Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Office Details
Standard Publishing Company lists daily and Sunday rates, plus monthly and yearly options. It details main and branch offices in Anaconda, Missoula, Butte, and other cities, and provides various street addresses for distribution and sales points.
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Isles Ie
Sunday Standard
Standard
Buffalo
W. Freer
West Eagle Street
New York City
Brentano's
Union Square
Hotaling
Broadway
Thirty-eighth Street
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
F. O. News Co
Dearborn Street
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh’s
South Third Street
Sean Francisco
Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Berl News Co
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake News Co
Ogden
Kind's
Twenty-fifth
Spokane
Howard Street
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Seattle
Seattle News Stand
Columbia Street
Vortland
Oregon Co ‘S
Sixth Street
Kansas City
American News Co
Ninth and Main
Standard Publishing Company
Anacondsc
Mont
Our Flag Day Honoring the Banner and Its Legacy
The piece reflects on June 14 1906 as a national flag day. It praises the flag as emblem of liberty justice and unity, recalls its origins and travels, and notes celebrations including a Fourth of July observance in Butte with Governor Toole and miners’ union speeches.
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Wisdon
Washington
Franklin
Hamilton
Jefferson
Adame
Macren
Jackson
Clay
Calhoun
Webster
Lincoln
Grant
France
England
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Quiberon Bay
Piquet
Paul Jones
Ranger
Great Lakes
West
Fort Dearborn
Chicago
Columbia
Boston Harbor
Cape of Good Hope
America
Oregon Country
Great River
Northwest
Lockwood
Walker
Jiava
Orienten
Richt
Town meeting as a remedy for modern municipal government
The essay argues that graft in cities has revived interest in town meetings as a solution. It traces the Plymouth era to civic participation and warns against bosses and party whips. It suggests civic clubs and leagues may adapt town meeting principles to contemporary cities.
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New England
America
United States
George Washington
Watterson’s shifting stances on Parker and Cleveland
The Louisville Courier Journal and its reader base shifted loyalties over decades as political alignments of Thomas Watterson influenced coverage. The piece notes Watterson’s ardent past support for Parker in 1904 and earlier opposition to Cleveland in 1892, alongside fluctuating editorial loyalty.
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Bryan
Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Louisville
Watterson
Parker
Orieian
Ile
Henner
Missouri
Arkansas
Indiana
Parade marks Flag Day amid Bryan talk and political theater
The piece describes a large Flag Day parade in Butte with about 49000 spectators, praising democratic sentiment toward Bryan for 1908 while noting cautious, faction-aware support. It covers processions, streets crowded, transit adjustments, and ongoing political chatter about the Republican and Democratic camps.
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Minager Wharton
Butte District
Stain
Park Streets
Hyomei nasal treatment advertised as cure
An advertisement argues against internal tonics for nasal catarrh and promotes Hyomei as necessary local treatment. It describes a complete $1 outfit with inhaler dropper and bottle, plus mail order and a free sample offer from The Rt Booth Company in Ithaca New York.
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RT. Booth Company
Hyomel Bullue Ing. Ithaca
Miners Parade Braved Storm for West Labour Rally
A vast miner led march in Butte ended in a rain soaked garden gathering headed by Patrick Boland and Governor J K Toole. Despite fierce weather and crowds seeking shelter the event highlighted union history and conservatism amid a delayed program and a closing storm.
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Cient
Butte
West
Patrick Boland
Gov. J. K. Toole
Milburn
McClernan
Bourquin
Donlan
O'Connors
The
Miners’ Union
Boland
Union
Boston & Montana Band
Governor Toole
Montana
Toole
Engineer Westinghouse Receives Doctorate in Berlin
Berlin June 13 The technical university conferred on American inventor George Westinghouse the degree of Doctor of Engineering.
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Berlin
The
Technical University
George Westinghouse
Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation Bill Sent to Conference
Washington report notes the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill was sent to conference today by the House. The move indicates negotiations will determine funding levels and specific allocations for foreign affairs operations.
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Washington
House
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Anaconda
East Broadway
Missoula
Higgine Avenue
W. J. Mortor
New York
Nassau Street
Washington Street
Tyday
Ana
Danyipe
Joutie
Roland
Gitte Miners’ Union
A. Ve ‘ Spas
Hyd
Manmi
VLA Fc
SAMVE
Aries
É& VE
London
Nicholas Longworth
Patrick
Smoot
Tran
Flavia
Igus
Vorth
Main
Woolmin
Woolman
Oon Moontana
Park
Custom Park
Termarch
Perth On Main
Uiion
Chamberlain
Oregon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gregson
Neill
Reynolds
Dr. Leadbeater
Theosophy
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Bryan
William R. Hearst
Grover Cleveland
Abou Ben Adhem
John Barleycorn
Messrs. Neill and
New York Journal
D'Graves
Graves’ Tooth Powder Co
Red Boot Shoe Company
Choice
Children’s Tan Oxfords
Sale End
Little Gent
North Main Street
Butte Business College
Owsley Block
Butte, Mont
Rice & Fulton, Proprietors
Welch’s Grape Juice
Welch
Lutey Bros
West Park
Montana Liquor CO
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