Anaconda Standard Publishing Company advertising info
The listing provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and specifies office contacts, branches, and advertising offices in New York Chicago Detroit St. Louis and other cities. It notes sale outlets and agent locations and ends with the instruction to address general business correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
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Star
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Balterial Rooms
Montana
Park
Detroit
Metropolitan News Cos
Woodward
Michigan
Chicago
Congress Hotel
St. Paul
N. St. Marie
Ws Co
East Fifth Street
San Francisco
United News
Eady Street
Os Angeles
Kemp News Agency
Diego
E. M. Child's
Wena
Mconie & Tasdwie
Whitehorn Corner
Portland
O'Mara News Co
East Sixth
Spokane
John W. Graham Co
Standard Publishing Company
Anaconda, Mont
Montana women’s suffrage debate begins across the state
On Monday May 11 readers are told that Montana faces a public discussion on granting women the franchise. Both sides prepare for active campaigns as meetings and organizations mobilize to present arguments before election time.
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Montana
Senator Borah Proposes Referendum on Panama Tolls
Senator Borah suggests letting the Panama canal tolls be settled by a public vote next November. He argues Congress should decide quickly, ending the prolonged, bitter agitation. He notes a referendum would prolong the dispute and increase national division.
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Borah
Panama Canal
Congress
House
Senate
Assailing the Bind Law in Congress Over Bird Protection
The article reports a congressional fight over funding for migratory bird protection enforcement. Proponents argue for adequate Agriculture Department support to implement the statute, while opponents seek deep cuts. Farmers face losses from pests. cereals, gardens, and hay incur substantial costs.
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Supreme Court
Slone
Department of Agriculture
Friends of the Birds
United States
Arden
Congress
Dems Organize for August Primaries in Silver Bow
Silver Bow county Democrats begin early campaign work with preliminaries to nominate at August primaries. Petitions due July 25, with emphasis on selecting candidates who promise better county governance and defeating socialism through stronger, more competent leadership.
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Silver Bow County
Central Committee
Butte
Silver Bow
Lse
Mexico split by war plans for northern republics
The text discusses a proposed solution to Mexico's civil war by dividing the country into two republics with the constitutionalists in the north and the federalists in the south. It recalls Texas history, noting its split from Mexico and eventual annexation by the United States, suggesting a similar fate could unfold for the northern region. The discussion centers on possible outcomes if such a split occurred.
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Mexico
North Ten
United States
Texas
Toms
Tee Salen
Maryland Congressman Proposes Alaska Transfer Bill
Representative Smith of Maryland introduces a bill to transfer Southeastern Alaska to Great Britain in exchange for Britain abrogating the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. The measure has strong un-American support and is unlikely to move beyond committees, despite a few pro-British papers backing it to settle Panama canal tolls.
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Alaska
Great Britain
Congress
Mr. Smith
Canada
Maryland
United States
Cooper
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Montana
San Francisco
Smith
Panama ‘Canal
House
Fragmented quotes reflect press voices of the era
A scrambled compilation quotes reformers and editors including references to Billy Sunday Roosevelt and Upton Sinclair. The text mentions Chicago News Pittsburg-Cazette Times Boston Transcript and Philadelphia Inquirer style snippets about politics law and foreign affairs without a single cohesive event.
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Upton Sinclair
Pittsburg-Cazette
Intellectual Cocktails Beds and the Joys of Sleep
A reflective piece on intimate beliefs about rest and the bed as a source of comfort and virtue. The narrator praises a perfect bed, urges temperance in bodily pleasures, and describes sleep as a serene escape into dreamlike imagery where thoughts detach and fade, leaving rest and peaceful reentry to life.
Humor of the Day And Other Tiny Newspaper Snaps
A collage of gags and quips from early papers. Jests about eyebrows in gossip, a minister’s pulpit line, jokes about golf and vocabulary, and light banter on elections and juries. Various bits showcase playful wordplay and social notes from multiple outlets.
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Fudge
Gwendolyn
Boston
Newcomb
Boston Transcript
John
Hulkins
Jane
Birmingham
Brown
Indianapolis Star
Washington Star
Mr. Meckton
Vaterland the Largest Ship Afloat to Welcome Soon
America will greet the Vaterland from Hamburg-American line as the world’s largest vessel. At 950 feet long and 58 000 tons with luxury cabins, she will enter New York Harbor on June 11 amid a grand ovation and roaring steam whistles.
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America
Vaterland
Hamburg-American Line
Waterland
Imperator
New York Harbor
Proposed stock regulation drew swindler warning
Senator Pomroy warned that unwary regulation could push stock trading into unregulated quarters. The tale of a moujik who overcounted crows and paid a bribe, plus brief vignettes from New York Times and Washington Star, illustrate concerns about tricksters and public gullibility in markets and daily life.
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Pomroy
Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Mousik
Kremlin
Monsik
Siberia
Moujik
Washington Star
Jester Describes Third Member of Party Foundling in Dirt
A conductor queries a traveler about a foundling in the dirt. The reply says the son always travels that way and prefers it, evoking a wry, rustic scene from a lighthearted incident.
Quotes From Luke M'Luke On Fashion And Life Misadventures
A Cincinnati Enquirer piece recaps a string of witty, pointed remarks on marriage, manners, clothing, and daily life. It jabs at grammar, stockings, hats, skirts, guns, and the costs of living, mixing humor with social critique across quick observations and quips.
Walt Mason Poem Fragment About labor and longing
The piece reflects on monotony and toil as a worker laments the grind of daily labor. It recalls evenings spent in the shed, glimpses of others suffering fatigue, and a longing for rest and simple comforts, ending with a personal yearning for relief and meaning.
Curious Projects From Distant Lands And Nations
A survey of global schemes includes Chile forests spanning seven million acres, South Australia offering a large cash bonus for 100000 gallons of crude petroleum, Egypt’s Kitchener planning a Nile delta drainage scheme, and Colombia’s plan for a 37 mile steel ropeway over the Andes with towers up to 125 feet, powered by water from the mountains.
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Chile
Government of
South Australia
Lord Kitchener
Egypt
Nile
Ladorada
Mariquita
Colombia
Andes
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