Standard Publishing Company notice and distant newsstands
Publication details list subscription rates and mailing information for the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana. It notes sale outlets across major cities, with agents and newsstands in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Portland, Rochester, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company
Pubiishers and Proprietors
Tered
Portomce
Anaconda
Hotating
Broadway
Tropolitan News Co
Cor Te Woodward
Michisan Catearo
Congress
Pavin
St Marie Cigar
News Gove
Eireet
Kansas City
Yora News Co
Ninhland
Gen Francisco
United News Agents
Baty Street
Yee Angeles
Temp News Agency
San Diego
Mr. Chid
Denver
East Lake City
Medlie & Ludwig's
Osten
Lowe Bros
Reney. Granam Co
Cosews Agency
Fitthington
Portland
Bowman News Company
Rochester
Butte Socialist Charter Revoked after Hearing Vote
The Butte social state central committee concluded a two day hearing on ninety seven members of the Butte socialist organization including the mayor and allies. The committee granted the petition to revoke the local charter in a decisive victory for the mayor’s faction. A new charter may be granted to the minority petitioners, who would then form a separate socialist group and admit only supporters, excluding industrial workers causing local strife.
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Social State Central Committee
Butte
Butte Socialist Organization
Tevult
Butte Social
Niner
Socialist Party of
Standard
Permayor
Watterson
Louleville Courier- Journal
South
Washington
Hayes
Tilden
Louisiana
Samuel J. Tiden
Supreme Court Upholds State Control of Intrastate Rates
The United States Supreme Court upheld states rights to fix intrastate freight and passenger rates on interstate railroads, including Montana lines, while limiting rates that affect roads outside state borders. Minnesota and Missouri cases cited. Critics warn of potential stock swings and regulatory confusion as states gain residual power.
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United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Minnesota
Montana
Great Northern
Supreme Court
Utica
Prohibition Framsmen and Poets on Recall and Pensions
A collage of 1920s era clippings mentions a Chicago man with a $1000 wad and a goat, recalls about poets and pension schemes, kerosene price watch, a ambergris find in New York Sayville area, and various brief notes from Cleveland to New Orleans reflecting era concerns and playful curiosities.
Fragments of Advice and Public Mirth From Cincinnati Enquirer
A jumble of quotes reflects social mores and humor on marriage, behavior, and vice. The piece touches on parental influence, temper, drink, temptation, gender roles, and a note about moving pictures banning vice in Quebec Canada. The tone mirrors a early 20th century urban column.
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Quebec
Canada
Washington and West Virginia political tensions noted
The report hints Shin sending discreet messages to Tokio about prudence and mentions Philadelphia officials wary of public outings with the Liberty Belt. It also notes cautious sentiments in West Virginia as locals consider dying of natural causes amid unsettled political undercurrents.
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Washington
Shin
Tokio
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Mexico
Reds
Duncan
Short Stories and Social Sparks Across Urban Life
Washington's Lehmann leaves for St Louis to attend to his practice while regaling listeners with tales of soldiers and pork barons. A New Yorker contrasts Sherman’s home with a pork-export millionaire’s palace as art and architecture spark debate. A farmer seeks help from Lt Warren, learning the asking price and the moral of work for pay.
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Lehmann
Washington
St. Louis
Sherman
New Yorker
Washington Star
APC
Warren
Intellectual Cocktails on Voltaire and Democracy
The author argues Voltaire opposed organized religion but was fundamentally anti democracy. They note Voltaire harbored anti democratic views and believed people should be guided rather than instructed, labeling him an infidel toward democracy.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tefure
Jean
Voltaire
Dr. Lyman “Abbott
Robert Gultion
Peple
AIL Things Are Gooin and Sharks by Walt Mason
Fragmentary OCR lines present a poem style text with distorted phrases about voters, prisons, and pessimism. It mentions Walt Mason, themes of civic doubt, and a line about pessimism and reasons why people feel down. The legible fragments hint at social critique and the poet's voice.
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United States
Williamson Makes Woodrow the Most Named Baby in Town
Census figures from Williamson West Virginia show twenty two of thirty five newborns since May 1 bear the name Woodrow in honor of President Woodrow Wilson. By year end 1913 about 200 additional Woodrows are expected as Williamson follows a long precedent of naming male children after the nation’s chief executive.
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Williamson
W. Va
Woodrow
Grover Cleveland
James Buchanan
Woodrow Wilson
M Wilson
Dent
Hondred
Wit and woeful lines span a busy editor’s page
A mosaic of quips, quotes, and sketches appears from Philadelphia to Birmingham. The verbose collage blends jokes on money, love, education, pedantry, and social manners, with brief exchanges about business, travel, and host versus physician.
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Aristippus
Wasington Terald
Los
Puck
Philadephia
Star Love
Uhus
Birmingham
Jolly Mariner and a Warped Tale in Chicago News
A garbled verse piece recounts a jolly mariner who survived disease and battle, mentions multiple romantic interests, and ends with a note on a Chicago article. The text also notes the third International Congress of Refrigeration to be held in Chicago in September.
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Chicago
Saylor Boarding School Promotes Strict Morals in West
A Spokane area notice touts Saylor Boarding School in Bonane Washington as the only West school limiting boys to teachers guidance on morals and manners. Patrons are urged to inquire at Bayer Schools Spokane for details.
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Bonane
Wash
Bayer
Spokane
Advertising Spirit Elevates Honest Business Practice
The paper promotes a business approach centered on factual advertising. It argues that modern advertising should inform and invite rather than deceive. Merchants earn reader trust by sticking to facts, aiding profitable reading and benefiting both advertiser and audience.
Quaint or curious items from distant pages of history
A collage of World news notes mentions Southend's garden city aim near London, a wireless link across the Bering Strait, and a plan to guard against airship attacks. It also covers Wales adopting a poultry farming drive, and a brief survey of historical timekeeping devices from Greek to Roman eras, ending with faded mentions of early clocks.
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Southend
London
English Channel
Russia
Bering ‘Iea
London Illustrated News
Wales
Pwihell
Almwich
Langmnech
Rome
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Howard Music Co
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