Publishing Company Notice in Anaconda
STANDARD money the publishing company item reads as a proprietors notice. Entered at the Post Office in Anaconda as Second Class Mail Matter.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
12
Subscription Rates and Office Contacts
The notice lists monthly and yearly rates for Daily and Sunday subscriptions including $1.00 per month and $15.90 per year when paid in advance. It also references Sunday Standard and various office and contact numbers for the Main Office and Business Office in Anaconda.
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Anaconda
Butte Branch Telephone Numbers Listed
Bell phone No. 422 and Independent phone No. 1422 are provided for the No. 2% East Broadway location in Butte Branch listings.
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Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Standard Publishing Company Advertising Offices Listed
W J Morton manager foreign advertising lists New York and Chicago offices with room numbers and street corners. News stands nationwide and names of agencies in cities including Philadelphia Detroit Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Ogden Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Anaconda Mont address for correspondence.
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W. J. Morton
New York
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Hartford Building
Madison and
Dearborn Streets
Montana
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Thirty
Broadway
Jonas, Asterhouse
Philadelphia
Quaker News Co
North Sixth Street
Detroit
Metropolitan News Co
Woodward and
Michigan
Chicago—Auditorium
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Cigar and News Co
East Fifth Street
Minneapolis
M. J. Kavanaugh
South Third
Kansas City
Yuma News Co
Ninth
San Francisco
United News
Eddy Street
Los Angeles
Kemp’s
San Diego
F. M. Child's
Denver
H. P. Hansen's
Seventeenth
Seattle
Eckhart
Avenue
Washington Street
W. O. Whitney
Portland
Bowman News Co
Great Northern presses ahead with Helena station plan
Helena dispatch reports the Great Northern will proceed with a new passenger station in Helena and not wait for Butte action. Dispute over Butte location delayed both projects. Helena moves forward, with the chamber of commerce urged to push for swift resolution and strong effort to secure a station for the city.
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Helena
Great Northern Railroad
Butte
Butte Council
Great Northern
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Teachers’ Association
Berlin
Rubber in Sagebrush Study Proposal Fails in House
Representative Baker of California offered a 3000 dollar amendment to study plants brush and trees for possible rubber manufacture. The Democratic majority rejected the amendment after Mr Raker explained the aim was to study western sagebrush for potential rubber content and not to grow or ship rubber plants. The issue had been under private investigation with some success and Western researchers hoped sagebrush could yield rubber.
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House
Baker
California
Raker
West
Call for Department to Test Sagebrush for Rubber
Mr Baker urges government exploration of sagebrush in the West as a potential rubber source. He notes millions of acres with burnable shrubs and argues for field tests and a funded pilot by the department. If viable, a commercial plant could follow rather than destruction.
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Mr. Baker
Roosevelt third term bid meets mixed public reaction
Across the country the announcement of a Roosevelt third term fails to win wide support. Voters doubt the need for more Roosevelt and point to other strong figures like Taft La Follette Cummins Beveridge Underwood Wilson Tlarmon Clark as potential presidents.
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Roosevelt
George Washington
U. S. Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Taft
la Follette
Cummins
Beveridge
Underwood
Wilson
Tlarmon
Clark
Juror Frailty and a Brooklyn Acquittal Sparks Recall Debate
A Brooklyn trial ended in acquittal for a man linked to holdup gangs after jurors returned a verdict deemed by the judge as less intelligent than children. The judge warned the decision could merit recall discussions, highlighting flaws in juror reasoning versus technical rulings.
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Brooklyn
Bristow Delivers Two Day Speech on Stephenson Case
Senator Bristow of Kansas opened a two day Senate speech on the Stephenson case, reading from a manuscript atop a large pile of Congressional Records. The setup appeared a massive stack, yet the copy beneath served as his actual text.
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Senator Bristow
Kansas
Senate
Bristow Ends Two Day Senate Discussion on Stephenson Case
Bristow, a long winded senator, spoke extensively but kept to two days on the Stephenson case. The senate breathed relief as he concluded after the second day, avoiding a protracted floor fight.
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Senate
Bristow
Stephenson
Butte Urges Caution on Auto Fire Apparatus Purchase
The Butte opinion argues against immediate automobile fire department replacement citing reduced municipal expenditures and uncertain finances. It lauds current department’s long proven service and says autos can come later after warrants sell at par and taxes lower, until debt and burdens ease.
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Butte
Fire Department
Police Department
Netless balloon marks advance in Germanair craft design
A German aeronaut, Dr Elias, trials a netless balloon with the cart attached to the gas bag. The 1200 cubic meter craft, carrying the pilot wife and two passengers, shows improved handling and packing, with potential for longer flights and safer parachute-like failures. The report also notes housing concerns in Berlin and upcoming German-American exchanges.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Montgolfier
Elias
Meiers
Forbeson Post
Man of Many Names Arrested for Bad Checks
A man using aliases including Bert Turner forged and cashed three checks totaling 55 dollars at Lolo and Missoula. He confessed upon arrest and seeks a guilty plea. He drove to Lolo, cashed two twenty dollar and one fifteen dollar checks drawn on the First National Bank.
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Missoula
Bert Turner
Lolo
Turner
First National Bank
Mrs N G Tevis Dies After Long Illness in Missoula
Missoula reports the death of Mrs N G Tevis at age 52 after a lengthy battle with illness. A Kentucky native born July 14 1864 she moved to Missoula as a bride 18 years ago and remained active in church and clubs until her health failed. Funeral plans were not finalized.
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Standard
Missoula
N. G. Tevis
ABE MARTIN notes proposed voting reform bill
Ez Pash plans a bill to require all men of voting age to say nominated rather than a named nominee. Professor Tansey observes another issue a loafer alias carries in an account book.
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Tansey
Joplin Station Built From Local Mine Refuse Concrete
A new railroad station in Joplin Missouri is constructed with concrete primarily made from refuse material sourced from nearby mines. The design highlights reuse of regional mining waste for durable civic infrastructure.
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Joplin
Hussian discovers cure for cancer in Moscow clinic
Radical cancer cure announced by Assistant Professor von Stein of Moscow University after studies at the Moscow Cancer Institute. Pirates of gallic acid derivative piraloxin show tumor absorption, throat cancer relief, and rapid patient improvement, with ongoing trials and safety concerns.
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St. Petersburg
von Stein
Moscow University
Cancer Institute of
Moscow
Morodoff
Zykoff
Europe
Morozoft
Ear, Nose and Throat
Mme. Bazanoff
Congress leader Clark tops three Iowa county conventions
In Des Moines on March 10 Champ Clark received instructed delegations in three of five Iowa county Democratic conventions held yesterday. Woodrow Wilson was given an instructed delegation from Delaware county and in Marshall a delegation composed chiefly of Wilson adherents, but uninstructed, was chosen.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Delaware County
Marshall
History of early guns and French wine taxes
The fragment notes that early guns were wooden and likely originated in France. It mentions France taxing over a thousand million gallons of wine in a good year and references a lighthouse in the last fifty years.
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France
Various Civil and Technological Tidbits from 1900s Era News
A survey of diverse notes covers US service costs at 150 million dollars, a London silver set from Armada silver, ancient Egyptian temple slot devices, Australia’s booming foreign trade now over 50 million dollars above four years prior, and new artificial wood processes in England. Other items note Swedish dental surgeries benefiting children, South African explosive use in mining, a modern fish cannery planned for Magdalena Bay, James L. Cowles and the parcels post movement, James Payn on a whist opponent’s claim, and Fort Myer signaling gear capable of deployment in 68 seconds.
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United States
London
Australia
England
Sweden
Transvaal
South Africa
Magdalena Bay
Pacific Coast
James L. Cowles
Postal Progress League
New York
Yale
James Payn
Signal Corps
Fort Myer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Independent Phone Eee
Ieee
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Ait
Reichstag
Greater
Dr. Kirsccner
Count Posadowsky
Bernhard Dernburg
Alee
German Museum For Natural Science and Technic
Munich
Oskar von Miller
Rudolf Diesel
Walther von Dyck
Ccenneliis
Brennen
Abe Martin
Hussian
Cancer Institute
Ministry of Education
Duma
Russia
Finland
Bureau of Press Affairs
Ministry of the Interior
Sloan
C. M. Dowker
Johannesburg
Mich
Desiers
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Dpgimsy Gases
Meg Owsley Fleck
Butte, Mar
Opportunia
Ind
Rice, Fulton & May
Proprietors
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
Western
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
G. A. Wolf
John Lehson
J. H. Ryman
Capital Surplus
Seeeees
M. L. Gulden
Mont
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