Anaconda Standard Subscription Rates Notice
Subscription rates listed for daily and Sunday editions. Mentions contact details including 28 East Broadway and Independent phone numbers. Advertising manager J Morton noted. Offices in New York Fifth Avenue building Chicago Hartford building Madison and Dearborn streets.
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Independent
Ratte Pranch
East Broadway
Hell
J. Morton
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana News Stand Directory Ad Names
A long list of newspaper stands and news agencies across major cities is presented, including the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. The compilation cites locations such as New York Detroit Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and others, with references to specific streets and corner sites.
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Montana
Sal
New York
Hotaling
Park Xow
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Gn Areau Hotel Marie Cigar
Kansas City
Yuma News
San Francisco
United In
Bodystreet
Los Angeles
Kemp's News Agency
San EM
Child's News Agency
Denver
Western News Agen
East Lake
Choe Mone & Lavinia’s
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Twenty-fifth Treet
Spokane
John W. Graham
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Eckharte News Agency
First Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Co
Good Roads Delegates Welcome In Anaconda Convention
The citizens of Anaconda welcome delegates to the annual Good Roads convention opening today. Attendance predicted large, enthusiasm high, and discussions expected to be profitable. Montana leads in highway improvement efforts with strong local sentiment and public spirited delegates.
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Anaconda
Good Roads
Montana
Ansconda
Conda
Roosevelt Campaign Costs Seen In Millions Of Dollars
New York press estimates the Roosevelt political campaign will require millions in funding across forty eight states and 2 040 counties. Campaign expenses include extensive printing of circulars and documents, travel, hails, and advertising to reach 16 000 000 voters nationwide.
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New York
Roosevelt
Toar
Roosevelt and Dixon face national campaign funding
Discussion notes Roosevelt's resolve to fund a looming contest. Montana Senator Joseph M Dixon is favored for a Roosevelt cabinet role to ensure Montana's share in campaign financing. The piece analyzes potential voter turnout for next November, estimating a total popular vote around 18 million plus, with several caveats about male voting eligibility and historic turnout trends.
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United States
Continental
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Statistics
Congress
Secretary of State
United State
The Responsible Party in Tariff and Trust Debate
The piece argues the Republican Party bears responsibility for high living costs, blaming tariffs and trusts amid campaign debates. It contends Republicans failed to lower tariffs, fostered trusts, and must be held accountable, suggesting demand for major political change and simpler primary systems.
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Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Montana voters face long campaign ahead under new primary law
The piece argues the six month pre election campaigning under the primary section law will intensify political battles, keeping the public in constant agitation well before the fall election. It notes farmers and business leaders already view the law unfavorably and predicts Montana may adopt the reform next fall but seek ways to repeal it in coming years.
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Montana
Convention Wraps Up After Heated Fight for Wilson Support
The report recounts Bryan siding against Clark, Murphy’s New York strength, and Montana’s prophecy favoring Wilson. Delegates from New York shifted to Clark then opposed by Tammany influence, leading to a Wilson nomination seen as cleansing the convention of corporate meddling and historic in scope.
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Bryan
New York
Murphy
Ryan
West Virginia
Allance
New York City
New York State
United States
Woolsrow Wilken
Clark
O'Goveror Wilson
Walsh
Bpeall
Ur Bryan
Mir Clark
Cdy
Tammany Hall
Bethe Montana
Montana
Wilson
Growth in assessment boosts Great Falls figures
The County Assessor released a July 7 update showing a roughly $100,000 rise in assessed value to $21,701.21 for Cascade County, driven by plowed land and a new avenue. Development by settlers and increased machinery and autos uplifted values, with tax rates not expected to change materially. The Great Falls city mirrors county gains in similar proportion.
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Great Falls
Innei
Cascade County
City of
Dreadful dandelion menace alarmed Glasgow editors
The Glasgow News laments the spread of a “dreadful dandelion” damaging lawns across the town. Citizens urged to start weeding now, with constant vigilance morning noon and night. A butcher knife and control efforts are advised to protect premises.
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Glasgow News
Glasgow
Enda
Debates on Naval Buildup and Women’s Dress Emerge
The article critiques Admiral Dewey’s push for four battleships a year, noting it unlikely will be heeded as years pass since the Spanish War. It also discusses Mrs. Tha Husted Harper’s view that women’s dress affects suffrage, praising simpler attire and criticizing hobble skirts and ornate hats. The piece reflects on societal fashion, politics, and ongoing presidential campaign atmospherics.
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Dewey
Fromie
Phinges
Tha Husted Harper
Woma
Paris
How to Get This Book Desiring Great Educations
The Anaconda Standard offers a free book via six consecutive coupons plus six cents, with six coupon submissions required from readers in Butte or Anaconda offices. The book is described as curiously written, vouched by authorities, illustrated with purposefully taken photographs, printed large on fine paper, and priced at two dollars, so six cents is a strong bargain. Out-of-town readers must mail six coupons and 75 cents to Anaconda for postage.
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Anaconda Standard
Haskin
Butte
Anaconda
Standard
Fear river may cut new channel past Miles City
Special Dispatch reports Tongue river near Miles City may wash away banks and create a shortcut to the Yellowstone. About 40 feet of bank was eroded during high water along George Biles' front, with potential cutoff south of the Northern Pacific bridge awaiting engineering department action and a company engineer’s investigation.
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Miles City
Tongue River
Yellowstone
George Biles
Robert Aitchison
Pacle
Wanted in Oregon Special Inspector Report
An inquiry from Pendleton authorities found Guy Foster, arrested locally, is wanted in Pendleton for horse stealing and also for the same offense in Forsyth. Foster is accused of hiring a livery rig and not returning it. After his local arrest, Forsyth notified that he was wanted for not returning the team and buggy. one horse and the vehicle were recovered, the other horse remains missing, with the presumption he fled.
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Stancare
Les City
Penditon
Ore
Sher
Lavatley
Guy Foster
Pendleton
Foster
Foreyth
Forsyth
Star Barn
Lewistown Couple Ties The Knot In Peach Ridge Church
Professor Sackett, Fergus high school principal, married Miss Wilhelmina Reuckert, teacher of music and German, in a Thursday ceremony conducted by Rev. S. W. Wright of the Presbyterian church. They depart for a camping tour through Yellowstone Park. Sackett came to Lewistown years ago from Dunkirk New York, where he led a high school. the bride taught there then.
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Diepatent
Lewistown
Fergus High School
Wilhelmina Reuckert
5. W. Wright
Presbyterian Church
Yellowstone Park
Bomb Explosion Injures Perry Heath in Heath
Special dispatch from Lewistown on July 7 reports Perry Heath sustained painful head wounds when a giant bomb exploded as he neared it in Heath. Drs. Attix and Brice attended him, and he is expected to recover.
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Lewistown
Heath
Perry Heath
Drs. Attix and
Brice
Carved Capitol Made by Virginia Professor
A clover carved model of the Capitol building in Washington D C crafted by Prof George F Sayre of Stokesville Va The wooden carving made with only a pocket knife requires no carpenter s square and comprises over 9000 pieces The wood used is poplar
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Capitol
Washington, D.C
George F. Sayre
Stokesville
Cascarets Ad Emphasizes Gentle Natural Laxative Use
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a mild effective laxative that works like foods and exercise. It stresses natural action, no irritation, candy tablet form, ten cent box, and urges taking a Cascaret immediately when relief is suspected. Outdoor living and light diet lessen need for laxatives.
Capitol Model Sculpture Description in White Pine and Walnut
The model describes a building ten inches high to the Freedom statue crest, two feet long and eight inches wide. Grounds feature felted green trees, enhancing the scene. Washington statue stands seated with right arm raised, facing the central portico while spectators stand around it. The carving is white except the Freedom statue in gold, set against a sky backdrop.
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Washington
Capitol
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Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Good Roads Convention
the Responsible Party
Mc Walsh
the State Editors
Havre
Dillon Examiner
Democratic House
Senate
Nging
Bers
Eastern Montana
Cropa
3Rontana
Pacfs
Milwaukee
Jemma
Wintosh
Dundas County
Ontario
Raval's
Ledger
Europe
Helena
Carital City
Musa
Sage
By Frederic J. Haskin
Suly
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
EGES
Owsley Block
Rice, Fulton & May
Orego
Tim OF
BOMB
Gonzaga University
Gonzaga College
Wash
College of Arts
Law
Wapartmen
Law School
Saylor
Iar
West
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