Standard Publishing Company anaconda listing and offices
The Anaconda Standard publishes details about the Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana, including subscription rates and multiple city newsstand locations across New York Chicago San Francisco Seattle and other major towns. It lists branch offices, telephone numbers, and advertising contacts for domestic and foreign operations.
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Ka Standard
New York City
Tmotaling
Broad- Wey
Chicago
Auditorium Annex
P.O. News Co
Hort Street
Chiewen
Empire News
Bouthwast
Jackson and Dearborn
Kansas City
Yorm News Co
San Francisco
Inland waterway project push eyed by Roosevelt
Washington gossip says fervent efforts will push Congress to adopt the inland waterway plan. The commission has held hearings and Roosevelt reportedly won key support, with estimates showing federal appropriations topping hundreds of millions for a lakes to gulf ship canal. Proponents claim vast irrigation, shipping, and regional benefits across the West and East.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Journaleh
Uohei
Hering
Far West
East
Wi Middle West
Swarthmore Faces Football Future Amid Jeanes Bequest
Swarthmore College weighs discontinuing football as a bequest from Miss Jeanes looms large. Last season the team won six of eight intercollegiate games, including notable victories over Penn and Amherst. Faculty concerns and the size of endowments cited cloud the decision on athletics and the college’s direction.
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Swarthmore Facwly
Jean
Willug
Gian Good TM
University of Pennsylvania
Amherst
Swarthmars
Swarthmore
Pear
Tiss
Anna T. Totnes
Mies Jeanes
Ayni
Jeanes
Jennes
F Athletic
Lerhat Abe
Carnegis
Coliege
Sha Thongal
Swartimore
Jtanes
Fragmented note on costs and sacrifices in school faculties
The text appears to discuss an estimated $80,000 and mentions football players and faculty, suggesting calculations of problems affecting various faculties. The fragmentary wording implies questions about sacrifices to glory and issues within the Rudah faculties, but details are unclear.
Temperance Crusades Sweep Delaware and South States
Prohibition supporters and temperance groups press into Delaware and southern states with large canvassing efforts. A pivotal statewide vote question asks whether the manufacture and sale of intoxicants should be outlawed, stirring intense political activity ahead of elections.
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Delaware
Ghrpanea
Fry
Arkansans
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Dane
Prohibition
Prohibition Debate and Church Leaders Rally
A fragmented report outlines efforts to enforce prohibition with temperance advocates and church leaders in Mel nne, including assembly against saloons on Sundays. Authorities and community factions push for stricter measures while race and religious dynamics surface in the tense public discussion.
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Guyamarchet Haskell
Betikerh
Arctic expanse and a sea of titled names in a far world
A jumble of notes mentions Mizy Mare TohAstan returning to Anerion after summer, and Tontel Armainsen the arctic voyager planning a journey across the Northwest. It covers distant places, people, and events with many unfamiliar terms, sketching a kaleidoscope of travels, careers, and cultural references in a single historical fragment.
Ibsen Women in Drama and Modern Character Study
In The Independent, a critic argues Ibsen exposes real women beyond stage types. Hedda Gabler and Nora are contrasted with Shakespearean heroines, showing modern women as complex, independent figures who reveal flaws and social constraints.
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Nora
Hedda Gabler
Jugal
Ibsen
Thsen
Thor
Rosalind
Janet
Deanna
Shan
Hedda
Nim
Bly Aoil
Army Strength and Readiness Described as Distressed
A historical critique notes the U S Army’s weakened strength and preparedness. Only 26 000 soldiers short of authorized strength, pay gaps and civilian wage competition deter enlistment. Reliability concerns span officers and non commissioned ranks across regiments. Congress faces pressure to act to restore arming efficiency and recruitment.
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Japan
Sony
Repubiic
United States
War Department
Nist
Maikz
Congress
Capwins
Passing Pleasantries at a Chicago Tribune Style Banter
Fragmented lines reveal a cobbled dialogue about social scenes and wit. The piece quotes Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia Press voices on marriage, wealth, and reputations, with banter about revival, fortune, and the town social balance.
Misquoted Boarder Reflects View of Life as Chess
Fragmentary quote compares life to a chess game on a large scale. Kaprler, newly married, argues the real game begins when you mate, while a Chicago Tribune line dismisses “Nothing of the gort.” The text appears garbled with stray letters and incomplete phrases.
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Kaprler
Chicago Tribune
Ralested the
Mortality of cancer in clay from New Fork Yiitime
A physician notes that the mortality of cancer mirrors delay in seeking care. He argues early consultation could shift outcomes, as waiting weeks allows cancer to progress to hopeless stages while other conditions may similarly worsen.
Nantucket’s Plan to Bar Automobiles from Roads
A Nantucket plan aims to keep motor vehicles off certain roads by resignating all ronda reading from the steamboat as particular roads and ways, and a state late allows towns to bar power vehicles from such roads.
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Wrewi
New London
Man Learns Health Through Vinol Endorsement
An anxious man, troubled by a long illness, seeks relief after failed medical visits and excessive study. He adopts Vinol, a tonic claimed to use fresh cod liver and minerals, to restore vigor, blood, and overall strength as promoted by Smith Drug Co and Newbro Drug Co listings.
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Anther
Hanny Mar
Enrighes
Anuistacts
Tha Smith Drug Co
Annsconda
Winette
Newbro Drug Ca
Vast array of curiosities and forecasts in 1900 era
A wide, error-filled scan of global facts and ideas from an early 20th century news page. Topics include public transport hopes in Naples, jewelers in Australia, population densities in Northern Australia, prison costs in Malta, honey production in Germany, rail yard storage growth, meat ratios in Britain, tobacco centers in Louisville and Richmond, a prize offer by King Leopold, Panama Canal shovel counts, accidental infant injury, Granada gypsies, army worms disrupting Arkansas rail traffic, Chinese education expansion, Paris fruit markets shipping, and broad musings on railway governance and U.S. rail finance and structure.
Unclear OCR text on federal appointment resignation
Fragmentary OCR yields names and phrases about a federal appointment and resignation but lacks coherent details or context to identify persons, dates, or organizations. The readable bits reference William J. Gaynor and a federal figure, but no verifiable events or outcomes are present.
Small farms flourish as land rules shift wheat power
The Oregonian notes a new Mine Interior Department ruling forcing leaseholders on Indian lands to reside on their holdings. It aims to curb large wheat interests and boost small farms, proposing population gains in Uma tila county and the Willamette Valley. The shift could reduce acreage by big growers and expand small farming across Oregon Washington Idaho.
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Porlland
Oregonian
Interior Aepartment
Pendleton
Oregonien
Oteron
Washington
Idaho
Umatila
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Shraws Wreck Reports Inadequate Local Response
A fragmentary Tadlananous News report notes Barhettallon accidents are not infrequent and criticizes the local response as inadequate, suggesting that when a wreck occurs the cleanup is not thorough.
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Tlusenfell
Son'a
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Ogden
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Jor Neeth Moward Etront
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Willan J. Bryan
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Vouseulon
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Bryan
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Russia
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Cyur
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Herman Empire
Mizy Mare TohAstan
Anerion
Iook
Iummer Spon
Paglani
Ttate
Tontel Armainsen
Arctic
Gina Tur
Vemcite
Helin
Damermanty
Reciente Wisat Veton Aram
Neily
Rhodes
Enaland
Tialiay
Roy
Rocha
Dumaco
Mexter
Anthony Patrick MacDonnell
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Lord Lewtenanl
Ireland
Duhtin
Eugland
V. Viei
Tamen Bryce
Robert L. Owens
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Church Howe
Nebraska
Mannhrater
England
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Atate
St. Riophon's Episcopal Church
Tottonville
Rev . Jaint Asan Pwetar
George A. Buiett
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Butte
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Rice & Fulton
Naples
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Maplish
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Germany
Pennsylvanis Railroad
Louisville
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Virginia Center
Leopold
Africa
Panama Canal
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Mia Hlargaret
Rimg
Williamsport, Pa
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Spain
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Henry Gleve
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