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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard notes the public cries for cheaper wool will not alter the inexorable law of supply and demand. Lamb once a luxury becomes common, and you cannot both eat the cake and shear the big sheep. The piece discusses Easter dining and shifting lamb availability in Montana.
Shadow the Weasel nearly catches Timmy the Flying Squirrel in a tense chase inside a tree stump. Hooty the Owl swoops in, forcing Shadow to dodge quickly and show his anger at being hunted. The scene ends with Shadow considering another risky move as dusk closes in.
The secretary contends that fears of a massively destructive future war are exaggerated yet notes science has advanced in aviation and chemical warfare. He questions whether nations would willfully destroy themselves but warns fear and hatred of war serve a grim purpose in guiding opinion.
The United States Chamber of Commerce committee on statistics reports high demand for lamb meat, including leg of lamb and lamb stew, is keeping wool clothing prices from dropping. It notes that consumer insistence on lamb affects both meat and wool markets, with no immediate price relief in sight.
The agricultural commission report says farming lacks a single unifying industry body and that agencies meant to aid farmers have often failed. Red tape and bureaucratic misfunction overshadow constructive aims, prompting calls to prune waste and force agencies to serve farmers.
The piece extolls Los Angeles for last year’s production of 170 million dollars in motion pictures, 38 million in public improvements, 56 million in buildings, 230 million barrels of oil in the basin, 68.3 million in harbor exports, and 34.64 million in school bonds plus 7.307 million for churches. It lampoons critics, notes educational and religious progress, and comments on national figures and foreign policy with a satirical tone.
Shadow escapes Hooty the Owl by climbing to Timmy's home yet becomes angry and trapped. He resents being captured and fears his own hunted fate as he watches from the doorway. He ponders how others would feel if they knew his actions.
Astrological reading for Tuesday February 3 1925 warns of uncertainty as Uranus squares the sun. It highlights public interest from millionaires in benefactions and education drawing practical attention while authority figures face criticism and risk distortions in outlook. A humorous line notes forecasting a valuable White House cat.
A discussion contrasts submission with acceptance, urging women to assess situations, fight back if possible, or accept realities when larger forces prevail. It follows a narrative of a woman balancing work and home, choosing to accept duties yet strive for better arrangements, highlighting agency and self refinement.
A compact description of a seven minute cross word puzzle by Ruth von Phul, featuring a diamond construction with twenty one black spaces and eight unkeyed letters. Includes across clues like Intrigue and Grassy field, and notes on puzzle themes and wordplay.
Mrs Sadie Moy wife of Dr Moy Hing and adoptive mother of Evelyn Moy the White Blossom of Chinatown died here after a long illness Brights disease. She had left her bed last month to attest to the girls white parentage so she could marry Henry E Hinkley. Mrs Moy testified that she and the doctor adopted the girl as a baby from a hospital.
Washington on February 2 indicates many income tax records are open to inspection by the federal government. This source fragment notes tax records and government access without detailing entities or outcomes.
A glimpse of daily listings from numerous stations including WSB Avanta Journal WEEI WEAF WGN WEBH WLS WMAQ KYW WLW WEAR WFAA KYW WDAF KHJ WHAS WMC WCCO KAC WOR JZ NBC stations present schedules with concerts orchestras talks and special acts across cities like Chicago New York Los Angeles Dallas and Detroit detailing times and featured performers. Stations include WJZ KGO WOAW KDKA WOAI and more offering variety from orchestras and soloists to lectures and vaudeville.
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