Standard Publishing Company Ad Rates and Branches
The Anaconda Standard lists daily and Sunday subscription rates, office contacts, and branch locations. It details mailing prices, office numbers, foreign and domestic advertising offices, and newsstands across major cities from New York to Portland. It directs all general business letters to the Standard Publishing Company, Anaconda, Montana.
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New York City
Hotaling
San Francisco
Hotel St. Francia
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olivé
Oriental
Wormby’s
Denver
Salt Lake City
Moon
Salt Lake
Rosenfold & Stanrans
Church Street
Orden
Kind’s
Spokané
North Howard Street
Spokane
John W. Graham & Co
B. Tacoma
Pueble Avenue
Seattle
International News Co
Portland
Oregon News Co
Sixth
Blandard Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Fraudulent May Day fire reveals rigged slot machines
On May 1 a fire exposed seventeen so called money machines tied to a Silver Dow court scheme. Inspectors found all machines crooked by pedal-powered rigging, designed to guarantee winnings for operators. Owners faced exposure as thieves, with Honor Pinkl singled out for public admonition despite the widespread fraud.
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Doomaday
Nicwyne
Hteen
Faye Ged
Honor Piikl
Marker
Woodville
Perhans
Internal turmoil rocks Montana etorkermeyrs association
The Montana Etorkermeyrs group faces internal strife as factions in Miles City and Helena clash over bylaw changes and the election of a new secretary. The Helena contingent seeks to alter meeting venue, while editorials urge restraint and caution against reckless claims.
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Montana Etorkermeyrs
M City Journal
Helena
Gordon
Miles Chty
Eltheush
Helena Waterd
Milew Cy
Association
Pruitt
Che Biles City Journal
Mont
Anne
Yemeni riot act hint sparks rival growers group
Fragmentary draft suggests Helena officials and a secretary overseeing a school board discuss deterring individuals connected to a potential rival association of stock growers. The text mentions involvement of a city council and possible authorities, with no clear names or dates.
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Yemen
Helena Ssanial
Usle
Piertinwlar
Miles Chiy
Scdine
Pralitan
Soto Board
James Town exposition and state court changes
The piece critiques the James Town exposition plans and military display as propaganda while noting political maneuvering around the state supreme court. It mentions army and navy demonstrations and discusses how New York figures influence judicial appointments, with two new justices to be chosen to share terms among parties.
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New York
Mena
Chaves Andrews
Whit High
Roward Bartlett
Ann Willard Bartell
Republieny
Appedid Tevin
French visitor on American women fashion and respect
The Parisian observer Wilthin T.stead reports American women are perceived as well dressed and respected, noting social roles vary by class. She contrasts French critiques of dress with the independent status of women from housewives to hosts, while assessing American social manners and attire.
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Tha Diver
Wilthin T.stead
London
Girnyenve
Woran
Stead
Steady
Ann
May Day and political unrest loom in Europe
Fragmented critique surveys labor strikes, royal intrigues, and international tension. Mentions Alfonso, May Day demonstrations, socialist debates, and shifts in power as nations face upheaval while labor and public security intersect in Europe and America.
Pursued by Creditor Arrested in Butte
A Butte arrest followed reports that Wenilemon of Grow Toutly nn Alyne and Donde Ay W Crow faced a warrant tied to alleged fraud against creditors. Crow was held on $100 bond after a habeas hearing, with $419.70 money seized by the sheriff as security on the bond.
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Wenilemon
Donde
Crow
Tobtautanl
Whitehall
Aberist
Boulder
Justice of the Peace
Butte
Canning
Donlkn
Wen
W. H. Chovehi
Lertutne
Churchill
Northern Pacific
Helena
Logain
Maine
Wille Hall
Ontun
Quarantine Measures Partially Lifted at Dillon
Dillon resumes some activities as quarantine restrictions ease. The public school plans to reopen next Monday and the charity library is expected to open soon. Officials report limited disease cases, with resident cooperation and public thanks for the effort.
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Dillon
Qarnal
Charity Library
Epen Agenne Mondus
Walker
Crain
Lis Orark
Unclear historical snippet on local figure events
Fragmentary text hints at names and places but lacks coherent facts. Entities are unreadable, with no clear individuals, organizations, dates, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully. Further legible content required for a proper card.
Unclear Fragment Spurs Possible Legal Notice
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a lawyer, government revmu, and dates, offering no clear events or identities. The readable bits suggest a legal or administrative context but lack verifiable names, places, or actions to summarize into a proper incident or outcome.
Fire Department extinguishes Tivoli building blaze
Livingston April 10 noon fire department rushed to the Danforth Building on Main Street to extinguish a blaze in the Tivoli operated premises. No injuries reported and efforts completed by early afternoon.
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Standard
Livingston
Danforth
Main Street
Migration Talk in New York Promotes Migrant Quota
An article reports discussions in New York about migration and a proposed quota for new arrivals. It notes labor shortages in farming and mentions the potential impact of the policy on future arrivals.
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New York
Van
Arrivak
Fire breaks out in upper story lodging rooms
A fire damaged a second story lodging area with most of the upper level burned before discovery. The fire department responded promptly and contained the blaze, preventing further damage to adjacent spaces.
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Meo
Livingston Odd Fellows Celebrate 88th Anniversary
In Vivageton April 16 local branches of the order marked the eighty eighth anniversary of Odd Fellowship in the United States. The event featured Inspections by officers, an address by Rev Richard Brown, a music and recitation program, and a banquet served by the Daughters of Rebekah. The gathering was a grand success in attendance and enjoyment.
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Odd Fellowship
United States
Maupnnetamale
Richard Brown
Rebekah
Montana Land Boom Promises Heavy Immigration for Farms
Montana land dealers predict a strong influx of settlers and investors this year as railroads and promotional efforts spotlight the state's agricultural potential. Helena broker J. K. Shoher Jr says eastern capitalists seek irrigated tracts, noting many improved farms sold last season to farmers who traveled the Northwest and found Montana superior to rivals.
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Montana
J. K. Shoher, Jr
Helena
Standard
Lhal
Nthe
Northwest
District Court Opens in Dillon With Long Docket
The district court in Dillon convenes Wednesday May 1 with a lengthy criminal and civil docket. Jurors will attend as trials include charges of stealing merchandise from a depot and drawing a weapon during a dispute. Defendants Louis Grimm and Louis G Woodside face theft and related counts, while others named face gambling and associated charges.
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Spurial Digpaley
Surudand
Dien
Dillon
John Butelle
Stexing Shuen
Louis Grimm
Louis G. Woodside
William Barbour
Gireh Creck
Robert W. Bummer
Chits
John Gelhaus
Lievex
RICE @ FULTON
Hamilton Mill Is Close Special Dispatch to the Standard
The Hamilton mill of the Anavands Cowper Minins campany suspended operations Saturday night as only a few logs remained in the pond. Whistles blew to quit, and with no shift able to work, the order was to shut down. Mill operators signed an agreement with the Federal Labor union to furnish men, and upon resumption the mill would hire workers to resume log cutting.
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Dtomittan
Anavands Cowper Minins Camany
Thymil
Federal Laver Union
Ald Juel
Dillon Notes Reflect Local Deaths and Foreshadowed Funeral
Special to the Standard reports a series of notes from Dillon about recent deaths and medical events. Harry Rash’s son’s health leads to a hospital transfer. Peterson left for Butte with a newborn. The week includes a planned appendectomy. Masons and old-timers travel to Helens for Cornelis Harmis’s funeral and Mist Nel V. Amy journeys home to Kanana City, Missouri, after visiting here.
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Mlaynich
Divon
APT
Harry Rash
Medical Westnent
A Jones
Hs Sun
Peterson
Butte Y Ferday
Masonic Ordor
Helens
Cornelis Harmis
Amy
Vist
Kanana City
Disastrous Fire Damages New Orleans District
A severe blaze originating near the PRE early today swept downtown New Orleans destroying Pivot National Bank Bank of Louisville Vernon News Lyons Company Powell Weels Dept Goods City Hotel and several other properties. The fire damaged three blocks and caused widespread destruction with extensive property loss and missing persons.
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New Orleans
Leesville, Jr
Nager
Pivot Natiomd Bank
Bank of Licesaville
The
Vernon News
Lyons Company
Powell-Weels Dey Goods Company
City Hotel
Postation
Times
Palmer Declared Guilty in Epsom Race Killing Trial
A London jury found Pedlar Palmer guilty of the murder of Norvert Choite, the English jockey, after Palmer struck Chonto with a car from the Epsom races on April 24. The driver allegedly refused to stop when Palmer requested.
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London
Cvermiella
Palmer
Engligh Pognat
Novert Choite
Rukehniao Atoker
Falmer Atruck
Health boards reshaped by new Montana law
Special Dispatch reports Attorney General Galen’s opinion that the Tenth Assembly’s act repeals parts of earlier health board laws and creates a unified framework. County and city boards must reorganize under the new rules while honoring existing contracts with county physicians and city health staff.
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Helena
Galen
de. T. D. Rullle
State Card of Health
Vanity Boards, of Health
County Boards of Health
City Board of Health
W. G. Pratt
State Board of Slack Commissioners
Tenth Legislative Assembly
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Standard Publishing Company
Bast
OmMce
Telmbone
Bulte
Broadway
Diggins Avenue
W. J. Morton
Foreign Advetising
Fleam
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Washington Street
Esa0
Luty
Jaumestons
Aublleiry Publicitin
Hhey
Hampton Roads
Exposition Bank
Pape Pinion
Sal Link
Met
Alfonso [x
John Trest
Montatia
Alfonsy
Hodse
Ieeonie
Suilele
Biel
Spain
Stiami Shhoite
Nice
Porehiine
Toei
Mote van A Melnton
Walter M, Lowney
Janton
Mass
Lowney
ODD Fellows
Hamilton Mill
Pani
Oklahoma City
Bergsa Frei
Hasaclana
Dlunton
DR. Totti
Atatuten Peresde
North Main Street
Rayo Lamp
Continental Oi, Company Incorporated
A.C. M. Hardware House
Winchester
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