Standard Publishing Company Ad and Address List
Entry lists subscription rates and office locations for Standard Publishing Company. Includes Madison-era references, multiple city branches, and contact details for marketing and editorial offices.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
3
Entry lists subscription rates and office locations for Standard Publishing Company. Includes Madison-era references, multiple city branches, and contact details for marketing and editorial offices.
A fragmented listing shows numerous newspaper agents and stands across U S cities with addresses and company names. It notes correspondence should be addressed to the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Anacondas Montana.
A long dispatch analyzes Theodore Roosevelt’s stance on securing or blocking the 1903 Republican nomination, noting his aggressive use of patronage, the two thirds rule, and the potential for a dramatic convention. It discusses Woodrow Wilson’s delegates, possible compromise candidates, and the bold tactics shaping the Baltimore convention’s outcome. The piece also links labor unions in Butte and broader political maneuvering to the looming party decision.
A mosaic of quirky items: banana pricing in London, wind powered West Indies stations, a French bleaching process, Omar craze anecdotes, a jewel studded Italian artifact, Titanic mentions, New York agriculture labor data, and wage deductions for railway transport. It surveys coal history from 1284 to 1806, early aviation wing theory, Danish ship innovations, and historic English inns like St Albans and The Privy, with scattered notes on old trade practices and architectural relics.
A fragmented account describes the lynx, its habits, and encounters in Idaho. It covers its nocturnal hunting, notable physical traits, the ease of recognizing a lynx in snow, and a hunter’s anecdote of tracking a lynx family on a mountain pond. The piece also notes interactions with a Canadian lynx and reflects on its growing appeal in commerce and naturalist writing.
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