Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana Announcement
The document lists Standard Publishing Company contact details and subscription rates with multiple agent offices across the region. It names branches, mailing addresses, phone numbers, and outside Montana agents, indicating distribution and advertising networks for the company based in Anaconda Montana.
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Montana
Witte
Reet Ty Zork
Howating
S. No. 1
Park
Broadway
Fetropolitan
News Co Foodward
Michigan
Bt. Marie Cigar and Kews Co
Fifth Street
Kansas City
Yuma
Binth
Main Streets
San Felce_United
jes—Kemp
Fego-E. M. Child's News Jan Western
Isa Lake
McGillis & Ludwie's
Ife
S ‘Lowe Bros
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Avenue
Trego News
Ekmart
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Senate caucus endorses Underwood bill by party vote
Tuesday last night forty nine senators backed the Underwood bill in a party caucus. Walsh and Myers stood as loyal Democrats with free wool and free sugar beliefs, while Now of Nevada and others abstained or voiced objections. The tally matches the required margin, signaling a tight passage path.
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Lvely
Walsh
United Party
Myers
Louisiana
Now
Nevada
Thornton
Ranein
Newlands
Shafroth
Weboxiph
Rechanai Scutherson
Texas
Hitchcock
Nebraska
National Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Pueblo
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokane
Missoula
Helena
Billings
Fargo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Helena Commercial Club
Montana
Federation of
Forgetful Traveler Resurfaces in Philadelphia Mystery
Frederick Berger of Geiss Rockaway Long Island vanished on May 10 with 687 dollars to settle a bill. Police and detectives searched widely but kept details quiet as Berger later reappeared in Philadelphia with amnesia, unable to recall his identity or past.
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Frederick Berger
Geiss Rockaway
Elwerks
Bor. Bbor
Philadelphia
Fragmented lines reflect distress and alarm in escape ordeal
A garbled excerpt shows fear and urgency as a group or individual faced danger. The text hints at imprisonment and a hurried escape, with mentions of urgency, anxiety, and a plea for safety. Names, places, or precise events are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Daisy as state flower and other notes from the era
A wide miscellany recalls Pennsylvania and other states debating a state song and flower. The piece notes Missouri and West Virginia efforts, the daisy as Pennsylvania’s chosen bloom, and satire on rural versus urban meaning. It clips cultural opinions, National Chamber of Commerce plans, and assorted headlines.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Press
Missouri
West Virginia
Flower
Pittsburg
Ohio
Century
Gerard as German ambassador chosen for strength and tact
New York Times and New York American comment on James W. Gerard selected to be ambassador to Germany. They praise his social polish, legal training, and patriotic American character while noting the role requires real ability and cultural heft.
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New York Times
James W. Gerard
Berlin
Atlantic
Imperato
Marconi Wireless
Gerard
Kaiser's Court
United States
New York
Germany
America
Insecure Times Warn of Invasions and High Stakes
Fragmented notes reference dangers of invasion for villages, shifting allegiances, and political unease. Mentions include Manuel's wedding, Portugal crown, Roosevelt fireworks claim, and Governor Sulzer's July heat amid legal woes. Mercury in Montana cited as oddly benign.
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Montana
Mercury
Balkans
Sulzer
New York
Lady Gregory Returns to Playwriting After Accident
Ady Gregory reports Lady Gregory, director of The Irish Players, has recovered enough from her hand injury to begin work on a new play. She dislikes the typewriter and writes manuscripts sent to the printer.
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Lady Gregory
The Ham Tree Play at Winter Garden
Ned Weyburn and Winter Garden management stage The Ham Tree. John Cort will send McIntyre and Heath to the coast for the production likely to feature in the season.
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Winter Garden
Ned. Weyburn
sJohn’ Cort
McIntyre and
Heath
Sayre to Wed Miss Jessie Wilson in November
Francis Bowes Sayre, engaged to President Roosevelt’s daughter Jessie Wilson, will wed in the East Room of the White House. The ceremony will occur on a Saturday in mid November, with the exact date not yet fixed.
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David Starr Jordan
United States
Jessie Wilson
White House
Francis Bowes Sayre
Mr. Sayre
Lizzie Tyler
Nellie Grant
Alice Roosevelt
Joy in Living as Core Test of Religion
The text argues that art and religion should express gladness for life and enhance living. It praises healthful pleasure in eating, drinking, exercise, love, work, play, worship, and prayer, insisting joy is the central problem. It cites the apostle's command to rejoice as a guide to true living.
The Swatters Lament in Walt Mason Song
A mock epic hymn to swatters battling flies from dawn to night. The narrator lampoons famed failing efforts and a valley of buzzing foes as he vows to keep swatting despite fatigue and rising numbers. The verse parodies persistent insect onslaught with comic rhythm and stubborn resolve.
Quaint or curious snippets from early 20th century notes
A collage of brief items covers pigeon racing tea cup era curiosities. It mentions South Africa engines fading from paraffin studies by J Astley to Royal Colonial Institute talks. Other notes recount a story of Raud and Calico Rock Arkansas, desert heat centers, and a wedding rice ban in Missouri.
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Ngland
South Africa
J. Astley
Royal Colonial Institute
London
Bruce Owen Raud
Deg
Calico Rock
Ark
California
Raud
Servia
Baroness de la Rouche
Aden
Indias
Sopuia
John H. Meyers
Pace
Tennyson
Selcombe
Bolt Head
Quotable Fragments From The Cincinnati Enquirer
A column of scattered quips covers social trends, politics, marriage, gender roles, and humor. It jests about water scarcity in Hades, a pistol pocket for women, riot talk, and a jailed Tennessee wife. It notes a man returning from vacation to surprise, and comments on courage, love letters, and vanity.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Hades
Tennessee
Rolling Stone
Humor of the Day Jokes and Witty Quotes Arrayed
A collage of quips from papers like Cleveland Plain Dealer London Opinion Melville Pelican Philadelphia Record and New York Times notes jokes about marriage, reformatories, barbers and fashion. It strings witty lines and playful banter reflecting social mores of the era.
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Jane
Mary
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ald
London
Peliean
Pier Dearest
Charley
Humber
Pittsburg Post
Dogs and Duty Bound in Louisville Courier Journal Note
A short, oblique Courier Journal line references not buttoning dogs down the back, signaling a quip or editorial aside likely about pack handling or livestock. The fragment preserves a local voice but lacks clear event, date, or named entities for fuller reporting.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Alka people must conclude peace before money loans
A collection of quotes from Chicago Record Herald Pittsburg Dispatch Cleveland Plain Dealer and Louisville Courier Journal commentaries on politics finance and administration. Notable lines include claims about peace as a condition for borrowing funds and sarcasm about officials and the weather bureau.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Alfred Noyes
Yale
Pittsburg Dispatch
Ants and medical lore in a rambled Exchange
A humorous and rambling swap of tales features a West East contrast on ants described as beetlelike beasts of burden. Congresssman John H Small recounts a blacksmith's wrist injury and a doctor’s comical bottle request, ending with a drastic line about using tools if surgery is needed.
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John H. Small
Nort Carolina
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