Anaconda Standard Subscriptions and Distribution Notes
The Anaconda Standard details subscription rates and publishing details, listing daily and Sunday options, office locations, and multiple newsstand points in New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Portland, and Tacoma. It discusses distribution, delivery charges, and aims to improve reader access, noting printing quality and disinfecting processes.
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Alangard
New York City
Holalings
Park Tow
Brosdner
Broadway
Chicago
Aputorium Annex
P.O. News Co
Jackson and Learborn
Kansas City
Tuna News Co
Minneapolis
Kavansueh
South Third
Francinea
Wessaveritis
St Francia
Los Angeles
Armas
South Olive
Denver
Salt Leake City
Munn
Selt Lake City
Rosenfeld & Hannin'a
Atrest
Closing week of Montana campaign in Silver Bow
The final week of the statewide contest centers on Butte where over 10 000 Silver Bow voters remain eligible next Tuesday. Party rallies will dot the week as Norris speaks in Deer Lodge Helena and Anaconda while Torrens campaigns in Butte and nearby towns. Community meetings, speeches by Norris Tug Chaves and others continue across the county as election day nears.
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Snr
Thade Vaneouf
UowWistakus Mde
Butte
Silver Bow
Dravel Meyers
Canymigns
Hesperenes
Norris
Atlen
Tye
Lote
Vielaity
Ant
Muroming
Tug
Chawes
Wale
My. Dollan
Alta
Nortin
Lette
Piplie Fiver
Awith
Velet
Waller
October Weather Band Across a Daily Page
The editor of a weekly paper settles into his desk in Westar Monti amid a busy scene of table chatter, cows in nature, and farm life. An octopus of movement opens the day as the office cat purrs and the lead writer drafts a seasonal ode to October while the staff prepares another column.
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Jenwooda Radiant
Wien
Ofilea
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS AND POLITICAL COMMENTARY
A jumbled list of speaking engagements for various candidates across Montana towns accompanied by a lengthy political commentary. The notices include dates and places such as Deer Lodge Helena Anaconda Great Falls and Whitefish, interwoven with critique of campaign fundraising and party strategies.
New Library System Aims to Educate German Readers
An American envoy outlines a library system patterned after the circular library model. A messenger delivers a free book, typically a thrilling novel, to engage readers and foster appreciation for reading. The description reflects early efforts to promote literacy and cultural exchange.
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Germany
Weather Humor Becomes Newsroom Anchor Tale
The editor recalls a stormy day and a flood of weather stories as winter nears. The piece blends memories of Yellowstone weather imagery, paper presses, and a 1820s era Boston celebration, noting the daily grind of ink, lamps, and a hungry press.
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Eiier
Bedelia
Mel Selimol
Tae Hellbes
Linty
Grexdune
Fragmented dialogue sparks risky city rumor reel
A garbled urban scene depicts locals and a clerk exchanging odd phrases about a public event yearned for by residents. Names blur as a Philadelphia Post style dialogue hints at a crowded street corner and a tense, momentary confrontation.
Unclear Medical Advice From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR-like text offers dubious guidance on daily routines and home remedies. It references olive oil, Witch hazel, and unspecified tonics, but the source lacks coherent structure or verifiable details. Readers should disregard the dubious claims and consult qualified medical sources.
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Usterir
Venezuela's Castro condemned for derelict rule and plunder
Frederic J. Haskin portrays Venezuela under President Castro as a decayed economy. He details monopoly favors, suppressed press, mass imprisonments, and political banishments while noting hunger, halted industry, ruined railways, and a plague-stricken Caracas.
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Guxinan Bianco
Gugian Blanco
Venexwile
Castro
Venezuela
Railronda
Caracas
South America
Prile
Timaalt
Uie
Calva
Cuatro
Casty
Allves
Tio
Nia Hame
Hnal
Hin Bune
Uiree
Lake Prison
Juny
Goea Hia
Veneztely
Supreme Dietite
Mercando
Porto Alenn
Rimor
Lab Concordia
Veneauol
Nehe Manning
Caracaa
Caracaa the Elty
Simens
Maximn
Irlot
Washingon Dona
Itia Nayment
Midwestern Prosperity Across Cushioned Markets
A Kansas City interview with a Western life insurer executive describes steady demand and confidence in the Middle West. He notes farming strength, prudent mortgage lending, and relatively high but stabilizing land values driven by proximity to markets and efficient production.
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United States
Mega Life Lusmranea Company
Middle West
New York
Kansas City
Winky Montama
Idahn
Town
Missouri
Oasas
Nebraska
Anc Shera
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Prairie States
Yore
Tales of a U S Navy man in Philippine hunting exploits
A American sailor recounts shore leave in Philippine ports with hunting feats and encounters. He describes shot birds, ducks and a deer chase, Moro companions, and local hunting methods, including nets and spears, plus an account of large bats and jungle life across Mindanao and nearby areas.
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Philippine
Gore
Lenin
Michinan
Wiavongin
Pnethermore
Rome
Impos
Lalitil
Mindanao
Billy
Basualan
Love's Paws and a Debutante in a Turbulent Tale
A fragmented narrative centers on Carnalyn Wells in a Broadway Megna setting with Rexace, a debutante Rona Nil A Hale, and a perilous romance. The text hints at danger, social expectations, and a quest for affection amid complex relationships in a melodramatic street scene.
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Carnalyn Wells
Roosevelts Furespa Tour Reported On Return From Africa
The note says President Roosevelt will tour Furespa on returning from Africa. It mentions Senator Francis G. Newlands of Nevada collapsing after three weeks of campaigning and heading to San Francisco for treatment. Also notes Dr. Alexander Schaefer studying vision across species and claims Me eyabail size governs vislor development with bovine os cles most sharp, and King Caraa Roumania and Carmien Eylya lacking vocal ambition.
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Roosevelt
Furespa
Africa
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
San Francisco
Alexander Schaefer
Caraa
Roumania
Carmien Eylya
Caar Alexander
Troumania
Carol
Sermon Lengths Through the Ages in The Westmister Gazette
The Westmister Gazette notes opinions on sermon lengths from three minutes to over sixteen minutes, with various divines from Cranmer to Baxter argued for shorter or longer talks. It cites figures like Knox Bunyan Herbert and a rector who avoided Holy Week duties as evidence of length debates.
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Westmister Gazette
Dern Lefroy
Mort
Laura Jonge
Cranmer
Tyne
Baxter
Knox
Bunyan
George Herbert Daca
Wibury
Ghanvertershire
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Order of Shines
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America
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Park Street
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Joli
George
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Kladelphia
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Tada
Frederic J. Haskin
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Mexico
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Mextra
Hughie Critnda
Clestrio
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Waal
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Wight
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Poe Company
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Will Lingels
Mi Welle
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Owsley Block
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Rice & Fulton
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Western Farm
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Love
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James McKenny
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