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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard lists standard publisher information for STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY. It notes publishers and proprietors in Anaconda Montana and provides post office and Butte office addresses with contact numbers for departments.
Yellowstone park statistics show rail arrivals down while automobile traffic surges. Free motor camping parks attract travelers who spend well in host towns, boosting local pride and business. Denver’s 160 acre camping park exemplifies modern facilities, then smaller cities are urged to follow.
A DC street and sewer department survey finds horseshoes no longer over doors of colored residents, and jewelers say horseshoe stickpins are relics. The piece notes waning faith in luck talismans as materialism rises, with Missourian skepticism cited as a sign of changing times.
Germany deposits large sums in London and New York banks to cover 180 million dollars due in reparations by August 31. This marks the second quarterly payment, with further transfers likely every three months. Officials emphasize efficiency as a driver of progress, while international focus remains on domestic actions rather than foreign policy.
Mr Hays outlines post office department issues amid widespread public and private strain. He cites a $34,000 deficit last year, with $73 million for congressional pay increases and $11 million for railroads following interstate commerce rulings. He aims to save $15 million next year by economy shifts, but projects a continued large deficit and considers rate increases.
Brisk debate grows over airplane bombs against battleships with Ostfriesland cited as obsolete. Critics say tests were idealized, weather and maneuvering would hinder bombers, and anti aircraft fire plus escort planes raise risk. Navy plans further trials under realistic combat conditions.
Governor Lowden addressed a crowd praising steady progress and urged restoration of economic balance. He noted farm prices, transportation costs, foreign commerce, and arms limitations, then toured the Leonard mine with Senator Leonard and officials, praising Montana’s mountains and industrial potential.
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