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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1923
Page
4
The piece argues that college football draws large crowds and fuels growth in sports, noting Harvard Yale and other programs. It praises football for reshaping American students into robust individuals, with crowds funding broader athletic programs while players receive no profits.
The opening of the Sixty-eighth Congress sees insurgent Republicans win a partial victory over regulars as they press for full revision of house rules and fair committee representation. Democrats, led by Garrett, may ally with 22 progressive Republicans to challenge party discipline in a tense start to the session.
A proposed national stadium at Washington with seating for 150000 is now seriously discussed as a future site for Army Navy games and other large events. The plan envisions use for Olympic events and grand parades at West Point and Annapolis, reflecting football’s rising popularity.
Raggedy Ann Raggedy Andy and friends receive a soggy gingerbread man seeking help after a snow storm. They repair his leg with molasses glue and place him in the oven to dry him, then test for doneness with a broom straw in his head.
Raggedy Ann and friends cheerfully help Mister Brown the Gingerbread man after a cake baking tale. The group recalls kindness brings happiness and rewards the generous deed with warmth and smiles.
Astrologers warn of a difficult day with uncertain decisions and restless, dissatisfied minds. unrest spreads nationwide with a stampede to western states and return migrations predicted for many negroes. secret plots and conspiracies may surface within a year while proposed reforms spark debate. women face love-related caution and fewer marriages amid scandals.
A packed crowd attended a centenary celebration at Hibernia hall Centerville with Judge J J Lynch presiding. Speakers included John J Caplis and M J English state representatives, and music by J J McNamara and Maurice J McDonough. The audience sang The Star Spangled Banner as Lynch praised James Monroe and critiqued Wilson. Resolutions defended the Monroe doctrine, urging support against foreign interference and warning against entangling alliances and internationalism.
The forecast notes Gemini rising in Washington and planetary oppositions suggest a strenuous season ahead for the president through winter. It advises births to safeguard health and wealth, while Sagittarius children may face opposition but hold potential for supreme success.
The Montana state railroad commission ordered a hearing at 10 a m on December 18 in Helena on the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway request to raise ore rates. The proposal covers ore from the Butte hill to Anaconda and coal and ore moves from New Works hill and Anaconda yards to tailing-track points.
Good Stanway II, a 2400 pound Hereford bull born April 9, 1919 and sired by Bright Stanway, was named grand and senior champion at the international livestock show. Owned by E. M. Cassidy and Son of Whiting Iowa, he has won numerous prizes this year including grand titles at the American Royal, Iowa State Fair, Minnesota State Fair, Sioux City Interstate Show, and Marshall County Fair. Corn king contests begin tomorrow with eight regional champions, including contenders from Indiana Illinois and Iowa, each matching ten ears for judging.
An analysis of Vienna voting on October 28 shows men casting 474000 ballots and women 564000. Socialists polled 276000 men and 295000 women while Christian Socialists drew 137000 men and 201000 women, reflecting close proportion to sex population in Austria.
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