Standard Publishing Company Advertisements in Montana
A fragmented old listing notes Standard Publishing Company in Butte and distribution points across North America. It references periodic rates, USA and regional newsstand outlets in New York, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, Spokane, and Anaconda, Montana, with various news agencies and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Standard
New York
Fiotaline’s
Broadway
Park Row
San Pra Tins
Angeles
Kemp News Agency
Sbowmas
Postomice Corner
Portland
orMara
Fifth and Wash
Tacoma
Trego News Co
Seattie Whitney's
Seattie
Acme News Co
Occidental
Enter Way
Spokane
B. Studeck
Wall and River Site
Butte Welcomes New City Administration After Election
The city of Butte enters a transition as the newly elected administration begins, planning to meet with the mayor at the mayor’s residence to outline plans and announce initial appointments. Citizens expect efficient, prudent governance aligned with their wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mayer
Lane
Inauiura
Ube Attatr
Mina
Ts Staten
Prohibitionists plan Atlantic City convention in July
A national prohibitionists convention will be held in Atlantic City early next July to press old parties to adopt prohibition planks or nominate pro prohibition candidates. If no satisfactory response occurs a strictly prohibition ticket may be fielded. A preliminary meeting will set attitudes for next year’s presidential campaign. Copper and cotton markets have shifted sharply amid wartime demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Prohibition
Girvan
Democratic Party
Western friends confident in El Mott for Lew Haven railroad
At a New Haven stockholders meeting Chairman Elliott announced the line earned 284000 in March over expenses, a stark contrast to the prior year deficit of 245000. Over nine months this year the company shows a net profit of 870000, vs a 1727000 deficit last year. The floating debt has been reduced by 3 million, with 1 million saved via property sales not needed for operation. Stockholders cheered as Elliott outlined the improvements and progress under his leadership.
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Howard el- Mott
Lew Haven
New Haven
Elliott
Eliott
Cotton exports surge and copper stocks profit in upturn
In the wake of rising demand, March exports exceed last year by 10 million and exceed 1813 figures by 20 million. April exports also rise, while cotton holds a price above 900. Copper stock buyers who held on during the depression are now profiting.
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Jemand
Harmony and loyalty urged in school administration debate
In a June discussion the need for harmony between teachers and the school superintendent is stressed. If harmony fails, a new superintendent may be sought. otherwise teachers should support the current leadership and avoid public criticism. The school board is trusted to handle the situation. Edwards may run for senator, but Myers is expected to win re election due to faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eceer
Jiesagel
Sisaitee Ton
Street corner directories aid visitors in Los Angeles
A city plan installs glass covered street corner directories at intersections in Los Angeles. Corrected monthly, they show business locations for three blocks, streetcar routes, and a directory of major shops in the shopping district. The system speeds information and eases police inquiries, helping visitors feel at home and encourage return visits. In San Francisco, a frost scare lifts as light rain improves crop prospects, notably apples in higher elevations. brief notes from Flagstaff, Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Francisoo
Pacific Slope
California
Oregon
Edwards May Enter Senate Race At Miles City Meet
State Senator J. K Edwards of Rosebud county attended the Stock Growers association gathering in Miles City last week where the Miles City Independent announced Edwards as a candidate for United States senator next year to succeed Senator HL Myers. The Independent, however, casts doubt on the issue.
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Afor Edwards
Bie ‘Timber Pioneer
Onda
Edwards
Henry le Myers
Myers
Montana
J. K Edwards
Rosebud County
Stock Growers’ Association
Miles City
Mr. Edwards
United States
HL. Myers
Typhoid Rates in American Cities Compared
Dr W A Evans notes the Journal of the American Medical Association reports a typhoid record by city for the previous year. The article highlights that 2 large cities have rates under 18 and five under five, with all cities over 1,000,000 population recording rates below 10, and discusses trends across large and mid sized cities and public health campaigns.
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Bridgeport
Seattle
Camden
Omaha
Cincinnati
New York
Newark
Oakland
Jervey
Tacoma
Sss
Enea Philadelpiia
Milwaukee
Low
Boston
Lowell
Steve Cies
Cambridge
Bridgeon
Barcener
Europe
Worcester
MISS FARRAR SIGNS RECORD MOTION CONTRACT
Miss Geraldine Farrar, a Met Opera star, signs with Jesse S. Lasky Feature Play Company for film work in Kollywood California. She will travel with a retinue including four maids and a hairdresser, heading to California for two months starting June 15. Three to four feature films are planned with her as principal star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera Company
Jesse S. Lasky
Kollywood
Cal
California
Miss Farrar
City Health Boards Compared By Worried Citizen
A citizen asks when intelligent cities will follow health authorities and when state boards will extend city health gains to rural residents, hoping for nationwide progress in public health governance.
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State Boards of Health
The
Chicago Tribune
Political attackers and reform talks spark crosspaper chatter
A collage of editorials and remarks tracing reform motives, presidential politics, and media battles across papers. Mentions Roosevelt, Barnes, La Follette, Daniels, Hobson, and Penrose with references to campaigns, censorship, and public discourse shaping national tone.
Practical family cookbook keepsake system for recipes
A McClure syndicate note describes a cherished household cookbook heirloom with step by step guidance on organizing recipes. It stresses practical selection, marking useless entries, and sorting the remaining cards into headings such as Appetizers Breads Cakes and Desserts Preserves Puddings and Pastry.
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Horne Trou
Odom
McClure Newsipaner
Humor and Snippets from a Turbulent I Day Page
A collage of quirky lines and misread captions from a Buffalo Express page, mixing jokes about attention and elephants with garbled phrases. The fragmentary text recalls a public poem night and a musical invitation, all rendered in a noisy, OCR distorted style with playful, unclear attributions.
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Paw Raya
Buffalo Express
Sutton Tontente
Noted Revolt and French Plot Abroad in New York
The section describes rising tensions in spring 1689 as English officers fear revolution spreading from England to New York. Jacob Leisier, a Dutch West India veteran, seizes Fort Orange and aligns with the Prince of Orange. Louis of France plans a northern march with 1000 French and 600 Canadians to Albany, then downriver to meet France’s fleet and control the continent, while Paris keeps the plan secret.
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England
France
Prince of Orange
Jacob ‘Leisier
Dutch “West India Company
New York
Louls
Francy
America
Canada
Albany
Troquois
Paris
Amerca
Loulx
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Publishing Company Publishers
Butte Branch
North America
Ste
Geandand Publishing Company
Anaconda
Mont
Rae
W. A. Evans
Chicago
Geraldin Farrar
Spirit of the Press
Mont Versaille
Barnes
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mabel
Evers
Roosevelt
Ananias Club
Boston Transcript
Penrose
Charleston News and Courier
la Follette
Umume
Japan
Cnitea
Washington Post
Daniels
Baltimore Amert
Wear
Richmond Hobson
7. R
Frances Marshals
I Day
Noodrow Wilson
Howe
James
Aleit
Wiliam
Ancien
Andros
Seacys
Bert
Rice, Fulton & May
Props
Western Union
Telegraph and Cable Service
Western Union Telegraph CO
Rose
the Jeweler
North Main Street
F. A. Ironside
Butte Yargest
Montane
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