Anaconda Standard Publisher and Advertisers Directory
The Anaconda Standard entry lists publishing and advertising offices including the Standard Publishing Company and editors in Anaconda. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, branding lines for offices in Butte and other cities, and lists various news agents and distribution points across the region. It mentions multiple city offices and agents such as New York, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake, Ogden, Spokane, Seattle, Portland, Rochester, and others with specific street corners and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
New York
Hotaling
Park Row
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Crest
St Marie
Cigar Sewa
East Fifth Street
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
San Fraisco
United News
M. Eddy Street
Tee Angeles
Kemp News
San Diego
K. M. Child's News
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake
Medillis & White
Statue of Col Sanders to be unveiled in Helena
The unveiling next September in the state capitol at Helena of the statue of the late Col Wilbur F Sanders will doubtless be a state event. Sanders was Montana’s pioneer foreman, a strong character who stood for what he deemed right. The statue was placed in the state house on Saturday. the formal unveiling will likely occur during state fair week. The piece notes the era’s pioneer spirit and honors Sanders’ contribution to Montana’s early history. The passage also discusses tariff debates in the Senate and advancing stages of the bill, with expectations of delays and minor changes. It also mentions steamship records, including the Empress of Russia’s voyage and rough thoughts on Atlantic speed limits.
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Helena
Wilbur F. Sanders
Montana
Colonel Sanders
Commonwealth
Senate
Nance Committee
Democratic
Pacific Ocean
Yokohama
Victoria
Atlantic
Breakfast foods condemned by Washington dentists
At a state meeting, a leading dentist attacked modern breakfast foods mixed with milk or sugar as mushy slop. He argued such foods lack mastication benefits, noting digestion starts in the mouth with starch and primitive forms of chewing. He urged returning to hearty fare like ham and eggs.
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State of
Washington
Road Building and Federal Aid Proposals Rise
A government bulletin reports 1912 US registered automobiles at 1,013,870 and road mileage at about 200,000 miles, yielding five cars per mile. States vary in highway funding with California issuing bonds for 18 million dollars to build trunk and lateral roads. Senator Bourne proposes a national aid plan letting states issue four percent bonds and the federal government back with three percent bonds to be repaid from bond sales based on area population valuation and road mileage.
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United States
California
Bourne
Oregon
Montana
Montana Roads Plan and Montana Bureau Report Highlighted
The text discusses a proposed federal road program slicing funds to Montana and other states, aiming for faster Pacific speed records and rapid road construction. It also notes the Montana Bureau of Agriculture Labor and Industry thirteenth report for 1911 1912, detailing resources industries and county descriptions with maps, praising its thoroughness and state officers.
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Montana Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Montana
Saloon Busi ness Gets City Ordinance Action
In Sisecton D and associates push saloon permits while the city restricts operations. An owner Ste saloons and Cig are not named in sanctions, with profits reportedly diverted to city improvements and food programs under an ordinance. W E Hollenbeck to manage finances and supplies, salary set at 81800 per year.
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Businese
Sisecton, & D
Jets
Hell
Ste Saloons
Cig
Seston S
W. E. Hollenbeck
Leary to Swim
The article extols swimming as essential life skill for all, noting widespread water proximity in the United States and the safety advantage of knowing how to swim. It urges learning the stroke this year to improve survival chances in deep water.
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United States
Fractured News Tidbits Spark Mixed Reactions Across Papers
A collage of faulty quotes and satirical jabs from various newspapers mocks authority and public figures. Reports critique teachers without authorization, while others poke at politicians and cultural norms. The items fuse humor, politics, and social commentary across cities like Cleveland Chicago Boston and Philadelphia.
Fragmented Brights From The Cin Enquirer On Morals And Eccentricities
A garbled column from the Cincinnati Enquirer mixes satire on gender roles with aphorisms about marriage age and social life. It riffs on epitaphs from a Kentucky cemetery and ends with a jab at Philadelphia’s clean-up week and Baltimore’s political scene.
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Philadephia
Baltimore
Take Your Orange Stem to Chest and See a Scheme
Walt Mason mocks stock swindles and get rich quick talk. The verse warns buyers away from mines that are holes, urges caution with investments, and notes ridicule from peers when luck turns sour. It suggests prudence, guarding wealth, and condemns flashy schemes.
Midnight Sun and Deliberate Talks Spark Talks
A mixed page of quips and cartoons contrasts jokes about peace talks with satirical cartoons and dialogue from familiar humor sources. The snippets reference the idea that more discussion can reveal more reasons to quarrel, while other comments mock social scenes and modern life.
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Jakes
Norway
Washington Star
Montis
Eugentete
Boston ‘Transcript
Tm Sor
Mabel
Vauighter
Mischief and misprints in a bustling town
A jumble of vignettes from a bustling town features a would be groom negotiating with a convent family about marriage, a patient shop assistant judging spectacles, a distracted angler and a fish tale, a governor’s sermon compliment, and a child’s penny lesson. The scenes capture quirky dialogue and small town humor.
Penfield Named Ambassador to Vienna After Wilson Talk
Frederic C. Penfield of New York, noted author and traveler, is slated to be the next Ambassador to Vienna. The appointment followed a conference with President Wilson in Washington, reported by high authority.
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Frederic C. Penfield
New York
Vienna
Washington
Penfield
Wilson
Wolf of the Night poem fragment shows mothers harmed by crime
A fragmented verse portrays a mother scarred by others crimes, depicting sorrow, guilt, and social judgment. It laments how a woman's life is shaped by male violence and the price paid by those connected to the perpetrators. The speaker questions accountability for the harm endured.
Intellectual Cocktails of Mackground Reconsidered
A fragmented reflection on reputation and social standing, noting how language, integrity, and family life shape judgments of professionals and tradespeople. The piece contrasts a pious preacher with wit, a talkative theatrical figure with domestic virtue, and a reliable grocer, arguing that value hinges on background and position.
Sabotage议ut as an IWW issue echoes in Pittsburg
The Pittsburg Gazette Times reports Edith Gurley Flynn touring as a speaker advocating sabotage among strikers in Paterson New Jersey She argues workers could weave silk if back at work and that destruction of property harms employers The piece praises disciplined workers for resisting unwise leaders and rejects the sabotage doctrine as unwise and immoral.
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Pittsburg
Industrial Workers of the World
Atre
He Advertises That He Doesn’t Advertise
A factory prints slips inside each package claiming competitors spend annual sums on advertising while this firm avoids promotion. It asserts better value by not advertising, presenting itself as an honest daily newspaper salesman of quality, a peculiar marketing stance.
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Thut
Sabotage Doctrine Criticized as Alien to Democracy
In a bold national stance, critics reject sabotage as an imported exotic. They argue it cannot thrive in democratic society and will wither in the free atmosphere of this country. The remark emphasizes commitment to lawful, rational opposition rather than disruptive tactics.
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Btandard Publishing Company
Tered
Postomee
Ancona
Anaconda Business Office
Bell Phone
Ealtorial Rooms
Independent
Butte
East Broadway
J. Morton
Ofice
Fifth Avenue
Tribune
the Sanders
Petaripa mi
Pcific
Sicipat
Leary
Spirit of the Press
Conese
Cleveland
Bryan
Chicago Record-Herald
Heil
Pittemire Disputch
Boston
New Orleans
Mivert Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Colonel Roosevelt
Brazil
Philadelphia Inquirer
M. Depen Gage
China
Germany
Newark Jonge
Urnips
Norfork
Ecmite
Pacy Masons
Luke M
Luke
The
Cincianati Enquirer
Adnan
Ros
Kentucky
Sarah Cole
Saint Sally
John
Sally
Vi Davis
Walt Mason
Aemstant
Phece
Brewer
Ssippi
Philadelphia Record
F. C. Penfield
Frederick
Penfield Ee Eee
Wolf OF the Night
Gometime
Chicago North Western Line
Anaconda
Amirage
Wienchamapalis
Detroit Stick
Icee
Chay
Stona
Washington, D. C
North Coast
Pacific Coast
Sowers
Posse Ceiano
Pash
St. Paul
Washington R. A. & Nav. Co
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Omaha
Chicago and North Western Line
GON Washington Limited
Minneapolis and St. Paul
E. A. Gray
Feyder Neral
Owsley Bleck
Idat Madden
Genool
Madden
Webster
College Ofter Parculars
Jn Ja Rice
Fulton & May
DR. Frank Crane
Mackground
Porto
Dr. Johnson
Saylor Boarding School
Spokane
Wash
Saylor
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Anaconda Capital
Bowman
John R. Toole
Harrington
LRU Funk
Y Tl
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Anaconat Afric Butte
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