Anaconda Standard publishing details and office list
The Anaconda Standard publishes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists branch offices and newsstand locations across cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Boston Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and more. The note directs all general business letters and correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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New York City
Metallik
Nets Stend
Parc Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
PG. Newa Co
Dearhoin Street
Ad Empire
Jackson and
Dearborn
Kansas City
Yona News Co
Ninth
Min
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
South Third Street
San Francisco
van Ness Avenue
Wetel Strang
Los Angeles
Kouln Olive
Denver
Hotston
Tex
White News Co
Ball City
Rosenfeld & Hannon's
Toh Street
Oxtenne
Jone Brox
Spokane
Howard
Iettera
Te Standatd Publishing Company
Anaconda
Afont
Governor Harmani al Ghia’s Seattle trip and campaign hints
A garbled report discusses Governor Harmani al Ghia planning a Seattle visit and untitled campaign rhetoric. It hints at cross-state travel, possible invitations for stops, and speculation about his presidential prospects amid political chatter. The piece references other figures and suggests a broad national campaign context.
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Harmani al Ghia
Seattle
Tule
Montana
Jean clUxenshin
Helle
Unclear historical notice of early air and boat tech with Wright Flyer mention
Fragmented OCR describes early craft and riverboat components, noting Clermont and paddle wheels, balance gears, and a distant forecast of Wright brothers models. It references a New York pageant, Abewart and Vanson wall, and potential exhibitions in a future century.
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New York
Ius
Vanson
Sytion
Holgartees
Clermont
Diwlos
Wright Breathers
Tragic NY Death Reveals Former Army Officer
A man named Polater died by his own hand in New York a few days ago. Newspapers detailed the tragedy and noted his once gallant officer background with General Wheeler. After the war he pursued several ventures, yet faced misfortune and died alone.
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Polater
New York
Jor Wheeler
Wimselt
Roosevelt Era Aviation Feats Stir Public Interest
A long review of aviation news highlights past and recent feats linked to Theodore Roosevelt era figures. It notes aviator mishaps at Glen Curtis, Wright brothers demonstrations, and political reactions in New York City and Congress. The piece discusses public fascination, media coverage, and potential aviation funding debates.
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Easilvy
Dersey
Friedson
Broadwey
New Jeynes
Herbert Fisttuase
Davey
Bort Mayer
Ameren
Abe Wright
Lawis
Lechaane
Dover
Dover, Ta Be the First To Herforin Thig
Law
Wright Brothers
Servien
Aylig
Seroplane
Fort Meyer
Rongras
Jtfe
Wright Mighty
Noted praise and complaints in Medion letter to President
The letter from President Cate in W. Gi. Medion lauds and critiques a vast engineering monument. Medion, builder of the Had won river project, responds to the compliment with reflections on American enterprise and the project’s scope.
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Cate
W. Gi. Medion
President Stoore Well Wroke to The titel buttter
A garbled tribute notes gratitude to a president who praised a long serving public figure and his loyalty to the American people. It references McAdoo and extended service between major cities. The piece circulates as a ceremonial praise amid political discourse.
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United Sites
McAdoo
New York
Wis
Stoore
Shaun Feet
Gibbs McAdoo
Eh Aanitier Presient
Blériot's Flight to Dover Draws Massive Dover Welcome
The French aviator Blériot completed a flight to Dover amid a large gathering at the Lord Warden hotel. Reports say his arrival drew cheering crowds as officials prepared a formal reception and plans for a London tour.
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Wits
Daver
Asia
Uelae
AscEnt
Brother Fails to Get Him on Wireless Telephone
A fraught domestic scene unfolds as a man cannot connect with a family member via wireless telephone. The article notes the strain on communication within the employer’s household and mentions a farm hand Walton Withes linked to a case in Wilkun Cooley. The piece hints at a hospital treatment plan and a general sense of confusion about the technology's role in daily life. The report also touches on lottery fever in the West and land opportunities in Eastern Manland with varied prospects for winners and others alike.
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Standard
Fmmwige
Lili
Tim
Walton Withes
Cin Ranel
Wilkun Cooley
Thwad
Dravaghe
Wan Sue Gimes
Preserving Time With Housewifes Preserving Time With Housewifes
A long narrative on seasonal canning and jellies describes winter prep by housewives. It highlights preserving raspberries, cherries, mint, and horseradish, with market notes on beets, celery root, and cucumbers. It mentions prices, supply from Jefferson valley, and rising demand for jams and jellys and mentions crab apples and grapes as key preserves.
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Pete
Ayer
Louie
Kearon
Abele
Mirronis
Jefferson Valley
Hutte
Indirket
Ganscherrion
Commerce
Kent
Hora
Alec
Montana
Bax
Damand
Altraer
Weisn
Alors
Horoscope of business luck and caution today
Jupiter and Neptune promise favorable commerce and new ventures with strong odds for opening shops offices and new work. Promoters agents and travelers may benefit while caution amid conflict and hazard remains. Promises favor professions and education with luck for women and those born under lucky dates.
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Jupiter
Uranus
Neptune's
Ian Melt
Fragmentary wartime censorship threat memo from odd phrasing
A garbled wartime note warns the government will act against certain publications and offers promised cooperation if publishers of fashion magazines are assassinated. The text reads as a chaotic, unclear stencil of censorship rhetoric without clear attribution or date.
Runaway Horses Roam City Streets In Turbulent Night
A pair of runaways spurred chaos on local avenues as two horses bolted from stables. Bystanders watched a tense chase ending near Mast Urandway at dusk. A detective calmed the crowd and steered the horses toward safety, with one horse finally halted near a tavern.
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Jie
Ian
Tome
Huge Orchard Plan Near Billings Declared Superior
A Minnesota syndicate has secured land a few miles west of Billings to plant an expansive apple orchard in Yellowstone valley. They plan 25,000 trees of several Montana-tolerant varieties, with expert horticulturist studies guiding cultivar mix to ensure cross pollination and resilience against spring freezes. Weather, soil, and irrigation will be managed to support commercial apple production in the northern range, aiming for a robust regional industry.
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Lord Warden
Calis
Nidiignt
BL Bleriot
Fovlock
Jaldap
Lyuver
Dluriot
Amiabin
Ivery
USA
Telie
Krampes
Orion
Manley
Diethla
Orcherding
Valieya
Washington
Minnesota
Geullenen
Yellowstone
Basten Sontanz
Veselt
Wilton
Montana
Rome
Zaid Sr Wilson
Grelandd
My. Wilson
Saga Fa
Fingtern Montana
Fritt and Portinon
Juryman B F Smith Not Under Assumed Name
A legal filing disputes grand jury validity alleging juror C H Sraith’s real name was Alexander N Buccaynsht and claims the grand jury was illegitimate. It details naturalization of LB K Smith from Alexandry N Buccaynsht to Th Finith with court knowledge and record verification.
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C.H. . Sraith
Alexander N. Bureayaphi Phu
Ashie
WF. Staicti
United States
Brantly
K. Sinith
Alexandry N. Buccaynsht
Iie
Bombay Queen of Cities in Kipling's Verse and City’s Rise and Decline
The piece extols Bombay as the empire’s western hub, praising its grandeur, Parsee and Jew communities, Gothic government buildings, and Victorian station while noting decline in wealth and population. It recounts historical shifts from Portuguese control through the India Company to Victoria’s governance, the city’s markets, diverse attire, and the Parsee boom funded by cotton profits during the American Civil War, followed by plague and stagnation.
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Bombay
Bas Society
Kipling
Hamtxy
Tira
Bom- Way
Manhattane
India
England
Orient
Gel
Catherine of Braganca
Chareles
Cruvat Proparty
India Company
Vittoria
Endia
Indian
Sure
Cis
Orter
Bomhay
Amos
Peersiy
Coventry
Tt & Sunecriber
Attr
News- Pipers
Sourse
Spork
Dave
Hombay
United States
Bogland
Goambuy
Grawers
Manchester
Inday
Ellie
Death of Mrs. Lamphin in Ohio after long illness
July 23 report notes the death of Mrs. Lamphin mother of Mrs. Ryton Cunnard after a lingering illness from nephritis. She was born in Ohio, aged, and had lived with her son-in-law and daughter in Dillow for two years. The community mourns her loss as funeral arrangements follow.
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Villon
Aes
Jionise
Siatitta Tarkin
Ryton Cunnand
Loi
Ohio
Tiovenes
Dillow
Rabeson
Cunnard
Lewistown Deputy Captures Suspect in Horse Theft Case
Special Dispatch reports Deputy Sheriff Morgan followed a tip to Dillon yesterday after Westbrook, identified by police from a description, was found waiting in Lewistown. Westbrook proved to be the man wanted and Morgan took him into custody last night.
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Standardlen
Iwiss
Sheriie Morsap Af Tawishevn
Youth Steals From Bank Residence Then Returned Home
Milton James Morris, 15, of Bulle, broke open and stole thirty dollars from a bank he seized from Charles Janets’s residence last week. He was turned over to his father and permitted to return home instead of prosecution.
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Stannara
Milton
James Morris
Bulle
Charles Janets
Wes
Yesterdny
Ted
Habonis
Preliminary trial postponed for three jail inmates
The preliminary trial of Joh O'Brien, John Cavith and Arthur Nolen, all jailed, on charges related to a planned Chinese restaurant robbery, was postponed yesterday to next Friday to allow the county attorney to obtain additional witnesses.
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Dillon
Joh O'Brien
John Cavith
Arthur Nolen
Chung
Ormetend Oya
Lewistown Faces Baseball Team Budget Crisis
The Lewistown Democrat reports the city cannot support a 47 000 month baseball team as 60 000 residents are unable to back the project. The Qulic baseball tram is described as an orphan amid cuts and public debate on funding.
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Lewistown
John of
Buartion
Montana
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Juryman
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Samute Pial Vostypoven
Ownley Mock
Satie
Sant
Rice & Fulton
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