The Anaconda Standard Advertising Directory Record
The fragment lists newspaper stands and news agents across cities including New York Chicago Minneapolis Denver Denver Spokane Seattle Portland and others with addresses and brand names. It notes subscriptions and rates, and directs all business letters to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda.
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York City
Moratug
Pinhagel Bros
Ventings Newt Stain
Henry Sheel
Métropolitan Rews Co
Spokane
Pas Noward
John W. Dralan & Co
Hiterde Avenue
Tasolan
Trego News Co
Seattle
Abe
Staxdarl Publishing Company
Anacabda
Senator Carter Prompts Montana Political Rift at Rally
In a Montana gathering the article notes Senator Carter as central to party strife, with critiques of the Republican split and calls for endorsement of Taft over Roosevelt. The piece mentions rival figures Trolliver and Dolliver, debates over tariff policy, and the looming 1912 presidential question.
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Mostina
Carter
Payne-Aldvigh
Monetau
Carters
Tollawi
Montana
Tiley
Iowa
Trolliver
Dale
Dolliver
Afr
Gand
Conk
Wein Senater
Montiaa
Theodore Teosevott
Han Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Benatar
Wisconsin convention debates road plan and state work programs
The article reports on a state convention discussing highway construction, road improvements, and a statewide public works plan. Governors Narvist and Winship address road funding, prison labor usage, and measures to unify county and statewide efforts for better roads and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theie
Ayn Gapenet
Teaceiyer
Hikelis
Iit
Ian Neuisilly
Tom
Mts
Tetas Gates
Connectton
Montana
Giese
Weider
Brighaees
Feorvernos
Muntigna
Will &Eek
Narcle
Dlur
Uinstadlonn
States Prison Board
Fragmented historic plea misreads heat of public nerves
A garbled OCR style passage blends political corruption hints with public notices and warnings. It references governors, agencies, and courts in a confused discourse about governance, civil conduct, and safety. The piece hints at legal notices, prostitution, horoscopes, and warnings against indulgence while mentioning names and places in a chaotic mosaic.
Unclear Text Fragment Summary
The readable words describe treated sand and storage, sweetening, lentil references, and weight changes. No coherent event or identifiable persons, places, or organizations are present. The fragment lacks sufficient context for a concrete news item or report.
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Colevert
Emperor William's Health Rumors Sweep Berlin
In Berlin rumors spread about Emperor William's health after reports of a knee affliction surfaced. Local papers claimed a royal operation occurred yesterday, but sources disputed the report and said the visiting surgeon did not attend the palace.
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William
Berlin
Patel
Paw
Nele- Yev
sUboe
Slav
Hier
Leva Neen
Ten Percent of Clip Purchased in Wool Market Downturn
A distorted report details limited demand for wool from American producers as buyers hold back. It cites contracted shipments, static prices, and plans to trim purchases amid weak market conditions. Foreign wool movement persists, yet overall sales remain depressed with high inventories and cautious dealers.
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Huston
Mier
Merenlouta
Austhia
de Sekh
Landen
Bourton
London
Fatt
President’s ally withdraws from governor race report
A high ranking official withdraws his gubernatorial bid after pressure from the president and resistance within his party. He remains in the cabinet as Republican delegates and state authorities report the development today.
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Pitehriree
Kins
Gverner
Washington Dine and Political Turmoil Surrounds Roosevelt Era
Fragmentary report recalls Washington scene with Gov candidate debates and party tensions. References to Davenport speech incitement, Secretary Shaw, Cummins county work, and President Roosevelt’s stance. Notes agitation over administration support and potential voter alignment amid campaign maneuvers and press reactions.
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Geis
Govrtor
Vuens
Grille
Une Reuhllein County Committee
Tivenport
Commins
Lelie M. Shaw
Sécre
Wess
Yalon Canny Cummins
Waslas- Lon
Shaw
Amin
Tila
Jongi
Cme
Tle
Aha
New York Gilded Age Politics and Conkling Rivalry
A garbled account discusses 19th century Republican factionalism led by Chester A. Arthur and the Conkling influence. It references a New York delegation, Senator Conkling, and Tammany’s rivalries, with plans for a state convention in Rochester and implied battles for control of the party and leadership roles.
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Jaczovett
Rst
PAU
Carter
Elie Ion
New York
de Lid
Monuinek
Erie
Atdormeiene Wiekerdaann
UN Lions
Washinekar Batnetty
Telus Blake
Neti
Uhae
Kenny
Tle
Uae
Bethe
Maarten
Lyre Suntan
Ariel
Diyon Coe
Ie Houseksener
Bo Edwards
IST
Gvesteunt Mayes
Chester A. Arlkuh
Cornel Ant George L Sharge
Collevtar
Leletu
Tommlein Farty
Xenon
Frank
Tyes
John Sherman
Rochester
Coking
Thomas C. Platt
Hayes
Atovman
Conk
Legion
Sendig
Sun Mox Us
Ene Qarther
Ceorge
Conkling
Fries
Willem Curtis
Une Treasery
Armia
Curtis
ConkMin
Pete
Lumii
Wwe Lite
Edwards
Note on Studies and Competition at College of Liberal Arts
A fragment cites President Hamilton discussing athletics and student activities. It mentions Urey and the College of Liberal Arts focusing on Greek mathematics and natural sciences. It reflects gendered views on education and competition among generations.
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Urey
Hamilton
College of Liberal Arts
Woman Adviser Recalls Supreme Court Admission Story
The article recounts a visit to Washington where she was admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court. Manager Trene Buell notes the experience, praising the state bench, the judges in formal dress, and the oath ritual. The speaker recalls Senator Clapp’s joke about the eternal feminine and swore to defend the constitution.
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Lie
Pat
Mgr
Trene Buell
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Wai Wie
Gomas
God Save the
Clapp
Arkansas Travelies Tour Sees Railroads and Rich Harvests
A National Magazine piece celebrates Arkansas as a growing crossroads with a scenic byway along the White River. It notes rice and cotton regions, long staple fibers, forests of virginia cedar and walnut, and a rising number of schools from country halls to colleges. The article highlights mineral resources, orchards, vineyards, large strawberry fields, and fruit crops including figs and oranges, along with famed Ozark apple varieties in the north, painting the state as evolving and resourceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
National Magazine
Arkansas
White River
America
Pike County
Ark
Berchf
Arkansaw
Il Orchards
Ozark Mountains
Ozack Plateau
Apple cultivation in Arkansas counties Benton and Washington lead world
The text notes Benton and Washington counties in Northern Arkansas host more apple trees than any other in the world. Geologists praise the Ozark plateau as a blessed land with once rugged mountains now gentle valleys, thriving in the pursuit of prosperity.
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Benton
Hera the Industrians
Sign of the Cross in Ancient Emblems Traced Through History
From a Chicago Tribune summary the article traces the cross symbol from Egypt where a simple upright stick evolved with a bar to form a cross, through Phoenician and Christian symbolism in catacombs, to the armed swastika seen in Troy’s ruins. It links the cross to solar, water, and fertility ideas and notes early historical appearances in the fourth century B C on a small figure found at Troy.
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Chicago
Egypt
Nile
Phoentela
Pammuz
Christiana
Schifomann
Troy
Galileo Telescope Invention Showcased At Jaw Exhibition
From the Strand a report notes early experiments with the Galileo telescope, describing how the instrument was turned skyward to view heavens. Observers compare it to present optics and mention how the tower of St Marks impressed crowds, while speculation grows on its military potential for the republic.
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Galileo
St. Marks
Honore
Republie
City Reader Reports Odd Farmer Lark Tale
In a garbled note from an old issue the tale hints at a farmer Wind and neighborly chatter about a pond and a boy named Jotmy. The fragment preserves distant hints of daily life and casual dialogue without clear dates or places.
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