Anaconda Standard Publishing Company advertisement
The Anaconda Standard lists subscription rates in bold type and provides multiple branch offices including Butte and Anaconda. It details daily and Sunday paper options by year and month, with a long list of newsstand locations across major cities and a central business address in Anaconda, Montana.
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Bally End
Curance
Anaconda
Pho
Butte
East Broadwas
Hell
Nime
Higgins Avenue
Japanese Visitors From Tokyo Arrive in Montana Cities
A delegation of about 15 honorary Japanese commercial commissioners and an equal number of trade experts, plus U.S. government and business officers, will visit Anaconda and Butte tomorrow. They aim to observe American industry and society, gather ideas for advancement, and return with insights for Japan. The trip will include tours of industrial sites, meetings, and a warm reception as they travel through the copper city region.
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Norrow
Waimerful
Japan
Butte
Visors
New Japan
New World
Aniconda
Uiele Industrial Setabliahments
Anneonds
Montana
Theneiil
Phyaical
Nettona
Pearsons
Treaty ends at Rio Janeiro over Acre Territory dispute
A Brazilian foreign minister and the Peruvian minister signed a treaty Thursday in Rio Janeiro to settle a long running territorial dispute. The agreement defines a tract known as the Acre Territory along the Peru Peru/Iollviny boundary and aims to establish a center of far-reaching magnitude.
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Rio Janeiro
Acre Weritory
Peru
Iollviny
Bolivia
Argentina
Ta Waz
AWAD
Rollyla
Ukeymple
Brazil
Acre
Helms
America
Wes Wittehal
Atspute Wits
Great
Jens
Contested borders and city governance under debate
The article discusses regional tensions over Acre and Bolivia Argentina disputes with risk of broader South American involvement. It analyzes Greater New York administration under five borough presidents and ongoing reforms, noting several governors’ investigations and calls for stable city governance. It mentions a Pennsylvania statue placement dispute and criticisms of statehouse interior decisions.
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Greater
New York
Nave
Iughes
Wader
Butt
Opening in Crender NY mayor race stirs independence bid
The city wrestles with a possible Dr. Cook nomination for mayor as the Independent party signals a strategic bid. Debate centers on his residence in Brooklyn and the potential impact on New York politics in the coming weeks.
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Geome
Br. Cock
Crender New York
Mmropolis
Jeq-cokt Enermiea
Clenist
New York
Dr. Cook
Brooklyn
Cook
Kingham
Vacation spending split sparks heated debate
A district talks resurface over summer travel costs as men and women quarrel which sex spends more on trips. Critics cite studies showing women spend more on clothes and souvenirs while supporters claim men pay for lodging and activities, fueling a contentious debate.
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Topeka
Avery
Atari Tam
Lost phrases of a playful century riddle text
An OCR fragment presents a curious, garbled dialogue about life in a past era. It references a boy, a girl, a century start, and everyday scenes like tea, soda water, and vacations. The piece hints at social topics through misread phrases and ellipses, with no clear narrative.
Taft Bryan Interchange on Direct Election Amendment
The piece notes a discussion of an interchange between President Taft and Mr. Bryan on a constitutional amendment for direct election of senators, alongside the income tax plan. It argues Taft did not favor such an amendment nor advocate the income tax in the Republican platform, while acknowledging public demand for direct election exceeds that for the tax.
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Ohe North-Pale
Taft
Bryan
Aloiar
Abr Hryzin
Apple show announces new contests at Spokane event
National apple show in Spokane November 13 to 20 announces nine new contest classes with large cash prizes and premiums totaling about 5000 dollars. Events include best carat weights for varieties Spitzenberg Yellow Newton and others, plus 39 prize classes with cash, trophies, and displays. Concerts exhibitions and horticultural society meetings are planned during the show.
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Spokane
Boat
Mir
Spitzenberg
Boby O T.he Vuemas
Washington State Agricultural Society
Brard
Fr. F. Cartier van Vissel
Ren Tr. Rice
Orchestral Banda
Lso
Montana editors weigh in with scattered notes on life
A muddled column mix from the Sanders County Ledger blends ethics, health myths, politics, and local concerns. It cites Dr Cook, Missoula trains, rising restaurant prices, farm economy forecasts, and wildlife and irrigation issues, all in a brisk, characterful frontier voice.
Legal training burden and carpentry trade contrast debated
A Great Falls Tribune report on a convention of American law schools notes it is easier to become a lawyer than a carpenter, arguing the profession attracts many who are unfit and that the public supports raising standards to curb an oversupply of undisciplined lawyers.
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Femine
Great Falls Tribune
Lees
Western News interview praises Fred Printz on Alaska trip
An 1206 Western News interview, largely written by his own hand, lauds Fred Printz the renowned Darby packer for a successful ascent of Mount McKinley by Dr. Cook. The piece also notes Printz’s praise for Cook and hints at disputes over compensation and loyalties among local figures. Ducks hunting reports from Red Track and Lake areas describe poor shooting, with speculation that champagne and overconfidence hurt the season.
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Hamilton
Western News
Mt Meckinley
Morality and Mail: Campaign to Stop Dead Letters
The piece rails at early attempts by city leaders to curb letter misdirection by urging return cards on envelopes. It warns against romantic and improper exchanges, claiming many women have become ruined through correspondences with married men, and argues penalties or deterrents would curb the problem.
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Tiia
Irregular Fragments On Education And Social Perceptions
A garbled critique describes misguided priorities in schooling and society, condemning perceived perversions of value. The text references rural life, teachers, and youths, suggesting institutional reform is needed to realign importance with proper aims.
They Miss It From the Garbon County Journal
A subscriber laments missing the Joliet based weekly home paper describing how absence affects community connection, newspapers, and daily life. The piece notes newsletter reliability and value beyond clothes and food in sustaining good citizenship.
Dr Cook rushes to America to face the music
Prominent figure Prom the Mistousian withdraws from European engagements and sails to America to confront proceedings and submit the plant. Commander Peary pursues Antile Harbor action, while Wx pens iverRling Shory and other efforts move ahead of plans.
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Prom
Dr. Cook
America
Peary
Antile Harbor
Neonate
Ttin
Tutt
North Pole Discovery Sparks Public Debate on Honor and Heritage
A cleaved-tongued editorial notes Cook and Peary both claim the pole with public pride. It discusses moral cleansing efforts on Clove Street and a council resolution ordering removal by November 1, framing pole findings as national achievement and shared glory. The piece reflects wartime tone and calls for orderly progress amid a national milestone.
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Elena Revord
Tora Gomt
Mn Aghatten
Clove
Acton
Ieelly Council
Iseleni
Main Street
Trafic
Doomed to detect a misread farming lesson
A fragmented OCR item discusses Judit East Slec Judich Busin farming and the idea of intensive cultivation as the path to success. It contrasts true farming with a supposed shallow "ury farming" and mentions Iowa farmers growing 30 bushels of wheat per acre without irrigation using time tested methods.
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Iowa
Kalispell Growth Named in New Publication
Kalispell celebrates growth as the Kalai Inter Lake notes Stow Kalispell expands recently. A new publication titled SMortine credits the town with a bold claim, asserting a value greater than any prior assertion by a resident.
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Kalai
Stow Kalispell
Smortine
Montana Teachers and the State Education Standard
From the Pony Express era letter argues Montana schools rely on Montana trained teachers. It lauds the University of Montana Missoula and the Dillon Normal School, noting competent graduates and high standards, while criticizing trustees for favoring outsiders and underutilizing Montana educators. It emphasizes satisfaction with Montana teachers born and bred.
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Pony Express
Irisiora
Montana
Union
State University
Missoula
Dillon
Bart Xcor
Canada Exports Rules Stir Ontario Quebec Trade War
Ontario bars wood and ply exports from crown kinds while Quebec tightens export tax and hints at total prohibition. The dispute, linked to Payne bill amendments, would raise paper prices for consumers as federal policies shift costs to the public.
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Pally ‘Tribunes
Canada
Lot Wouns
Ontario
Cio Ciudians
Mim
Howes
Prin Paper
Cooperation Of PARENTS in Columbus News
A column extols parent cooperation to aid student study and discipline. It notes school nights reduce frivolity, families unite at home, and students return to classes with confidence. A May 1870 style editorial mentions State Senator Meyers may seek a Republican nomination next year, signaling political maneuvering and a potential bid against Congressman Gore.
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Columbus News
Columbus
Everits and
Meyers
Myers
Red Lodge
Gon
Peay
Comet Halley’s Approach Raises Far-Reaching Worries
Forsyth Journal notes relief that Halley’s comet is unlikely to cause serious damage if it strikes Earth. The article recalls travel speed and the low probability of impact, suggesting a miss could spare large areas and minimize danger.
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Prom
Forsyth Journal
Mr. Halley
Fragmented 1908 notes from Missontina and polar dawns
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a disliked private scandal and a misfit public debate, referencing a fraternal split, a police attention, and secretary roles. It notes the north pole discovery as a major event and mentions a French air passage and motorized kite concepts amid early 20th century progress.
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North Pole
Anguah
Narhine
Waste Oil Turmoil Hits Local Market
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled notes about a local incident involving waste oil, lines, possibly a shop or market scene, and a woman described in a sequence that ends with a death, but the readable facts are too distorted to extract clear entities or events.
Virginia City Notes and Local Socials
Virginia City notes record guests and family visits across the town. Ruthdhifsrd plans a Los Angeles winter trip. Devorat a atuent at Corneil and Mrs. Kisay Wo Rutan of Wise report a spending week at the Gunfly home. Deputy sheriff Mark Stout injured after a horseback accident. general crop conditions noted as heavy.
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Virginia City
Ruthdhifsrd
Wal
Corneil
Kisay
Miskes
Llyn
Ida Steffens
Caidas
Ant
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Wiabo Street
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Mmasbudd
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Mire
Woo
Clark
Timily
GM Lake
Madleon
Cameron
Mark Stout
Stout
Hamilton Notes On Train Collision And Local News
A western Pacific passenger train from the south struck horses near Hamilton. One horse was killed, the other severely injured. a bystander reported the impact. George W. Maynard, formerly of Kansas City, arrived in town seeking recovery. Mrs Abert owning recently arrived in the Gallatin valley for a few weeks. Parkhurst from Corvallis and Dr Hovliester in town for a cataract removal operation. The article notes ongoing political campaign expectations and public interest.
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Maynard Vslumed Geeter
Kansan Clix
Sierinam
Hik
Itot Spee
Caly
Mia
Abert Owning
Gallatig Valley
Parkhurst
Corvallis Raturriel Yestoring Gum Hovliester
Ol Bu Hols
Missoulia
St Aloysius Institute Belena Montana Ad
St Aloysius Institute Belena Montana seeks immediate supervision of high school and commercial routines. The institute opens Tuesday September 7. For particulars apply to Trav. Joseph M. Venus, President. SL Aloysius Institute, Helena Montana.
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St. Aloysius Institute
Belena, Montana
Cathali Hages
Tshap Carrall
Yirarmar
Trav
Joseph MM. Venus
Aloysius Institute
Helena
Mont
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