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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
4
The article envisions a future where kilometer roads stay clear with electric trucks drawing power from lines, supplying farmers year round. Electrified rural areas bring cheap power, telephones, radios, electric lights, and advanced devices boosting farm life. If widespread, farmers may prefer rural life over cities.
Great Falls reports Montana crops will move to market rapidly with no car shortage. Railroads and shippers credit improved cooperation and equipment, predicting wheat output around 60 to 75 percent of 1924 and faster delivery across Montana.
The entry presents fragmented phrases about months and numbers 63 86 and a term magic. No clear people places or events are identifiable from the readable text.
The Tammany executive committee opposes Mayor Hylan and backs state senator Walker for mayor. Hylan vows an independent run if defeated, drawing Hearst support and Governor Smith opposition in a three way fight likely affecting the September primaries and November election. The piece notes nationwide curiosity about the political feud within New York’s party.
Owen D. Young predicts rapid farm electrification bringing light and power for refrigeration and market control. He notes General Electric and others expanding electric utilities along rural lines, enabling broader farm use and new business efficiencies.
Review argues Trotzky’s English translation of Whither Goeth England predicts England’s descent into crisis with the United States as the rising power. The piece labels the book bolshevist propaganda while noting European stabilizing forces and a counter trend of capitalism returning in Russia.
A pursuing policeman in Chicago shot one thief and one spectator during a chase after robbers. The incident follows a wave of violence where many casualties were spectators. The report also notes broader social commentary on crime and public policy.
The star configuration suggests a mixed day with profitable potential overall. Caution is advised against over optimism and speculative decisions while a late session at the desk may yield progress in business. Diplomacy looks favorable and ambitious women seeking work may see positive momentum.
The Montana state board of examiners abolished revolving funds for state institutions citing complexities and lack of alignment with 1923 laws. The move rescinds the June 14 1923 order granting composite funds to units including the university, state college, schools, hospital and department programs. Technical issues and a flat appropriations approach prompted the action.
A 1925 forecast cautions luxury and power shifts for industry figures. It notes sports progress and athletic advancement, with Uranus signaling government changes. Leos may favor lavish living while workers see luck. children may pursue business ventures and promoting large enterprises.
Puzzle list presents clues across and down for a Latin themed word game. Includes famous emperors, cities, bodies of water, saints, colors, rivers, and common nouns. Aimed at letter-fitting and vocabulary recall with multiple named entities across themes.
M A Traylor, president of the First National Bank of Chicago, tells Montana Bankers at Glacier National Park that Britain's return to the gold standard removes exchange risk for American farmers. He notes one third of wheat is sold abroad and urges the need for fixed currency values to revive world trade and farm prices. The loyalty of U S federal reserve banks and the Bank of England in supplying gold supports this shift.
J. A. Burke, charged with grand larceny in connection with a worthless $630 check given to Standard Motor Co for a car, was returned to Butte yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Jerry Kelly after a trip to Fergus Falls Minnesota. Burke was arrested in Minnesota ten days after he disappeared with the car.
Mrs Pauline Stephens wife of Do V Stephens testifies that he returned home intoxicated after a meeting with Louis Geck a police informer. The defense claims Geck staged the plot as publicity for two Los Angeles detectives. She notes her Army nurse experience with narcotics linked to wounded patients.
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