Standard Subscription Rates and Newsstand Network
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription prices and newsstand distribution details. Rates show Paty and Sunday at 1.00 per month, daily and Sunday in advance 10.00 yearly. Provides office addresses, phone numbers, and a nationwide network of newsstands across major cities including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, and San Francisco, with multiple outlets in each locale.
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Paty
Anglanda
Rualinss Offee
Dell Pharm Oo
Roons
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Montana
Standard
New York City
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
L. Jonas & Co
Astorhouse
Philadelphia
Hotaling
Cincfnati
Mountain News Co
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward
Michigan
Indianapolis
Tome News Co
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
St. Paul
M. St. Marie
Denver
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Rosenfield & Hansen's
Salt Lake
Cltr
McGillis & Ludwig's
Whitehouse Corner
Ogden
Lowe Bros
Td Trenty-Atth
Spokane
F. W. Friteach
North Howard
John W. Graham & Co
Riverside Avenue
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Beattie
Bekart
Becond Avenue
Cherry Street
Seattle
W. O. Whitney
Acme Nes Co
Post
Third Avenue
Union
Portland
Oregon News Co
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wide World News Co
Debated Sherman Law Reform Draws Mixed Opinions
Monday discussion on the Sherman anti trust act favors amendments or a new federal incorporation law. Figures like Theodore Roosevelt and President Taft are cited, with warnings that strengthening the Sherman act may be futile or insufficient. Public debate centers on legal fitness and the need for a decisive national corporate framework.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Supreme Court
In the Island of Hey West Minima Resting Bodies Debate
The text discusses moved remains from a rude enclosure on Hey West Island to a national cemetery. It notes a memorial plan and criticizes the exhibition of recovered bodies. It references reciprocity proposals and a New York speech by a resident, stating strong opinions on the bill.
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Hey West
National Cemetery
Coup
Maine
Natinn'a
Nta
New York
Highways Progress and Public Interest Rise Across States
The article notes growing public interest in good roads, led by Logan W. Page of the American Association for Highway Improvement. It cites U.S. road and bridge spending rising from about 80 million to over 140 million, with better use of funds. New York plans a twelve million road fund boost and a 50 million highway issuance. Pennsylvania funds five million. Montana urged to align for statewide action.
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Moin
Wid Magnetic Calvina
Europa
Uhere
United States
Logan W. Page
American Association For Highway Improvement
Department of Pubbile Roads
Publc
New York
Metropolis
Albany
Buffalo
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New England
Deer Lodge
Montana
New Turk’s Highway Commission
Regional notes and church growth in Montana regions
The clippings discuss Montana progress from Hallspell to Deer Lodge and Kalispell. Topics include planned openings of lakeside sites, Chautauqua prospects, country life improvements, a new Catholic church in Kalispell, and agricultural optimism. Also notes on local education, plant life, and community notices across towns like Deer Lodge, Kalispell, Hamilton, and Ravalli.
The President's Bill and Taft Reciprocity Push
President Taft campaigns with vigor for his reciprocity bill amid volatile Senate votes. Early polls show Democrats leading 35 to 23 with several undecideds, while party loyalties appear fluid as hearings and party pressure unfold.
Senator Myers on the Wool Question in Congress
Senator Myers of Montana discusses the wool bill and tariff board data, signaling support for the measure only after tariff-board findings are published. He notes pressure from House Republicans to block action and vows hearings for Montana sheepmen if hearings are ordered, while cautions on timing during the special session.
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Whebington
Washington
House of Representatives
Senator Myers
Montana
Standard
West
Manner Committee
House
Myers
Montina
Congress
Tariff Board
Senate
Finance Committee
Montant
Malce
Sime
Nana Carnimtttan
Train Collision and Long Freights Reported
A disrupted railway summary notes long trains in service with many empty gondolas. A late reporting line cites a motor or wind incident and an engine derailment near a junction, with a 6380 foot train length described and 124 empty gondolas mentioned.
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Tren
Batavin News
Jaekaent Atvont
New York
Randolls
Bayllor
Insurrectos Demand Government Posts in Juarez Protests
Juarez marchers demand placement of former federal employees in postoffice and customs jobs. Insurrectos argue veterans should fill positions for continuity, while plans call for a broader cleansing of military and civil offices as the revolt wavers. Bands around Torreón report discharges and paid bonuses based on service, with pay for time served.
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Juarez
Insurrectoa
Mexico
Im Juarez
Norhern
Annual Log Drive Lands at Bonner
Special To the SuiwGards Miagmill June 1 The annual log drive of the Hig Blacktiat Larmber eM PHNY completed three days and 74 miles of progress logs sluiced through Cedar and Salmon lakes due to west winds. 200 men operated the surging camps upper Blackfoot and last season logs were cleaned up. 19 600 000 feet left in the yard at the Bonner plant plus recent drive logs are enough for the season's mill run now emitting at regular capacity.
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Ives
Cedar
Salmon Lakes
Wessul
Blackfoot
Yond
Bonner
Milla
Skull fractures and toe myth debunked by covert medical ad
An odd ad style piece claims a skull fracture can be caused by the big toe and lists fictional doctors like Dr Chaddock explaining a supposed treatment. It parodies medical jargon, references central motor track, and includes garbled lines about healing and advertising.
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Cr. Chadlouk
Vily Hospital
Chaddock Maya
Chaddock
Chritdacke
Nebluaky
Chaddoctk
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Rock
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Firth Avenue
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Mudie
Reig
Julies
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Cullen
State of
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Luni
Podosid
Suvensy
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Fathead
Emma
Porsyih Times-Journal
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Efe
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Kalispell
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Fo. Tuy
Sven
Carroll
Trume
Hamiton Western News
George Feara
Ido TH ‘Theoiy Sarre
Marselanell
Brother Sherman
Werard
Landations
Muaselihell
Sieve
VO Bache
Louis Republic
Fann Reatt
Belug
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Mra
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Owan
Uxa
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Mr Latiey
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Mtavey
Sauedes
Tarifa
Orul
Grean Hae
Goloringa Unlimited
Excello
Ska
Mora
Zasivselips
Owsley Block
Ie Mont
Na Wa
Rice & Fulton
California
Butte
Anaconda
San Francisco
Account International Sunday School Association Meeting
San Francisco & Portland Steamship Company
San Francison
Mereman
Atlantic City
Boston
Rochester
N. Y
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
Northwast
W, H, Merriman, D, F, & P. A
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