Anaconda Standard: Publishing Company Details and News Stands
The Anaconda Standard lists publishing company details, offices in Anaconda and Butte, and contact numbers. It details subscription rates, branch offices, foreign advertising, and lists multiple newsstands outside Montana where the Standard is sold, including New York, Chicago, Detroit, and San Francisco agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Butte
East Broadway
Bell
Independent
Ww. Morton
Foreign Advertising
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Tribune
Montana
TIE Standard
Hotaling’s
Park Row
Broadway
Detroit
Metropolitan News
Costcorner
Woodward and Michigan
Chicago Congress Hotel
Rt. Paul
St. Marie
News Drs
East Fifth Street
San Francisco
United News Agents
Sng
Teddy Street
Sos
Angeles
Kemp News
San Diego
E. M. Chiney
Beaver
tWestern News Agency
Rant
Takeoscotia & Ladies
Peeti and O'Mara News Co
Fant
John W. Graham
Sprague Avenue
Tacoma—Treen News CO
Beattie Whitney
Portiana—Rowman News. Company
Rochester
Minn
T. D. Kelly
Main
Zumbro Streets
Oregon Short Line to run local from Butte to Dillon
Announcement that Oregon Short Line will operate a local train from Butte to Dillon beginning May. service will depart Dillon in the evening on return, allowing Butte residents to spend a day in Beaverhead County and return the same day. The move serves business, fishing, and picnic interests and is expected to be well patronized in summer.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad
Butte
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Surviving Mexican War Veterans and Widows Pensions
Government pension statistics show 1,142 surviving Americans of the Mexican War drawing $30 monthly, and 5,123 widows receiving pensions. Total government payouts for Mexican War pensions approach 350 million dollars. Pensions began in 1887, with the conflict officially ending on April 4, 1848.
Equal Suffrage Day Observances In Montana
Across the United States observers mark Equal Suffrage Day with meetings and demonstrations. Montana will observe the day as a holiday in part due to a governor's proclamation, with cities hosting talks by noted figures on women’s voting rights.
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United States
Montana
Congress Deliberates as Mexico Issues Hold Up Session
Congress lingers over Mexico related problems delaying adjournment. Tolls repeal awaits Senate review after weeks with the inter oceanic canals committee. Antitrust measures inch through the House, but Senate debate may take months. Rural credits and immigration literacy bills also hobble forward with no firm dates.
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Mexico
Congress
Senate
Committee On
House
Congressional gridlock and Mexico policy debate
A Washington commentary laments stalled progress on presidential primary and key appropriation bills amid debate over U.S. occupation of Mexico and future plan. It notes officials warn of extended sessions, potential stays in power, and varied views on intervention, mediation, and land policy.
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Washington
United Ratea
Mexico
Borah
Idaho
Sadhie
Thoes
Monnes
Serica
United States
Philippines
Europe
Amer Ton Elsvenmen
Paris hint shows navy gabardine coat with yoke belt
A fashion note from Paris describes a navy blue gabardine coat featuring a new yoke belt top and patch pockets. The design highlights a Taille silk collar adding a refined touch to the ensemble.
The Colorado Separation and Federal Intervention
Editorial argues federal troops in the Colorado strike region should end bloodshed and force a ceasefire. It contends that war worsens passions, delaying settlement, and that peace is needed to bring opposing sides toward dialogue. The piece urges cessation of fighting to allow arbitration and eventual agreement.
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Colorado
United States
Water, the Marvel of Modern Life and Nature
A compact reflection on water as the pivotal element in modern life and nature. It extols water’s roles from cooling drinks to heating homes, powering industry, supporting plants and animals, shaping landscapes, and enabling transport. It cites a Nazarene teaching about thirst and draws broader implications of water’s centrality.
Humor of the Day Jokes from Various Papers
A collage of light humor lines from multiple papers. Jests about love, elopements, chauffeurs, drugs and soap, wealth versus nuisance, good shape, brain trouble, entertainment in Writingville, and a barber with talent and cutting jokes. Includes quips about a Rubber band musician and a barber who cut stories while shaving.
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Atlanta
Constitution
Honwton
Mike
New York
Willie
Buffalo Express
Detroit Prep Press
Writingville
Philadelphia Record
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Walt Mason Satirical Ballad of All Wool Clothes
A humorous verse recounts Walt Mason describing a man’s misadventures with counterfeit or subpar goods. From pills that fail to cure grief to all wool garments that shrink and fade, the poem portrays endless product woes and a final twist where the box is pine, not oak. The tone is comic, poking fun at consumer folly and faulty merchandise.
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Imagines
Train Station Mistaken Destinations Across Edinburgh
An elderly woman seeks her train at Giangow stations, asking multiple porters for directions. Conflicting answers lead her to the Paisley line, then Edinburgh as another passenger recalls a tale of a long weary boarding house life. The fragment preserves a comical misdirection and social exchange.
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Sania
Giangow
Porter
Txay
Red
Tim
Paisley
Edinburgh
Ned Hardy
Esau Willejam
B. Francis
Stith
Orator’s Power and a Jersey Judge Echo a Comic Tale
A Philadelphia Telegraph humorous piece recounts a famed New York lawyer’s famed oratory and a plan to influence a New Jersey judge. The tale unfolds with witty exchanges about social leverage, honesty, and a ram’s horn boast amid a courtroom. workers question dead relatives and teeth, while a young employee asks about going to the ball.
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New York
New Jersey
Trenton
Fragmented clumsy clipping of press notes and protests
A garbled passage cites various newspapers and topics including New York maple sugar crops, a tobacco trust, and a reference to Cleveland Plain Dealer. It mentions transit breakage and a punch bowl for a battleship New York, with unrelated musings on civilization and figures like Secretary Daniels. The text is a rough, incoherent aggregation with many OCR errors and disconnected ideas.
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New York
Tobacco Trust
N— Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ogge Im Transit
Chicago
Daniels Cleveland
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Ofice
Bell Phone Independent “Phone
Rome
Bell_ phone
AI General Business
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconfa
Mont
House of Representatives
Public Lands Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Lkely
Vincent Astor
Hearst
Jack Frost
McAdoo
White House
Wilson
Huerta
Carranza
Senor Huerta
Mexis
Villa
Vera’ Crus
Sfexis
Paris
Frank Crane
Walt Mason
Enn
Mavens
Waist Shop
North Main Street
Mra. Slymm
Smith
Philadelphia Telegraph
Jones
York Press
Spirit of the Press
Ditchory
New Washington Post
Imonargimen
Stardy the Mosorne
the Continental. Oil Company
Leland Cafe
East Park Street
Lecos Brothers & Kondekas
Owsley Block
Training For Good Citizenship Holding & Rice, Fulton & May, Proprietors
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