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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
4
The text notes busy shoppers skipping leisurely fittings for ready made gowns and souvenirs from department stores. It predicts French adaptation to American customers, growth of the American tripper business, and a specialty hotel class to serve visitors at popular prices. Europeans may learn Americans count pennies as well as millions.
A State of Montana letter writing contest offers 200 in cash prizes to promote spending at home. Entrants must write up to 250 words on buying locally and send to the All Montana Development association in Billings. Judges include Governor Erickson and other prominent figures. deadline is September 19 with eight prizes ranging from 5 to 100 dollars.
The article discusses a proposed national crime commission with Roosevelt named for chairmanship and Richard Washburn Child organizing support, plus a New York state commission to reform criminal law. It notes Britain's lower murder rate contrasts with America’s high murder tally and calls for updated codes and stronger enforcement nationwide.
Paris records a surge of American third class tourists arriving for short visits, revealing a broader middle class travel pattern. The Brooklyn Eagle notes mass steerage travel, simpler hotels, and a fast paced tourism style similar to English visitors, reshaping local views of American travelers.
Dr. Arthur L. Piper and his family return from the Masumba district of the Belgian Congo on leave. They recount African youths adopting Western dress while elders resist. Piper hopes to aid locals and may return to the remote Methodist mission despite preferring modest attire personally.
The exchange between Mayor Hylan and Comptroller Craig turns to sharp accusations of fabrication and deceit. Each accuses the other of lying while spectators at the meeting wonder if both are speaking truth amidst the heated dispute.
The notice outlines shifting global tensions with China watching Russia and Japan while urging警台 motorists to lower alcohol limits to avoid more accidents.
Across clues list terms and brief definitions for a crossword puzzle including Hydroxy derivative of benzine charge with gas tatter and others, spanning from 1 to 24 with various hints. The set includes school items such as engineering degree, sense organ, salutation, and months or dates like The 15th of July, plus common words for actions, traits, and objects.
Montana state fair in Helena to host a Made in Montana home products exposition with 37 exhibits. Building measures 60 by 120 feet with 12 booths in the center and 18 along the sides including double booths. University of Montana has a reserved double booth. Butte exhibitors urged to inspect the plan and submit reservation requests.
At the Silver Bow chapter of the American War Mothers regular meeting held at the Y M C A on August 3 delegates to the state convention in Kalispell this month were elected. Elizabeth Mattson was elected official delegate and J Moon was alternate. P J Burns, chapter president, will attend as a delegate by virtue of office. The next meeting is August 17 at the Y M C A.
A cryptic compilation listing terms and clues on topics from nature to daily life. It pairs items like water lily, youth, and self with brief definitions and cross references, reflecting suggests language and vocabulary building.
Do not undertake new ventures as Mars and Saturn clash. Real estate and loans face delays and anxieties while industry risks rise from possible explosions and accidents. The moon in Pisces signals sensitive moods and potential price dissatisfaction. notable mortality among famed individuals is foretold.
Pittsburg report says John A. Bell, president of the closed Carnae company bank, was charged with fourteen counts of embezzlement, abstraction, and waste of funds involving more than $800,000. The case unfolds as authorities detail alleged financial misconduct.
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