STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY ADVERTISING ADDRESS AND RATES
The notice lists subscription rates and offices for Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Mont with multiple city and newsstand distribution points across the United States and Canada. It provides postal classifications, office locations, editorial and advertising contacts, and international newsstand points including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland and Vancouver.
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Montana
New York City
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
L. Jonas & Con Astorhoues
Philadelphia
Ciheimnat
Fountain News
Walnut Streets
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Wandward
Michigan
Indianapolls
Yema News Co
Chicago
Auditorium
St Paul
Tacoma
Tree News Co
Sealife
Eckart
Becong Avenue
Seattle
Whitner
Acme News Co
Postafics
Third Avenue
Union Street
Portland
Oregon
Morrison
Northwest News Co
Portland News Co
Vancouver
British Columbia
Wide World News Co
Mayor Duncan criticized for traveling midwest and urging strike
In a critical column dated June 2 1313 Rome, the writer accuses Mayor Duncan of Butte of drawing a salary while touring the Middle West delivering speeches that inflame labor capital tensions and promote a nationwide general strike on the McNamara trip start. The piece argues Duncan should stay home to address city issues and expenditure.
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Duncan
Butte
Middle West
Cagital
Ite
Bulle
Mumielni
Bie
Ruife
Buntan
Tae
Cam
Dancaun
Butte Daily Notes Arts Clash and Base Ball Hope
A heated debate over art and authority mixes with community support for Butte's baseball team. McCloskey Day salutes manager efforts, urging attendance and loyalty through bad weather. The column also skewers various political quips and regional notices as a lively, era-driven panorama.
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Nut
Citzens Tike
Ie Pariant
Butte
Union Association
McCloskey
McClaskey
Got
Butta
Senator Simmons Bid for Interstate Highway License Fund
Senator Simmons of North Carolina sponsors eight bills to authorize a 514 annual license for all automobiles in interstate travel. Revenue would fund road improvements and new construction, with state work potentially coordinated by a federal fund and subject to travel volumes. He cites millions of US cars and widespread travel to justify a national road program.
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Simmons
North Carolina
Congress
USA
Amd
Iim
Lee U
Vonair
Willy
Hallstorm Tops City For Forty Years Night of Damage
The storm swept the afternoon and lasted about 40 minutes. Streets were glazed white by hallstones. Fears rise for snowed crops though reports from Wheat districts are scarce. A woman shattered a heavy pane at Central Avenue and caused other damage.
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Central Avenue
Earling Seeks Start on Main Line Construction
Breen Dlanaseh reports from Lewistown Montana that President Earling and Milwaukee officials arrived from Grass Range and viewed the proposed Great Falls Lewistown Melstone line. Earling desires to begin construction if finances allow, with plans to announce soon, as the party travels via the Maaselstell country to Chicago.
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Breen Dlanaseh
Standard
Lewistown
Mont
Harting
Milwaukee
Grass Range
Creat Falls
Melstone
Earling
O Iip
Maaselstell
Chicago
Calkins of Butte to Head Templars Grand Commandery
Special dispatch reports Calkins of Butte to be elevated to second commander as the Montana grand commandery convenes in Great Falls for the twenty fourth session. More than 100 knights from 14 Montana commandaries attend with a banquet parade and decorations planned by local merchants.
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Llandarst
Great Falls
Eledvle
Knights Templars
Collmandaries
Montana
Tomoorrow
Black Fagle Commandery
Benjamin BH. Calkins
Butte
Hotel Rainkow
J. B. Miller
Yelena
Great Northern starts Sun River branch construction
Special Dispatch reports the Great Northern railroad has begun building the Sun River branch known as the Augusta line, likely part of a Mondak to Columbia Falls cutoff. Seven-car equipment crews are used and service is hoped by November 1, 1911 for a 60 mile stretch. In Hamilton, Arthur Sheridan was fined $23 in justice court for carrying concealed weapons after drawing on a fellow worker at the yards Friday evening.
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Pilabias Tt
Borah
Washington
Borcas
Standard
Great Northern Railroad
Sun River Branch
Mondak
Columbia Falls
Pegan
Hamiton
Arthur Sheridan
Justice Court
Sheridan
Mitt Yards
Washington D C Chief Faces Odd Steam Engine Incident
President Taltx and Washington officials are tied to a curious event as inspector general George Abler and police judge James Push navigate a public reaction. An exhaust whistle on a steam engine triggered pedestrians to step aside while Corbin, the mayor, and others debate the incident's implications.
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Hington
D. C
Washington
United States
George Abler
Steamboat Service
Department of Commerce and Labor
Coumbmance
Norma Corbin
James Ie
Gletrlet
Corbin Privars
Viet of
Fragmented reminiscence of a political scene and people
A damaged passage recalls discussions around engineers in the War Department, leaders such as Mr. Tait, Uhler, and Tad peerstin, plus references to presidents, ministers, and a debated water project. The text mentions the Army, navy, and public works in a tense, era-typical voice with oblique names and events.
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Huey T
Mr. Tait
Treig
Tad Peerstin
Colin
Eepeere
Mob Kills Two Black People Near Atlanta
June 27 report from Atlanta describes a mob of about 200 men fatally harming two Black individuals during events linked to charged confrontations in Walton and Monroe counties. Authorities had earlier detained a Black man and transferred a woman to Monroe for trial under guard.
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Atlanta
Tom Allen
Walton County
Social Circle
Mon~tor
Che Negro
Fe Jme
Monroe
Public Patronage of Quack Healers Prompts Convention
Thousands of delegates and visitors attend the American Aleffeal association convention in Los Angeles. Key events include Dr Murphy’s address and discussions on medical reform and public health education amid reports of political tensions and a federal prison related incident involving Donald C. Rodron.
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Los Angeles
John He Morphy
Chionia
Prealdant Murphy
Herum
Dr Murphy
Iaelf Lablain
Murphy
Natiocarl Bareni
Thompson Faces Charge For Impersonating Army Officer
A person identified as Thompson, aged about 2 percent years, is to be taken to Columbue Ohio to stand trial on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses through impersonating a United States Army officer.
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United States Army
Thompson
Columbue
Ohto
Claimant in Will Contest May Be Daughter of Lucky
In Los Angeles a vain bid to prove heir Harry Alsip’s will. Laura Alsip, contestant, asserts she is the daughter of Mr. Baldwin and seeks $11,000,000. Judge River of the Vugeroey court postponed ruling after requesting more evidence.
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Lucky
Los Angeles
Cal
Tyne
Laura Po
Heiricks
Hatderin
River
Vugeroy Court
Min Alsip
Kr. J. Baldwin
William Wt. Dahhwilt
Indicted Zion leaders face election fraud charges
A June report from Waukegan states that leaders connected with the Zion organization were indicted on charges of voting irregularities and conspiracy. The list names Jtrante Robferigon of Portland and Trey Antonin Darms of Oakland among others, with Vollva charged regarding voting and related deeds. Bail and further legal steps were noted as the case moves forward.
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Waukegan
Jtrante
Troberigon
Portland
Trey Antonin Darms
Oakland
Cal
Tt Tharga
Paciflc
Dewle Church
Vollva Ia
Moga
Volfva
Eho
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Standard Publishing Company
Publishers and Propriatore
Postolice
Anaconda
Anaconga
Dell
Bell
J. Morton
z‘Orelan Advertising
New York
Brunewick Building
Fifth Avenue
Hartford
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Anaconda, Mont
Rome
Mary Gordon Smy
Att Ark
Civil Service Boards
Cuerring Louse
Tina
Carnell
Pepo
Yon Phul
Hpringer
Mabel
Smith
Mormon Church
Quan Titiea
Sismeet
Wil
Georgia
King George
King Coat
King Copner
Joseph F. Smith
Senator Root
France
Eee
The
Periodica
Springer
Tans
Calkins
Templars
Dixon
Wood
Pasin
Fort Missoula
Fort Harrison
SUN River
Maoardant
Peeteik
Ferk
Corbin
ieRiey
McKarngera
Rotnerd
Davenport
Lander’s
Ostermoor
Toi Atelan
Joe Watts
Wats
Leavenworth
Kon
Donald C.rodpron
Piltaburg
Hare
Nienerkind
Owsley Block
Mant
Gaeirings
Rice & Fulton, Proprietars
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Wrahiheion
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Pontomester Ak
Ray Ata
Boron
Tie
Honge
Cyripieta Rouras
Caté
Mias Julia PT
Watley
Peelfie Avenue
Spokane
Wash
Saylor
Tan School
Saylor Principel
SAY Lat School
Sporane
WABI
Houston School
Grammer and
Heh Senna Sephenenh
Ana Athletia Field
Vloxa
Hom
Movlerata Gharnes
Strang
Bpakane
Wah
Lele
Siantoat
Coltears Wart and Weyl Trapenar
Prime Fry Depanaenie
Rechalton
Giymintom
Andhorhuma
Anientle
Acteare Mungalaw
Ketennlog Zrounds
Muale
Tomeatiereen
Ontrel
Aldrray
Lockry
A.B
Palo Alia
Alin
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