Broad array of newspaper offices listed in Montana Standard
The item catalogs numerous newspaper and news agency offices across major cities, naming locations and street addresses. It notes general business letters should be addressed to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New York
Hotaline
Park
Detroit
Metropolitan
Woodward
Michigan
Ge Paul N. St Marie Cigar and News Co
East Fifth Street
Kansas City
Yome News Co
Land Main Streets
San Francisco
United News
Loe Angelen
Kemp News Agency
San Diego
M. Child's
Denver
East Lake
Cy Mccilite
Ludwie's
Ogten—Lowe Cros
Spokane
John W. Graham Coa
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle-Fekhart
Pitt Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Rowman News Company
Rochester, Minn
J. D. Kelly
Corner “H
Tandard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Death of Marchesseau Ends Montana Pioneer Era in Butte
The death yesterday in Butte of 8 Marchesseau, a long-time Montana merchant since 1865, closes a chapter in the mining camp town's early business era. He retired to real estate and lived a peaceful, respected life among friends. The piece also notes a disrupted Butte baseball scene, with rain ruining a planned double header as the sport faced renewed interest amid prior enthusiasm.
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Montana
Butte
Marchesseau
Territory
Helma
March Teau
Decline of the weekly Harper's Weekly editor notes
In his valedictory Colonel Harvey warns Harper's Weekly is waning as readers shift to daily papers. He cites the rise of Sunday supplements and diminished interest in long weekly cycles, questioning readers' appetite for articles and cartoons and noting the shift in media consumption.
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Harper's Weekly
Journal
Civiizetion
Colonel Harvey
Harper's
Mr. Curtin
Farland
Mass roads and Gettysburg film plans dominate national talk
Massachusetts leads in road improvement percentage with 66 percent end mileage, a $12 million spend to date and a plan for yearly $1 million over five years. Gettysburg reunion faces heavy moving picture company investment shaping stage settings and patriotic education for the nation. Democrats push tariff revision while Republicans seek division to leverage future gains.
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Massachusetts
Mates of the Union
Sassachusetta
Gettysburg
Democrats Split On Tariff Revision Debate
The piece argues that political actors exaggerate Democratic differences over the tariff and urges avoiding overemphasis on bill details. It predicts tariff down revisions as promised, notes diverse views within the party, and highlights Montana concerns about local industry impact. It frames tariff debate as a range from free trade to high protection and stresses honest, diverse party positions.
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Montana
United States
Senate
Democratic Party
Walsh
Senator Myers
Myers
Short Stories Mix with Slapstick and Political Jokes
A collage of humorous and risqué vignettes from a newspaper page. A bold young man and Miss iy clash over revealing a secret to her father, a farmer adds dead poultry to his motoring haul, Senator Ashurst navigates a dinner door standoff, a New Jersey guest and a radio prankster are teased, and Glasgow watchers joke about water misdirection. Diverse sketches feature public figures, quirky misunderstandings, and light political humor.
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Miss Iy
Bolder
Towls
Live Tock
Tim
United States
Senate
Henry F. As‘ Hurat
Arizona
New Jersey
Ashurst
Som Heckler
Quotable quips from Luke M'Luke on courtship and life
A jumble of witticisms from Luke M'Luke printed in the Cincinnati Enquirer. The quips touch on marriage, fairies, humility, justice, cleaning, and everyday choices, with scattered phrases about brides, judges, and a bartender selling goods. The fragmentary text blends humor with social observation.
Benton McMillin Named U S Minister to Peru
Benton McMillin of Tennessee, former Congressman and Governor, will be appointed American Minister to Peru. He will succeed H. Clay Howard of Kentucky who recently resigned. Secretary Bryan has asked Peru if McMillin is acceptable and will send the nomination to the Senate upon a favorable reply.
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Benton McMillin
Congress
Tennessee
Peru
H. Clay Howard
Kentucky
Bryan
McMillin
Senate
Intellectual Cocktails on Self Control and Health
A philosophical essay argues that people hate what is good for them and pursue comforts that harm health. It contends health equals power and life energy, forged through effort. It suggests humans thrive by facing continual obstacles and resisting worldly temptations.
Walt Mason's Song on Temperance and Buttermilk Comfort
A verse style piece argues against heavy drinking as nightly coping. It contrasts whiskey's aftereffects with the refreshing steadiness of buttermilk, praising temperance and foresight during hard times. The speaker notes that the prudent, nourished by simple remedies, avoids ruinous habits and sustains strength for tomorrow.
Humor of the Day Cartoon Snippets and Banter
A string of light exchanges from various papers features a drum bemused by a mountaineer, a punchy remark about postage stamps, a photographer praising a portrait of Miss Flirty, and a joke about a proposed telephone link for lovers. The quips reflect common witty newsroom humor from multiple sources.
Our Own Fault and the Nation's Prosperity Faith
A late 19th or early 20th century editorial argues that prosperity rests with the people and divine providence. It decries unrest, demagogues, and distractions from business, urging a revival of confidence, faith, and hope to sustain bankers, manufacturers, and railroads. A Baltimore dateline notes Miss Bien Lamotte as city chief.
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Baltimore, Md
Militant suffragette set to sail for London voyage planned
Miss Lamotte, a nurse, has obtained extended leave and will sail on June 21 to join the militant suffragettes led by Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst in London. She says she has always been militantly devoted and believes the work in England is essential.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Lamotte
England
French clock of Itouen keeps time through centuries
A fragment notes a clock in the French city of Itouen built in the Fear 383 that has kept good time despite age. It mentions minimal maintenance, needed repairs, and a separate line about an incident in California where a man attacked a policeman with a hatpin.
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Itouen
California
Day Hint from Peel Waite Maire Displays Watermark Pattern
A description notes a new watermark pattern influencing an en shaped skirt with folds finishing in pasta at the Waist ine. A corsage of white crepe chiffon over a chiffon lining is edged with head bands. Maison Bernard is mentioned with wide steen char ewe gird.
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Waite Maire
Maison Bernard
Odd News Snippets Spurs Mixed Reactions Across Papers
A collage of witty quips and brief notes from Chicago to Cleveland quotes mischief in dining, politics, and sport. Pieces reference food, smuggling, four-hour workdays, and British prison conduct with satirical angles.
Taxing Your Income in Everyday Purchases
A reader asks if daily spending on necessities and incidental buys amounts to a hidden income tax. The piece urges Americans to examine their purchasing, noting extravagance is common yet everyday choices reduce income. It encourages using newspaper advertising as guidance for smarter buying and full-dollar value.
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Standard
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Ald
Anaconda
Bell Phone
Broadway
Bell
Independent Phone
W. 2. Morton
Foren Advertising
Omce
Fifth Avenue
Fitts Avenue
Omice Tribune
Ganton
Washington Star
ENE
Congressman Curley
Massachusettes
Jim Bigger
Diggers
Mr. [Ingers
Glascow
James
Morley
Jamaica
Lord Morley
Old Chat
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Luke
Cincinnati Enquirer
Maw
Brile
Pero
Denton
Lee Eee
DR. Prank Cran
Walt Mason
Maude
Ethel
Jack
Boston
Transcript
Flirty
Baltimore
Amy
Louisville Courier-Journal
Butte and
Chicago
North Coast
Northern Pacific Ry
Minne- Paul
Chica Limited
Milwaukee
Pacific Coast
Pacife
Bosh
St. Paul
Oregon
Washington Limited
Oman
Chicago and North Western Line
Minneapolis and
Omaha
Bertheeter
E. A. Gray
G. H. Fryder
6Th Ave
West Helena
Fulton & May
Errat
Spirit of the Press
Chicaso Record-Herald
Reans Picayune
Mexico
Cleveland
Cleveland Leaf Sport
Chicago News
Sam
Milwaukee Sentinel
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