Standard Publishing Company ad rates and offices
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates and multiple branch offices across cities including New York Chicago Kansas City Minneapolis San Francisco Los Angeles Denver Houston Salt Lake City Spokane Seattle and Portland. It directs correspondence to Standard Publishing Company Anaconda Montana and notes ad rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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New York City
Park Row
Broadway
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P.O. News Co
Dearbern Street
Empire News
Jackson and
Dearbern Streets
Kamaas City
Yorma News Co
Main Street
Mirnapolly
Kavanough
Third Street
San Francisco
van Meas Pyenin
Sen Francisca
Los Angeles
Amos
Spokane
North
Howard Street
Atohn Wernhan & Co
Tacoma
Prelile
Beatle
Aers News Co
Postomee
Bild Avenus
Union Atreet Gentile
Acma News Co
Timeo Beilding
Union Street
Portland
Sixth Street
Rosa City News Co
President Watt Faces Backlash Over War and Rail Policy
In a coastal political climate, critics warn that Watt’s insurgent free-speech stance and broad railroad reform promises risk eroding support. Press reports note Wall Street jitters and Congress’s needed approval, as the president edges toward water projects and federal oversight while facing skepticism over his ability to press plans through.
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Watt
Fay Fis Mortand
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Wall Street
Stetato
Triment
Yany
Speecifer
Defthis
Hia
Antisties
Congresa
Che Ala
Congress Study on Inland Waterway Route Seen Unified
Members of Congress touring Europe report near unanimity on a lakes to gulf waterway with a depth around fourteen feet. European findings on traffic volumes and river sizes align with U.S. testimony, suggesting Washington will scale back plans to less ambitious scope.
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Congress
Europe
Paris
Commission
Gulf
Toosevelt
Crom
Europa
Washington
Waterways Debate and Sun Critique Reach New Orleans
The piece argues for river and harbor funding with nine to thirteen foot depth plans, while attacking the New York Sun for biased motives. It notes a waterways convention in New Orleans where Preston Vert plans to speak as supporters push for federal appropriations regardless of exact depth.
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New York
New Orleans
Sun
Mississippi
New York Sun
Tony Uruk
Im Yun
Mauretania
Liverpool
Batley career dispute shapes Texas politics and Bryan talk
The article outlines a contested path for Senator Batley of Teant influencing national politics over recent years. It notes Bryan and Witten in Texas, with Braden aiming to steer Textin for the party, while Dilley prods with sharp remarks. Debate over Democratic gains, regional tensions, and how the next House election in November could reshape factions and districts.
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Batley
Teant
Bryan Witten
Vexas
Braden
Rene Resentatives
Texas
Benetar Bailey
Uryan
Feunter Dilley
Guedlian
Bryan
Sbiie
Vesna
M Bryan
Congress
Dailey
Woutherners
Bryantsn
Don Ver
Penry and Whitney Rivalry News Fragment
A fragmentary report notes testimony by Aniry Whitney failing to clarify a dispute with Penry over charges and custody issues. The public shows fatigue with the ongoing row as rivals claim cautious defense while questions about source materials linger.
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Aniry
Whitney
Hinenna
Peary
Senator Lodge Sees Roosevelt Ties and Scholarly Rise
The article portrays Senator Lodge as wary of Roosevelt era influence while noting his long Senate tenure and prior service in the House. It highlights his scholarly attainments, literary works on historical topics, and perceived class status, suggesting his fit in an era of nonpopulist federal senators.
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Kenator
Senate
Hla Prescott
House of Representatives
Tse Tsi
Banator Todke
di Shaine
Roosevelt
Lodge
Fragmented remarks hint at political chatter and oddities
A garbled set of notes mentions Trond, Mr Cocke, Amite, and various U S political figures with scattered references to New England, Massachusetts, and a president. The passage cites a Yosemite gully, a Bryan-Trailey dispute, and plans for a fence around pasture land in Texas, interspersed with stray anecdotes about baseball, folklore, and local officials.
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United States
New England
Cocke
Amite
Yosemite
Ately
Fort Worth
Milton Tong
Wedding at Teoweley Church in Wennessay village tale
A quaint medieval wedding at Teoweley church near Wennessay featured Mi Jory Nash daughter of Captain Nash Tate RITA marrying Percy Allen. The bridal procession passed a decorated carriage drawn by a pair of stout Shives as villagers offered cakes and bright festivities on the village green.
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London
Teoweley
Wennessay
Isleriion
Jory Nash
Captain Nash
Tate Rita
Trowsley
Percy Allen
Seal Chan
Japan as a rising empire and its guiding motive
Frederic J. argues that Japan faces a huge social and economic strain as it pursues imperial expansion. He contends rulers demand unquestioning obedience, tax the populace heavily, and fund a sprawling program of conquest and state-led commerce to fuel an ever-expanding empire.
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Frederic J
Wolio
Japan
Traneo
Healey
Nipanda
Ario
Tapancee
Avithtins
Lust Browerd
Fiennan Empire
Praselan Aiidiion
Ar Japa
Trenties
Eaizek
Tepanesr
Egypt
Anton Alumpt
canpAlsa
Betm
Businese
Nem
Netton
Enbrl
Vajmesty
Natal
Korea
Manchuria
Vietinia
Avery
United States
Canada
Mexico
Kansas
Bert Tee
Tagan
Amd
French Indochina
Economic strains and tax debates in Japan amid war costs
An analysis of Japan’s postwar tax burden and debt, contrasting wartime and peacetime taxation, with figures on per cent rates and property assessments. The piece discusses public protests, government funding needs, and the impact on the Japanese economy, noting foreign debt, consumer prices, and the interplay with U.S. and Allied pressures. It references Japan’s energetic postwar policies, fiscal balance, and potential outcomes for imperial ambitions and domestic stability.
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Ninounk
oFay
Japan
Ura
Tapa Appeasi
Mateh
Uikind
Manny
Americin
China
Mdina
Tawa
Nippon
Horoscope for Octonen 7 reveals bright days ahead
The article predicts a favorable period with Mars and Jupiter aligning to boost business, love, and family matters. It urges engagements, weddings, travel, and starting new ventures while advising health checks and new treatments. Women in commerce may prosper. artistic talents should flourish. long friendships may renew.
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Mars
Jupiter
Berets
Dusiness
Othe
Tn Wiese
Trendal Cares
Arms
The Value of Work and Apprenticeship Roles
A fragmented piece discusses how skilled workers like electricians, builders, and educators shape society and morality. It emphasizes how starting points vary, with examples from 2014 and earlier showing messengers, printers, farmers, and printers entering trades. It notes the importance of where one works and pay, advising use of want ads to find opportunities.
Humor of the Day Through Quips and Jests Across Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various newspapers. Bystanders joke about wives and caws, mountain trips, dull knives, gossip, and clever wordplay. The items showcase light satire, tongue in cheek barbs, and playful banter on everyday topics.
Admiral Sir Edward Seymour Celebrates Seventieth Year
Admiral Sir Edward Mobart Seymour, veteran British seaman famed for Crimean War service and the siege of Legations, marks his seventieth birthday. Born 1540 to a clergyman, he remains robust and celebrated in Britain and abroad for naval exploits from China to Africa and his role in Portsmouth.
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Edward Mobart Seymour
Edward
Crimea
China
Africa
Japan
Pra
Las Great Britain
Sir Edward
Trier
Ehlef
Dayal
Hilsiaet
Edward Seymour
Charion
Portsmouth Dockyard
Fragmentary dialogue on ship center scene and fire escape
In a crowded ship setting Tian speaks with loudness and uncertainty as a nursemaid asks who is far. Hadden is drawn into the discussion and a line from Sir Edward refers to the fire escape as a point of certainty in the tense exchange.
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Young Tian
Hadden
Edward
Church Statistics Show Shifting Denominational Balance
New York Sun figures from William C. Lunt reveal United States church membership near 33 million with Protestants 81.0 percent and Roman Catholics 37 percent of total. Proportions by sex only now available show 43.1 percent male and 66.2 percent female in total membership.
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New York Sun
Willian C. Lunt
United States
Anales
Anales Farmed Considerably Dean Binte
Shin
Mombers
Evans
Méthodists
Baptists
Prenbs Fertons
Cha Tautheraisi
Nomonathollea
Inerraaes
Organicas
Onan Catholler
Win Jewlahean
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