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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
4
A fragment from the Anaconda Montana Daily Standard shows publication details, subscription rates, and mailing offices. It cites the Associated Press and notable names like Robert Goelet Jr. and the Drexels, then reflects on wealth and happiness.
Chicago internal revenue collector Mrs. Mabel Reinecke urged burglars bootleggers and crooks to file income tax reports promising confidences would be kept. The offer drew hundreds of offenders to confess and even deduct losses from their illicit activities while warning of possible congressional changes that could undermine the scheme.
An editorial praising the Rotary's growth in Montana, stressing cooperation and unified effort for common prosperity. It highlights the role of agriculture, mining, lumber, and other industries, and announces Dr. H. S. Gatley of Missoula as the new Rotary leader succeeding Alfred Atkinson.
A column notes American children inheriting fortunes despite youth, citing Joy Louise Leeds, Gloria Caruso, Clark grandchildren, John Jacob Astor heirs, E. B. McLean offspring, and others with multi million dollar trusts and large annual education stipends.
The National League of Women Voters begins a six day convention in Richmond Va with speakers Herbert M Lord Huston Thompson and James Thompson Shotwell addressing The event focuses on voting turnout New voters and civic responsibility. Representatives from over 25 colleges and groups join discussions on awakening citizenship and encouraging lifelong voting habits. The piece also notes mixed political sentiments and references to Coolidge Hindenburg and other figures.
In a Burgess bedtime piece the Old Pasture is damaged by fire and overrun by burn scars. Forest creatures discuss rebuilding and balancing life as Buster Bear faces pressure from skeptical neighbors. Blacky the Crow suggests action, while Sammy Jay rallies the crowd to find a remedy.
Cross word champion Ruth Von Phul completes the daily puzzle in a bogey time of six and one half minutes. The record showcases her speed and precision in the timed challenge.
Henry A. Margolis presents a crossword style Across puzzle with numerous brief definitions and wordplay prompts. The list blends classic crossword clues such as Greek gods, prepositions, and common nouns, inviting solvers to fill related answers across a long, varied item.
The article profiles Judge Wallace McCamant of Portland Oregon, noting his long Republican influence in Oregon and the West. It recalls his roles at the 1902 state convention, the 1896 and 1920 national conventions, and his service as chancellor in the U S district court of Oregon and as a state supreme court justice, with birth in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania in September 1867.
Florence Davies explores the idea of balance in student life at Yale. The famed senior Ashburn is praised for a broad mix of athletics, debate and humor, illustrating a balanced approach to daily living and interests.
A condensed guide from Radio Digest listing diverse broadcast schedules. Highlights include WGR Buffalo features 8 dance programs and 7-10 musical offerings. WGN Chicago mixes organ, ensemble, and classical sets. KYW Chicago displays concert and talk blocks. WEAF New York presents services, baritone readings, and choral offerings. WJZ New York notes concerts and a night program.
Dr. W A Cardine argues farming is a business where farmers seek equal opportunity and reasonable credit. He opposes excessive regulation and supports sound banking, cooperative ties, and legislation that aligns credit and security with land value to foster prosperous, production‑driven farms.
Astrologers deem Thursday a poor day with Mercury, Mars and Uranus in malefic aspect. Expect unsettled thinking, potential pessimism, possible news disappointments and caution in romance. Birthdates may bring a turbulent year, travel is discouraged, and generous traits may aid public work.
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