by P and O liners and land routes, turning his shipside cabin into a working office. Mrs Hoover followed for family needs while the couple maintained two long tenure residences, including Red House in London and a St Petersburg base, hosting engineers, scholars, and traders who shaped a global network.
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Hoover
Europe
Australia
Far East
Suez
Singapore
Columbo
Indian Ocean
Ceylon
Malay Peninsula
Siberia
Japan
Tokio
Hoovers
Stanford
San Francisco
Mandalay
Broken Hill
Leningrad
St. Petersburg
Russian Empire
Red House
Horton Street
Kensington
London
Belgium
Palo Alito
Afghanistan
Borneo
Nome
Klondike
Theodore
Wichita Restful Town Sees New Air Capital Growth
The narrator revisits Wichita Kansas after life in New York and notes its quiet, friendly streets and close neighborly ties. He observes clanging street bells, western hospitality, and a rapid aviation boom with 30 planes produced weekly, a major municipal airport, and several fields, signaling a forthcoming era.
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Wichita
Kan
Times Square
Manhattan
New York
Madison
Wisconsin
Emporia
Kansas
Kansas City
Ae Square
Grand Central
Turbulent Global Trends Reported in Scraps
The scraps note Turks to suspenders, Spain sees an auto boom, Germany forecasts a business spurt and Rhine traffic rising. Glasgow plans 248 steel houses, Turkey eyeing a wide auto highway program. South Africa faces a worsening used car issue. European fashion shifts to dog hair garments from chows.
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Spain
Germany
Glasgow
Scotland
Turkey
Rhine
South Africa
Europe
One-Minute Pulpit Verse Reflection
A brief devotional recalling Psalms 77 verses 11 to 14, praising the Lord for wonders of old and mighty deeds. The meditation centers on God’s sanctity and incomparable power, urging remembrance and talk of divine works among the people.
Astrology predicts strong planetary influence for trade and culture
Astrologers foresee a day of benefic planetary government with rising trade in early hours and boosts for newspapers and finance from foreign news demand. Greece gains world interest, art patronage expands, and Europe Asia students may visit America to view great works. Prosperity and sharp minds indicated.
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United States
Greece
Uncle Sam
Europe
Asia
America
Dear Noah and the Coal Incident in Jefferson Wis
Fragmentary OCR yields a cryptic note referencing Mr Smith's fall in a coal setting, a question about a blacksmith, and a possible tea cup saucer with a sugared ringout. lacks coherent context or verifiable names beyond L Bagley Jr and Jefferson, Wis.
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Noah
Smith
L.bagley JR
Noah Jefferson
Backward Look in Butte and Anaconda
A retrospective feature recalls notable events from 10, 20 and 30 years ago in Butte and Anaconda. It highlights local milestones, community changes, and remembered figures while reflecting on how the towns have evolved over time.
July 7 1918 news notes and births across cities
Reports from July 7 1918 detail renewed German offensives in France and front weakness, plus local births and travels from families in North Washington Street and Dillon. San Francisco naval movements mark Atlas fleet sailors sailing. Halifax wreck of La Bourge sinks 725 aboard after collision with Charthyshire. Community notices include births for Mr and Mrs John Srhan, Cha Curtiss, and Emmett Ry, plus marriages and trips to the East by local residents.
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Hindburg
John Sr Han
North Washington Str
E. J. Groeneveld
John Groeneveld
Dillon
Richard Brimacombe
Mildred
Seattle
Sol Genzberger
Grace
Cha Curtiss
San Francisco
Atlas
Ray Colter
United States Navy
M. E. Foard
Butte
Arthur Vautrin
Stan Drug Company
Spok
E. A. Giess
Ir Gratten
Waverly
N. Y
John A. Shelton
Wallington
Eastge
Halifax
N. S
Grand Banks
Sable Islet
North Atlantic
la Bourge
Chartyshire
L. G. Morgan
Friends
Ogden
Emmett Ry W. B. Coulter
Mary Mel
Fa de Siere
John O'Neill
Conda Road
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Canada
Associated Press
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
Steger
Globe
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Street
Leary
Mics
Gunman
Wil Hays
St. John, iii
WSB
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Herbert Hoover
Clifford McBride
White House
Washington
New York State
Dewitt Clinton
Noa Numikure
Mes
MR Smith
Johnny Jumpop
William Crocus
Lily-Of -the Valley
Curley Hall
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