STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Anaconda Montana
Public notice style item listing printing, mailing, and office details for the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY. Includes address, phone numbers, and names of affiliated news agents across multiple cities, plus subscription rates and business contact instructions.
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Bay Street
Los Angeles
Kema
San Diego
E. M. Child's
Denver
Western News Agency
Salt Lake City
Medilis
Ludwie's
White House
Oxden—Lowe Bros
Twenty-ffth Street
Spokane
John W. Graham Cos
Snragne
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattle
Fckhart's
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Portland
Bowman News Company
AM General Business
The
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Women Sufferage Movement Expands Across States
A long report notes legislative moves toward women suffrage in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Michigan and others with Utah the lone holdout. It highlights strong majorities in several houses and anticipated ratification of the seventeenth amendment while criticizing coin design and discussing stalled compensation and mining taxes. Champ Clark turns sixty two recalling Civil War era history and his political path as a steadfast public figure.
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Montana
New York
Jersey
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Senate
Michigan
Missouri
Minnesota
House
United States
Utah
Taft
New England
Massachusetts
Laine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York ‘Times
Champ Clark
Daniel Webster
Bowling Green
Mr Clark
Lke
Clark
House of Representatives
Hats off to William Howard Taft and a hint of Easter hats
A reflective column reviews William Howard Taft's presidency, noting harsh, mixed judgments and praise for duty. It cites Roosevelt era tensions, tariff battles, and political maneuvering, while wryly commenting on postmaster Burleson’s Texas ties and looming March heat. The piece blends nostalgia with satirical forecast for Wilson era appointments and insurgent politics.
Provisional Mexican President and Judge Spar Over Advice
An old report notes a New York Judge advising a chauffeur acquitted of murder that he may drink and kill again, highlighting perceived wasteful excess. The text also mentions a Helena girl marrying Wang, a Chinese restaurant owner, and reflects on Huerta versus Diaz with a wary tone about who is the bigger man.
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New York
Helena
Wang ‘Toy
Huerta
Diax
Character Cameo Portrait of a 1913 Beauty Sobered by Reality
A 1913 column outlines a young woman with penciled eyebrows and sensuous features, roaming Main Street seeking admiration. It notes her belief that only a man with wealth can marry, forecasting a future of poverty and pain if love fails, iconizing beauty as a fleeting butterfly days before reality sobers her.
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Uitle
Main Street
Broadway
Love
Fragmented Clip Reflects Diverse Topics From Polishing to Power
The readable parts mention a small factory about diamond polishing and a reference to winter behavior of a toad. Other bits touch on schooling, U.S. imports, church power, repairs to a tower, and a Swiss event favoring a single phase system for valve operation, all in a jumbled, partial OCR text.
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Skaea
Cork
Sitar
Arkansas
Teresa
Princess Victoria Louise to wed Prince Ernst August
Announcement reports Princess Victoria Louise, daughter of the German Emperor, will marry Prince Ernst August son of the Duke of Cumberland. The wedding is set for May 24, coinciding with the court’s silver anniversary celebration for Prince Henry of Brunswick.
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Victoria Luise
Ernst August
Te Duke of Cumberland
Weldius
Henry
Brunelay
Short Stories on Trusts and Golfing Banter in Old Glass
A quirky, fragmented slice from a period newspaper with conspiratorial talk on trusts, a golf anecdote, and a political exchange about a secretary’s trip. It blends satire and race talk, referencing William Dean Howells and American gunboats, with overheard remarks about St Peter and color lines in a muddled dialogue.
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Alvey
Aauer
Tim Hummer Hen Jeng
France
Taich
America
Santo Demings
Yankee Wheeling
Adee
Wheeling
Washington
Luke Wlure Says Spite Of Papers Husband Plans Theatre
A garbled account mentions Luke Wlure denying marriage rumors while planning to attend a theater outing with Aman. It notes his wife’s reactions during scenes and interrupts with vague references to cautionary quirks and early marriages, ending with a murky moral about delaying marriage.
Wit and manners in a Cincinnati quiter era
Fragmentary column notes reflect public musings on etiquette humor and social norms. The piece mentions Rob Ingersoll style talkers, the idea of a five minute speaker, tame a wife by absence, age anecdotes about milk shakes, etiquette definitions, table manners, burglars, pride in fortune, mandolin absence, and a tale of a married man whose compliment required eight hours to save his wife in Cincinnati.
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Rob” Ingersoll
Ren
Cincinnati
Humor of the Day in Early 20th Century Quotations
A collage of humorous snippets and misquoted lines from various papers including the Baltimore American and Louisville Courier Journal. The puckish musings touch on mis misinformation, sentiment, anxiety, and domestic life with brief exchanges about money, marriage, and shared tastes.
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Courter-toural Brown
York
Detroit
Bree Press
Baltimore
Lfe
Louisville Courier- Jour
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