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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1923
Page
4
The piece notes vast daily traffic in New York with 2.6 billion annual passengers in 1922, plans to expand subways and elevated lines by 830 miles to reach 5 billion yearly riders, and questions governance for a potential 15 to 20 million population. It warns population growth brings bigger transport and governance challenges.
In this excerpt from Jimmie and Dads Radio Stories, the dialogue centers on radio condenser circuits. Tommy explains a two and three condenser setup in an antenna ground system, detailing how energy moves through components and how different spacings affect current flow and stored charge.
Readable fragments cover electrical theory from condensers and dielectric behavior to planetary potentials and sparks. A 1922 copyright note precedes a Montana historical bulletin with Captain Clark journal extracts from 1805 1806, detailing winter camps on the Missouri and Hudson Bay company matters, and a list of 1866 1870 events in Helena and Montana Territory.
An Irish pioneer in 1871 helped start Ruhr development. Eisen, once a town of 50 000, now counts ten times that population within a 1000 square mile basin housing coal and steel riches. The region’s mines and plants produce vast outputs, with 1 000 000 workers and 15 000 foremen supporting 5 000 engineers across foundries and factories.
A 1948 retrospective on Greater New York forecasts growth from 5.6 million in 1920 to potentially 15 to 30 million by 1948. The piece compares past borough populations, notes Brooklyn and the Bronx surging, Queens and Richmond expanding, and warns of worsening congestion as the metropolis anticipates vast expansion.
A Les Houches era style critique notes Lausanne plan forcing Christians in Turkey to Greece and Muslims to Turkey, stirring massive refugee flows. It cites Near East Relief strain, missing men, and severe exposure injuries among women and children, while mocking European responses and urging global unity through humanitarian aid.
Astrologers call Saturday uncertain with Saturn in a threatening aspect and Neptune friendly There is promise of wealth from mineral resources and oil may be found in unprospected regions A surge of crime is feared as sinister influences rise The seers warn the postwar unrest lingers but 1923 brings hope for the young despite gloom
Irene Schoelikopf wife of a Buffalo capitalist was robbed of jewelry valued at 500000 after a New Year’s Eve party in New York City. Police, aided by information from interior decorator Frank Barrett Carman under arrest, seek two other men accused of the robbery.
The text predicts a colt wave for tomorrow and three days of extreme weather for New England. It notes household economies, societal extravagance, cabinet changes, and potential dissatisfaction with an appointment. It discusses art, vitality trends, and talents linked to Capricorn, with ancient lore guiding employment choices and artistic gifts touted for children born today.
A Washington issued warning to postal employees about a new and dangerous counterfeit twenty dollar note from the National Bank of San Angelo Texas. The note uses two thin bonded papers with silk thread, appears genuine yet is darker in printing and has imperfect lettering. No known circulation in Butte.
Stolen eight times within a year, a large automobile belonging to Shelby Sweet, school trustee, was recovered early yesterday morning by members of the sheriff's force in an alley off Idaho street. The car was taken from in front of the Masonic temple. Thursday night and was undamaged when located. United States has 70 bird reserves.
Margaret Clifford vice president and Alderson editor of the publication returned from Helena after attending executives meetings. They met with state legislators and supported resolutions urging thrift and moral governance. The group backed cooperation with political parties to promote prohibition and anti gambling laws. Mary L. Alderson and Ora M. Hutchens noted Dorothy McLeish.
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