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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
4
Local office at 33 West Park Street lists subscription rates for United States mail delivery. Foreign rates and additional details are incomplete but indicate options for one, three, six months and Sunday editions.
The piece argues party leaders must back a stamped plan for nullifying primaries but faces obstacles. It cites need for acceptances from nominees, delegate selection methods, and fears of a Kilkenny cataclysm if a convention starts. It recalls a May 1924 effort that failed after two days of debate.
The Standard reports Butte's 1925 banking strength with savings at 14.3 million and general deposits near 37 million. Despite two brokerage failures costs of nearly 2 million, the year shows a 4 million rise in clearing house totals to over 59 million, marking durable thrift and growth.
Ohio Republicans worry over the costly and tedious primary system. The state central committee chair invites a meeting to discuss abolishing the primary law as a potential constructive reform. He doubts the legislature will take bold action to end the system and reduce voter inconvenience.
Colonel Millis argues a solar system origin from colliding bodies forming the sun and planets. He predicts endless universes, sun’s death, magnetic upheavals, and repeated cosmic wrecks leading to new solar orders. Mention of World Court debate and 1926 astronomical notes closes with a note on war costs.
At the start of 1996 the native of Weinfelden Henri Haeblerlin studied in local schools then attended Frauenfeld. His father was a noted lawyer and political figure, and his son rose to become chief Justice of Prawenfeld and was elected to the Swiss Federal Council in 1920. The council, with seven members, includes roles such as president and vice president.
An old Peter Rabbit tale follows the youngster as hunters and a chasing dog threaten the Green Forest. Peter outsmarts the dog, misleads it, and observes the hunter activity while pondering Bobby Coon’s pursuit and the dangers of autumn hunting.
Central Time stations list varied programs from WCCO to WEAF and WEAP including concerts, talks, and children's hours. A cryptic line notes a body: “the body to or had been ransacked,” with an implication of a crime committed three or four days ago.
Peter, unaware of his mischief, fouls the hunt for Bat Goan and delays the party. Frustrated, the group ends the search, blaming the dog Bobby Goon as they leave with their dog of the night. The tale leads to Bobby Coon's clever trick in the next story.
Colonel Harvey argues Britain faces a productivity decline and must act as a middleman between raw materials and consumers. He urges the United States to aid Great Britain while preserving Anglo-Saxon financial integrity and friendship.
A 16 year old girl seeks advice about a baby of seven months and her absent father. She plans to marry a man who cares for her while her mother forbids contact. The letter discusses trust and securing support.
New Year's day is not a clean white page as we like to think. Our past heritage shapes us and cannot be erased in a moment. True change comes from loving the ideal and letting the inner pattern guide actions rather than forceful resolve.
The stars favor constructive action with women urged to push finances in business. Actresses gain new opportunities in film and stage while military topics focus on future warfare and cautious soldiers. A new European dictator may emerge, while US scientific progress boosts prestige. romances warned against and children born that day expected to be dreamers with practical education needed.
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