Anaconda Standard publication and distribution notice
The Anaconda Standard outlines advertising rates daily and Sunday, with prices for six months and one year paid in advance. It lists office addresses in Anaconda and branch offices, plus newsstand locations in Buffalo New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle Portland and other cities, and instructs general correspondence to the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Mont.
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Anaconda
Stanford
Colowing
Buffalo
W. Freer's
New York City
Brentano's
Union Square
Broadway
Thirltrees
Chicago
P. O. News Co
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh's
South Phild Street
San Francisco
Tatace
Columbia Street
Wortland
Oregon Co
Bixth
Kansas City
American News Co
Standard
Mont South
Memorial Day Observances Dampened by Weather and War Remembrance
Amid weather disruptions and wartime caution, Memorial Day parades and public observances are canceled or scaled back in many towns. Veterans will still gather for formal services while civilians’ participation remains limited, as officials note past conflicts and the era’s duties shape this restrained commemoration.
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Nice
Wwe
Anigide
Csil
Fragmented elderly imperial visit discusses decline and future
A garbled report outlines a noble visit involving European rulers, an American political figure, and ongoing discussions about empire, reconciliation, and racial conceptions. The piece hints at an upcoming royal tour and the political aims tied to Anglo Saxon lineage without clear specifics.
Unclear OCR fragment cites named figures and moral codes
Fragmentary text mentions Ureskdeil Rossevett, Wales, Tony ball Teorey, Hilneie, Burton, Britton and other names. It references changes in public service, moral codes and a comparison of individuals in a political or legal context. Content is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Ureskdeil Rossevett
United States
Tring
Wales
Tony Ball
Hosta
Burton
Britton
Leora
Willy
Bure Ton
Tennessee at Nashville War Echoes in Convention
Fragmented OCR recounts Tennessee political tensions at a Nashville state convention, praising Confederate and Civil War valor while contrasting Democratic factions over governorship. It references historical battles and figures, urging steadfastness and wartime valor in contemporary politics.
Revolutionary rhetoric pits Thryire Catalour against reformist rule
A damaged text fragment outlines a clash between a revolutionary faction led by Thryire Catalour and a conservative government headed by a president. The piece claims widespread disaffection, taxation burdens, and business-punishing policies driving people from commerce, with neighboring states sending aid to support the revolt.
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Catalour
Aigainat
Revoluton
Mer Gertyt
Aan Bs
Niey Ys
Abe
Salvadorean Plans and Conflicting Reports on War
A garbled wartime item notes Salvadoran ideas of conflicting strategy against Guatemala, with references to revolutionary movements, a reception in Lanville Kentucky, and anticipated gatherings for Memorial Day. It mentions shifting loyalties, Pacific concerns, and a general mood of change alongside civic ceremonies and college-level sports.
Debates Over Jim Crow Car Provision Amid Trade Bill
A five hour conference session on a mass of amendments to the interstate commerce bill focused on the Jim Crow car provision. Republicans faced opposition from Northern Democrats while amendments about five days' notice and property speed limits drew intense debate. A conference session will reconvene with Chain Kripp of the Interstate Commerce Commission to hear amendments at the request of the conferees.
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Washington
Thier
Nevihern neRcocs
Issac
Saul
Special Véigntely Exhibit In City Streets Tonight
A small audience attends a controversial event in Bozeman on May 20 described as a civic parade of flags, banners, and public displays. Figures including Moyes, Wreath Jones, and George Patton preside with President Biambibon at the agricultural college. the evening features a ritual prayer and ceremonial marks around local streets and squares.
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Hozeman
Gatier Senate
Onexa Honae Selien
Viekures
Tmaroving
Mheietiielse
Anniversary Wedding Ends In Bride's Funeral
An anniversary wedding event led to the bride Rosa Stang’s funeral yesterday at her father J. M. Gavbrn’s home near Leas Miles Worth. She was 24, a Montana native most of life. The service was at the Repeater Hoon Church with Rev. M. b. Rivkarn officiating.
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Hoxeman
Rosa Stang
Cannot Serns
J. MM. Gavbrn
Montana
M. B. Rivkarn
Detroit News editor and AP director tied to home visit
A garbled OCR fragment references the Detroit News and an Associated Press director visiting a home, with unclear names and roles. The readable bits point to media figures and a possible Evening Nine connection, but specifics remain obscured by text corruption.
Riky to-day after a long spess and death
An infannation of his serial cord reveals Mr Serle iad Wen suffering for a est. He traveled to Higoriita for health hope, but Arewwarre stayed steady. He died April 10 after rapid decline. His widow and married daughters survive.
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Serleiad
Serions
Hae
Yoko
Will Meet Business Men In Staneied Route Visit
The article notes a visit by a prominent figure to meet business leaders and discuss railway developments along the route. It mentions plans to aid industrial establishment, reveal mural resources, and potential contracts for construction materials. A separate note references a trip to the Big Bern basin for sulfur development interests.
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Hprelal
Wallinch
Firington
Kiaisas
Bridger
Misuiss
Sand Asauger
Ste
Big Bern Basin
Sulphye
New Police Chief Named Amid Turbulent Dispatches
A chaotic report details the naming of Rycelal as police chief amid contention at the Standard station. It notes factional moves, council actions, and immediate roster changes including patrol assignments and proposed disciplinary steps.
Notable London Visit Sparks Social Gatherings
A fragmented account describes a London visit by Mrs Langworth and a Mr Keller, with receptions, dinners, and social introductions arranged at a Brealey Whitehill venue. The piece mentions notable hosts, a week of events, and anticipated gatherings in high society circles.
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Atelean Colariy
Fell
Fragmented political moves in Merlin colonial governance
Reported in Merlin as centrists and socialists discuss unification to defeat government plans. Prince Langenburg named director of the colonial office by William's pick for minister of the colonies, amid murmurs of antitewist actions and shifting support among political figures.
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Merlin
Centrint
Prince Triest
Tfohentehe Langenburg
Pew
Colonil
Mumeror William
Aglonies
Verr
Bache
Tien-Genburg
Prince Hobo
johe-Langenburg
Germany
Mie
Local notes from Dillon on contests and business shifts
Dillon notes report a charity event at the Methodist church with five contestants and a Mrs York winning. Business closures for decoration day and a theater event led by Rev A R Martin are announced. Local tradesmen sell livestock and a sheep sale sets record pricing. Mrs Joe Utekyka visits relatives in Seattle, while Mrs Taemarrt is mentioned.
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Willon
Currah
DiMlow
Ajr. Martin
Worn
W. G. Clark
Jamly
Dillon
Beattie
Mry Chirk
Dilton
Iis
Joa Army
Slack & Men
Sam War
Hyesteck
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Slack
Joe Utekyka
Taemarrt
Morton Declares Plan Amid Charter Reform Talks
New York on May 1 President Morton of the unstable Litt Aseutance society announced plans for a bifunction against the wallall auton of the saelels, obtained by Franklin 8. Lard. the board of directors of the Reustable not inks fore malaetion tir approval of the amended charter at ita meeting on Thursday Next Mr Morton said however what.
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New York
Morton
Litt Aseutance
Franklin
Tte
Ita
Punched charter to be submitted for stockholder meeting
A fragment notes a request to the board to authorize a meeting of stockholders mid June to act formally on the wired charter, contingent on the dissolution or modification of an infestation. The text is unclear and partially garbled but points to a formal stockholder action and charter adjustments.
Biggest Rainfall In Years Reports Heavy Montana Rain
May 29 Starata tl Great Falle records 1.42 inches in 45 hours ending 6 pm. Heaviest in 11 years except 1903. Snow briefly fell. minimum temp noted. Rainfall widespread across Northern Montana for weeks. several locations show over six inches this month. Ground soaked, runoff into streams just starting.
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Montana
Ts Partian
To State
da Valley County
Biggest Clip in State Sold to Boston Firm
A Montana wool clip, the state’s largest, weighing about 60 pounds, was sold today to Peters for Hallow Jones & Donald of Boston. The price per pound was kept private but estimated to be at least 24 cents. The buyer’s 160,000 sheep will be shorn mainly in Valley County, with holdings extending to Teton and other counties.
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Hiandart
Creed Falls
Laegeat
Montana
J Long & Co
Peters
Hallow Jones & Donald
Boston
Lilsie
Valles County
Até Valley County
Lnige
Wade
Teton Sud
Eller
Gale Ress Montanit
Local Agents Protest Rise in Insurance Rates
Special Palace page reports agents in Montana protesting a 2 percent rate increase by general underwriters. Protests urge rescission of resolutions and ask buyers to join action nationwide. Resolutions not forwarded to the Pacific board.
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Uy de Stagilard
Reat Falla
Hlaving
Montane
Focal Tre
Ot Berig
Eivis
Tacife Board
Montana
Broadwater County High School Holds Third Annual Commencement
Townsend May 29 The third annual commencement exercises of Broadwater county high school were held in the auditorium in the evening. A class of nine, consisting of seven young men and two women, received their diplomas.
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Spertab Bispaten
Townsend
Broadwater Younty High
Niine
Reve Youn
Unreadable OCR fragment from St Louis item
Fragmentary text lacks coherent events or identified people or organizations. The readable pieces do not establish a clear news item, date, or location suitable for a card-style summary.
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