Anaconda Office Phone Numbers And Editorial Contacts
The Daily and Sunday Standard lists office phone numbers for the business and editorial departments in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Boseman and Philipsburg. The page also includes references to postal rates and a note on alcohol related traffic safety with a court opinion comparing drink types and public safety.
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Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Boseman
Philipsburg
Gathering at Bozeman Spurs Montana Vocational Congress
Monday morning in Bozeman marks the sixth annual Montana high school boys vocational congress at State College. More than a thousand youths from across the state and beyond attend as distinguished leaders from business education and ministry address duties, duties, and career paths. The event highlights citizenship duties and civic service, with Prof. AL Abbey leading the college faculty in directing the program toward selecting suitable vocations and fostering education’s broader impact.
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Montana
State College
Bozeman
A Chemist's Plight and the Looney Gas Warning
A chemist faced legal trouble after admitting repeated intoxication tied to fumes from laboratory work. The article links inhaled substances to intoxication, noting a New Jersey lab incident and a judge's leniency with conditions to refrain from driving until procedures are completed.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
New Ee
Alco
Delaware River power project framed as regional water plan
The Delaware River, long a source of nuisance floods, is eyed for harnessing under a New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania treaty. Aimed at water supply and power, the plan could cost up to 500 million over a century, with dams and sanitary oversight to regulate flow and alleviate droughts in Trenton Princeton and Philadelphia areas.
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Caesar
Delaware River
George Washington
Missouri
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Jersey
Trenton
Princeton
Princeton University
Philadelphia
Quakertown
United States
Harvard and world politics seen through a business lens
Harvard's committee on economic research forecasts a favorable year with steady growth, modest construction, cautious auto output, and balanced steel demand. It cites easy money, adequate transportation, and broad business support from Washington, while noting politics may ease regulation. Other items touch on Soviet leadership, party shifts, German influence, a solar observation joke, and China's ongoing opium war resistance.
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Harvard University
Washingm
Timmy the Flying Squirrel Intersects Shadow the Weasel
Timmy awakes in a hollow in an old stump in the Green Forest and narrowly escapes Shadow the Weasel. He reflects on luck, homelessness, and a humorous domestic scene showing tolerance in marriage as he contemplates daily life. The narrative blends a woodland encounter with comic domestic observations.
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Timmy
Flying Squirrel
Shadow
The Hunter Three Friends Flee The Quiet Lane
Timmy escapes danger and seeks a new home far from his beloved place. He laments being chased and worries about finding shelter, healthily expressing fear of the harsh season and the need to move quickly. The narrator notes the year and copyright by T W Burgess.
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Lens
T. W. Burgess
the Hunter
Glad It Was Sally A Memoir By William Allen White
William Allen White recalls Sally choosing him 32 years ago and the lasting mystery of a happy marriage. He dismisses giving rules for wives while noting Sally’s quiet influence and his own luck. The scene shifts to a four story building project in Momotula, with a stray figure of a navigational firm.
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Sally
William Allen
Bally
William
Allen White
Kansas
Eas
William Allen White
Momotula
Radio Programs For Listeners Across Cities
A compiled schedule lists radio offerings from stations such as WGN KYW WEAR WFAA WHO KOA WWJ WCX KHJ C-Memphis KGO WDAR WdO KDKA WCAR KPO and others. It notes musical ensembles, orchestras, bands, educational talks, operatic and vocal performances, stories, and special programs across time slots and networks.
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Radio Direct
Associated
Ed‘Sten
Chicago News
WGN
Chicago Tribune
KYW
Chicago
WEAR
Cleveland
WFAA
Dallas News
Melody Boys
WOC
Davenport
Reader
WHO
Des Moines
KOA
Denver
WWJ
Detroit News
News
WCX
Detroit Free Press
Naas City Star
KHJ
Los Angeles Times
Memphis
LCO
Minneapolis-st. Paul
WEAF
New York
P Gypeles
UWI
KGO
Oakland
WDAR
Philadelphia
Wdo
KDKA
Pittsburg
WCAR
Pittsborg
KPO
San Francisco
Ochestra
Mawar Fay
Heros Beats
Louis Post-Dispatch
Wcrd—Zion
Horoscope for February 2 1925 Foresees Mixed Fortunes
The horoscope notes a fortunate influence from the sun with Mercury and Venus adverse. Promotions and appointments may come under this rule, though some reforms, projects and theater ventures face disappointment or failure. Crime and large fires are foretold, while birth dates promise a quiet year and gifted children of Aquarius may struggle to act on their own initiative.
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Barton Inca Seton
Clubwome
Aquarius
McChure
Doctor Dolittle stage triumph delights audience
The Adventures of Doctor Dolittle offers a stage show where Dolittle’s company succeeds with lively performances. Gab-Gab Dab-Dab and Swizsle dazzle, a front row bouquet sparks Dab-Dab’s encore, and Gub-Gub learns his name appears in the program. Blossom weighs renewal for a second week.
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Dolittle
Maska
Toby
Jip
Swisale
Nike
Bellamy
Blossom
Pantaloon
January Notable for Bond Issues
The Associated Press notes January saw more than half a billion dollars in new bond issues, a record month rarely surpassed. The report highlights continued stock market strength, rising grain and oil prices, and robust U.S. steel production while markets adjust to the French financing situation and ongoing economic expansion.
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Associated Press
New York
At & Ied
Bates
Sears
Whieone Ptatres
United States Steel Corporation
Record Gold Exports Hit New Daily High This Month
Heavy export movement of gold boosts favorable trade tone. A daily record of more than 17 million dollars was consigned, chiefly to India and Australia, bringing the month’s shipments near 90 million. The United States large gold stores have fallen by over 130 million since December 1.
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India
Australia
United States
Stampede Plan Fails as Aviator Triggers Herd Dragon
Paramount film at Rialto faced ideas to stampede 4000 cattle during filming. Jack Holt Ernest Torrence Noah Beery were among stars, but producer Irvin Willat rejected dangerous schemes. An air pilot from Houston swooped above the herd to create a genuine stampede, starring Lola Wilson in the lead.
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Irvin Willat
Paramount
Rialto Theater
Willat
Houston
Texas
Mr. Willat
Lola Wilson
Emerson Hough
Broadway tec vaudeville in Butte entertains locals
The Broadway presents a varied vaudeville program headlined by The Ice Man skit and a Texas duo Chelet. Helena Chadwick stars in a film feature while the cast includes Andriet trio. Temperature notes mention a Canadian high pressure system moving eastward across Manitoba and unsettled weather along the Pacific Northwest coast.
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Butte
Mr. Davis
Agement
Opular Playhouse
Fontent
le Ri & Co
Andriet
Chelet
Texas
Claire
Atwood
Dean
Helena Chadwick
Havre
Helena
Bia 'S
Deace
Manitoba
Central Plains
British Columbo
Rocklea
Washington
Ma Ferguson
Jim
Begion
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Standard Publishing Company
Postonce
Anaconda Office
Cana
Standard
Somer
Mont
Associated Preas
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Gil Boston
Steger
Francisco
San
Senator Borah
Trotzky
Gene
la Follette
Stresemann
Germany
Milwaukee
Iee
China
Tories
Timmy the
Florence Davies
Doctor Dolittle Paar
Soret
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