STANDARD PUBLISHING COM SUBSCRIPTION RATES
The notice lists monthly and yearly subscription rates for Standard Publishing Company with advance payment options. It includes office-Standard blocks, multiple city office listings, and various newsstand agents across the country. The address for general correspondence is Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana.
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Anaconda
Bell Phone
Seperversictien
Nisin
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Making new counties shapes Montana's growing map
The legislature adjournment leaves Montana with thirty four counties and plans to create four more by voter approval. Sheridan and Nwater were recently created, with Sheridan in the northwest and Nwater forming from Valley, Stillwater in the east. Maps makers push for rapid inclusion of new counties before more changes, noting population and wealth growth will demand larger legislative halls in Helena as counties multiply.
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Montana
Sheridan
Nwater
Valley County
Plenty
Stillwater
Yellowstone
Columbus
Pigina
Senate
Helena
House We Representatives
Mayors Salary Boost Considered By Butte Council
Governor signs bills raising first class city mayor pay from 2000 to 4000 dollars and aldermen from 5 to 6 per meeting. Butte, sole first class city, may fail to take effect until the city council acts, possibly at tonight's meeting, with action needed within weeks to benefit the next term. The change cannot take effect until the incumbent’s term ends, delaying until two years hence if not voted now.
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Butte
Council of
Butte Mayor Candidate Sees Benefit From Salary Rise
The article discusses a Butte mayoral hopeful believing he will gain from an increased salary as the extra session of Congress convenes on April 7. The session may extend into summer or fall, shifting from tariff issues to currency legislation and wider topics. The president aims to address many items, including independence for the Philippines, Alaska, income tax, and women's suffrage, to fulfill Democratic platform pledges.
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Wilson
Confess
Butte
Congress
Sion
Philippines
Alaska
Democratic Party
King George of Greece Dies After Long Reign
The piece recalls King George I of Greece who died after a half century on the throne begun in 1863. It covers his constitutional reforms, the Greek army’s modernization, and ongoing Franco Greek tensions, with notes on his heir Crown Prince Constantine and earlier territorial ambitions including Thessaly and Epirus. It also touches on contemporary American politics and public figures in a broad, opinionated tone.
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George
Greece
Othe
Iss
Turkey
Crete
Thessaly
Constantine
Political controversy over league driven reform efforts
A Great Falls Tribune excerpt discusses a meeting led by Helen Marehal concerning a reform unit and the initiative process. It criticizes partisanship, notes a so-called Power League active across the state, and questions the motives and timing of partisan actors pushing for constitutional or legal changes.
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Helen Marehal
Ir Party
Campagne
Partizan
Oregon
Wle
Power League
Mons
Arelow
Wilson’s scarfpin tale cites a talismanic coat of arms
The article notes President Wilson’s habit of wearing symbolic insignia from Princeton New Jersey and the United States, suggesting superstition in public life. It mentions the coat of arms motifs on his pins from college to the presidency and hints at other notable figures sharing such quirks.
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Wilson
Washington
Princeton University
New Jersey
The
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Train service disruption hits Northern Nebraska
Sorfolk Nebraska reports train service not yet fully restored after last Thursday's blizzard. Mack Vitte and a baby born on a Northwestern train at Valentine and Chadron funeral train parts from Hot Springs South Dakota. Chicago has been held since Thursday. President Wilson declined to accept gifts of value, returning a razor strop with a note of regret.
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Neb
Nebraska
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Mack Vitte
Aby
Valentine
Chadron
Hot Sprinie
Chicago
Washington
Wilson
United States
White House Baby and kin pose for Washington camera
The Wilson Cothran family marks three grandnieces and one grand nephew of the President in a quadrangular portrait. Josephine Wilson Cothran, seventeen months, Virginia Peyton Howe, three, Wilson Howe, ten, and Elizabeth Wilson, also three, pose with their mother Mrs Ancle Wilson Cothran and relatives during a Washington photo session.
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White House
le Big Black Camera
Washington
Josephine Wilson Cothran
Vireginia Peyton Howe
Wilson Howe
Elizabeth Wilson
Alfred Wilson
Ancle Wilson Cothran
Babs
Short Stories of Sailors Tourists and a Lawyer Paul Smith Tale
The piece recounts a Wyoming Senator Warren tale contrasting American and English navies, a tourist aboard a ship on Sunday observing Sabbath devotion, and a jackaroo quip about grog. It shifts to Adirondack hotel keeper Paul Smith on his eighty fourth birthday discussing forests, a courtroom lawsuit, and a lawyer's line about witnesses during a title dispute.
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Senator Warren
Wyoming
Tim
Paul Smith
Adirondack Hotel
Keeer
Jones
Paul
Wil Twinkle
Eas
Stonpel
Maxazi
Jumbled observations on marriage and social quirks
A series of aphoristic riffs on marriage, gender roles, and social behavior. The narrator mocks religious jargon, financial choices, vanity, snoring spouses, and the dynamics between men and women, with checks on hypocrisy and everyday frustrations. Strong humor and pointed generalities echo a period newspaper column.
Character Cameos. TYPE NO 123 Actress Age 2% Brunette
A fragmentary description of an actress labeled TYPE NO 123. It praises dark eyes and heavy eyelids, notes expressive features and a chiseled chin, claims she can simulate age and decay without makeup, and hints at a hidden depths behind a seeming surface.
The Daily Hint on a Diack satin evening gown
The text describes an evening gown made of Diack satin with gold lace over white satin. It notes a belt fastened by tassels and a Watteau pleat at the back, indicating a formal attire item. This compact description highlights fabric, trim, and silhouette details.
Value of a dollar and smart spending in The Standard
A critical look at purchasing power and how spending choices affect community value. Read The Standard Josely advertisements daily to find best opportunities and reliable stores for maximum value per dollar.
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Fallon
Actress Explores Masks of Character and Wealth
Fragmentary OCR reveals reflections on an actress who appears selfish in work yet selfless as a friend. The text discusses impersonation, shifting roles, and the insight gained from adopting various personas, noting how changing attire and status alter perception.
Suffrage and politics stir cross‑paper opinions
A collage of editorial quips from Boston Transcript Philadelphia Bulletin Chicago Inter Ocean and St Louis Times debates on women in politics and public life. Remarks juxtapose suffrage ideas with provocative historical references and mockery of sartorial and civic roles.
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St. Louis Times
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