Standard Publishing Company announces daily edition details
The Anaconda Standard lists publication basics and a broad network of branch offices and newsstands across major cities. It notes advertising and editorial offices in Anaconda and Montana, with distribution points in New York Chicago San Francisco and Seattle among others.
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New York City
Hotalligta Broad Way
Kasm
Auditartin Annex
Thieaga
FO. Nowe Co's
Neweborn
Chierga
Ah Gant
Colver Jackson
Nat Dearorn
Ahansasity
Minneapolis
Kavanaugh
Atreen
San Francisco
van Noss Avenin
Hotel St. Francia
Los Angeles
Amos
South Olive
Pasadena
Cal
Manniing's
News Depot
Mad Weather Prophet Foretells US Earthquake Doomsday
A Seattle-based sect leader and several Saints members reportedly predicted a globe shaking disaster on October 15. The tale recounts a fearsome plan for thirteen days of purification and mass prayer, with warnings of an imminent end and speculation on publishing details after any calamity.
Unions Debate Coat Furnishings and City Pact
Ambiguous union proposals discuss furnishing coats at six dollars or sixty cents per item without loss. The text notes unions influencing enterprise, city council consideration, and petitions regarding delays. It mentions party concerns, duration, and potential competition with gas deals, with no decisive outcome recorded.
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Conhot
Unione World of
Paw
Presidents toast caps public event at Wat wily business dinner
In a tense scene at a Wat wily gathering, the association president delivered a champagne toast amid questions from critics of Lin type. The toast highlighted the event’s dramatic mood and the business men present, with applause and a final nod to state leadership.
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Louis
Weshiss
Bumptein
Neto
Erin
Pune
Thane
Diana
Nils
Dedanee
Jerrest- Mont
St. Tans
The Telegraphers Strike Stirs National News Echo
The Telegrapher strike disrupts major newspapers nationwide as President Small of the union contemplates declaring the strike off, while several centers report continued action. Associated Press notes reduced service and ongoing chaos across telegraph lines, with editors and publishers scrambling for backup coverage.
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New York
Buri
Sanday
Smalt
Pacia
Dnoip Dianiaation
Erice
Emne
Montis
Associated Press
Cultu
Ts Fea
United States
PAI
Aidala
AP Publicly Defends News Service During Strike
The Associated Press general manager stated in August that the Eastern division faces a total of 180 operators, with 141 in service, and that reports were still delivered satisfactorily. He noted that many rival outlets depended on AP for news before the end of the strike, while some reporters at other stations remained idle awaiting the outcome.
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Alito Same Imo
Ceswlonn
Associated Press
Alspepert
Binick
Standave
Wanted for a Robbery at Bridger
A fragmentary notice reports suspects James McAllister Julia Teugherky and Tomolley wanted for a Bridger robbery. The group allegedly stole items and attempted to dispose of them in Red Lodge. Local pursuit continues with little clear detail.
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James McAllister
Julia Teugherky
Tomolley
Jolie
Bridger
Mercaiely Red Lodge
Mel Allister
Owa
Fragmented Opinion Fragments on Cuba War and Politics
A garbled mix of quotes from multiple papers discusses Secretary Taft in Japan, Cannon’s presidential prospects, and broader war and trade ideas. It references Boston Herald, Minneapolis Journal, Washington Star, and Globe-Democrat, noting opinions on policy, neutrality, and international commerce.
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Cannon Cay
Brethy
Washington Star
Fragmented Waifs and a Confused Courtroom Riff
A garbled piece from a newspaper essay presents scattered quotes about a singing woman, a judge, and unnamed figures. The text jumps between phrases about coniabr orrasion, a prominent wien, the mayor of Goschtowh, and a Hineliroom proprietor, with no clear narrative or context.
Beaverhead County Lacks at State Fair Exhibits
The Dillon Tribune notes Montan state fair in Helena highlighted Beaverhead County’s underrepresentation with few exhibits beyond fine cattle and livestock. It calls for stronger county presence in forestry, minerals, and agriculture as the fair grows larger, with Beaverhead urged to improve display in upcoming events.
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Montar
Haesacle
Ole County
Ue Suire
Beaverhead County
Meaverhead
State Savings Bank
Mont
Mer
A. Plant
G. Assiglant
MS. Larger
GR. Leonard
As. Leavin
RB. Nuckolls
FA. Heinze
Ed Hickey
JP. Chapin
Stansaris
General Banking
Stele Banks of
Montana
The Holy Spirit aids in prayer in Christian life
The article reports Rev Th J Whillana preaching to a Welsh church about prayer as a vital, ongoing habit. It cites the Holy Spirit as helper, notes believers struggle to pray, and urges relying on the Spirit to form earnest supplication, with examples from church history and personal testimony.
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Th. J. Whillana
Madagascar
Ivhy Veda
Mayers
The Spirit Aids Prayer and Forgiveness in Holiness
A devotional meditation on how the Holy Spirit strengthens prayer by aligning desires with God will, enlarging spiritual sympathy, and guiding forgiveness toward healing. It emphasizes knowing God’s will through Scripture and accepting Spirit guided intercession as pleasing to the Father.
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Bulte
AF Enterprises
Wilons
Shinltormen
Wark- Inemem
Teamatere
Thim
Eal
Dewey
Te Fe
Bese
Hardie
Christ
Tim
John
Mix Will
Idayen
Nerror
da Flabe
Nerson
Lily Neuton
Comte
College Band Concert in the Assembly Hall
Bozeman October 11 The college band in khaki uniforms performs in the assembly hall with about 20 pieces. Louis Howard leads with officers Fisher Robinson and Stanton. About 40 members exist, 20 perform, and $700 was approved for support plus existing funds to sustain the group.
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Bozeman
Ure
aimMar
Agricultural College
Louis Howard
Missoula
Charles Fisher
Wilbur Robinson
Paul Stanton
Billings Land Office Reports Big Three Month Land Deals
In Billings the land office chief clerk Jouls Vanderhook reports large three month activity. Entries totaled 21681.55 acres by homesteaders and 306 acres of gold lands plus 200 acres of railroad lands and 1903 acres of state lands. Desert and coal land payments added to revenue with town lots on Huntley project selling for 3485 and other sales deriving 1080.13 acres. Total receipts from these sources reached developing a combined three month intake of 728,? Wait.
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Standard
Billings
Jouls
Vanderhook
Billings Land Office
Huntley
Crow Indian Reservation
Eye to Business From the Billings Journal
An eye to business reports the idea of starting small with a Chicago newsboy who found work on an Indiana farm for a modest daily wage and, over a few years, built a successful life. The piece suggests Montana offers similar paths to prosperity for enterprising youth.
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Billings Journal
Chicago
Indiana
Montana
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