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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
4
The fragment from The Anaconda Standard mentions a time frame linked to foreign countries with a Sunday end date and a numeric value. Due to limited readable context specifics, the card notes a short schedule or flare related to months and end times without clear events or named entities.
The piece argues electric utilities spent 632 million dollars this year on extensions and improvements, stressing distribution efficiency over new plants. It notes losses of up to 25 percent on low tension lines and the push to cut waste to lower consumer costs, aiding growth and adoption of electric equipment. It also critiques enforcement methods in Prohibition debates and praises Judge Bourquin for upholding law.
Wellington Rankin, a Montana bar member and former attorney general, is appointed to succeed John L. Slattery as U S district attorney for Montana. Rankin’s nomination was quickly confirmed by the Senate. Slattery is praised for loyalty in Wheeler indictments and prohibition case work, with a record of high respect and service.
Senator Irvine J. Lenroot of Wisconsin argues for U S entry into the world court, saying it would endorse peace by the most powerful nation. He cites the court as a forum for justice and contends the League of Nations has limited power over its creation and operation.
A reader asks Mrs Thompson whether to marry for love or money as social pressure and family finances shape the choice. The adviser counsels balancing affection with practical figures, noting the mother’s aim is to spare hardship and urging patience, family duties, and pursuing education.
Peter Rabbit questions Mr Garter Snake about winter quarters and slumber. The snake explains he spends winter underground or in cracks with a snug burrow, seeking deep temps to avoid freezing while the family hibernates. He notes his small size among kin and hints at other snakes, including Black Snake and Buzzwigil.
Fragmentary text notes a winter scene involving a character Peter and a garter snake, with a cryptic reference to closing a house for the season. The passage appears to be an excerpt from a 1928 Burgess work and leads into a next story titled Shutting Up House for the Winter.
A motorist stops at a village filling station to learn about Joab Miller who runs a flowering business at Toad Rock. The attendant struggles to describe it, noting Miller sells motor car parts for sale and buys cutlery, eggs and poultry, and deals in rent.
A fragmented poem fragment explores staying versus parting with lines about light and love, reflecting a muddled archaic verse with mispunctuation. The text then shifts to a note: Allegre, Brazil, will spend $5 in municipal improvements, indicating a local public works spend.
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