Connecticut Pride Brims From Official Labor Report
A Connecticut labor department annual report on the state’s industrial scene ridicules nutmeg myths and praises industry honesty. It extols Connecticut’s rectitude, even claiming bootlegging bootleggers uphold fair prices and reliable service, declaring the state morally superior to its rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Connecticut State Department of Labor
Labor Department
Department of Labor
Firestone Eyes Large Rubber Concession in Liberia
The Firestone company plans a million acre rubber empire in Liberia expecting to supply a major share of American rubber within years and employ up to 300,000 natives. Liberia is favored over the Philippines due to government limits on land leases there. Firestone notes 200,000 trees are bearing with thousands more to come and a new port at Moravia under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Harvey
Firestone
Liberia
America
Manla
Moravia
Reinstatement Offer for Wartime Life Insurance
Former service men with lapsed wartime life insurance can reinstate at favorable government rates through the Veterans' Bureau before July 2. A 26 year old paying 67 cents can obtain a U S ordinary policy at 34 for 2.32 per thousand with disability benefits and no age limit. Those who do not take it miss benefits for themselves and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Bureau
United States
Radiant Hope Defies Pessimists in Troubled Age
Despite fears of regression and vice, writers such as Dean Inge and George Bernard Shaw are cited, yet the text insists the era holds bright spots. It urges resilience and belief that the present age may rise from its trough and find inspiration amid criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Inge
George Bernard Shaw
H. L. Mencken
H. G. Wells
William EB. Borah
Manning
Long-Distance Talking Stimulates Telegraph and Cable Traffic
The article argues long distance telephone use boosts overall communication. It cites Western Union leaders noting more rapid business raises telegraph demand and that conversations by phone prompt written verification and information sharing by cable. The trend accelerates both voice and pen-based communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Carlton
Various World Affairs Quips Spur Political Banter
A column of wry observations notes Russia’s alleged plan to rule the world and pokes fun at modern international politics. It jokes that Borah’s foreign policy criticisms may fuel presidential talk and mocks a Los Angeles talk on divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Borah
President Coolidge
Montana Wool Growers Convene With Call for Cooperation
The Montana wool industry leaders gathered at the Finlen hotel for the 1927 convention. They urged cooperative marketing through the National Wool Exchange, praised the Montana Livestock Sanitary Board, and backed funds to combat predatory animals while opposing higher grazing fees and certain forest-service policies.
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State Board
Montana
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
State Sanitary Board
U0. S. Biological Survey
Reyn Leedom
Chamber of Commerce At
Great Falls
Washington
Charles H. Williams
Deer Lodge
Finlen Hotel
Williams
National
Wool Growers’ Association
National Association
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
Radio Schedule Highlights From Coast to Coast
A detailed listing of Chicago and national radio stations across central and pacific time zones. Programs include talk, concerts, school of the air, dinner hours, and orchestral performances from WCCO WEAF WGN WHO WOC WOW KFI KGO KGW KHJ KPO and others with time slots in evening hours and musical features.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
WEAF
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WGN
Chicago
Drake
Slackstone String Quartet
WAF
Sam ‘'N' Henry
The
Muse Box
Mark Love
Bobby Meeker
Drake Hotel Orchestra
Correll
Gosden
WHO
Des Moines
Iowa
WOC
Davenport
Moline Plow Boys
WOW
Omaha
Neb
Roseland Gardens
Kifi
Los Angeles
Cal
KFI
Johnston and Farrell
KFWB
Hollywood
Pontiac
Warner’ Brothers
KGO
Oakland
Stanislas Bem
KGW
Portland
Ore
KHJ
KPO
San Francisco
States Restaurant Orchestra
Rudy Seiger
Farmont
Land sale authorized in Montana and Fergus counties
The interior department authorizes public auction sales of 75 acres of coal land in Richland county Montana through the Great Falls land office and 40 acres in Fergus county through the Billings land office. Both parcels are set for public auction.
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Washington
Interior Department
Richland County
Montana
Great Falls
National meeting opens with rites and speakers
Delegates from states and industries gather for a three day convention with an opening program including a song by a state quartet, an invocation by Rev Dr J Chapman, welcome from Mayor Horgan, and remarks by national president Hagenbarth. Sessions cover wool outlook financing and speeches by J Jardine Spry Wentworth White and others. Governor Erickson will speak at Friday’s banquet.
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H. R. Cunningham
Helena
Matt Staff
National Wool Exchange
Evan W. Hall
Milwaukee Railway
W. A. Denecke
United States Sheep Experiment Station
Dubois
Idaho
H. C. Gardiner
Mount Tinggin Sheep Company
Dr. Butler
H. O. Stewart
Washington Wool Growers’ Association
Stewart
Silver Bow Club
Anaconda
Williams
United States
W. McC. White
Association Board of Trustees
Tanventin
Tressure State
J. Chapman
St. John's Epicopal Church
W. D. Horgan
Hagenbarth
Albert Eliott
Boston
Mass
Thomas A. Marlow
Montana
Frederic Steiner
Oregon
Temple Theater
W. M. Jardine
William Spry
General Land Office
United States Department of the Interior
R. C. Vollack
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chicago
Rh. N. Wentworth
Armour .& Oy. A
White
Swift & Co
Sam Stephenson
Great Falls
J. 8. Campbell
United States Department of Agriculture
T. C. Holley
Horoscope predicts political tension and public upheaval today
Astrological forecast warns of adverse planetary aspects and a depressive mood across the British Isles with possible revolutionary sentiment. Washington faces sensational events before spring as foreign intrigue and immigration issues strain relations with Canada. Children born today may be keen-witted and enterprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svho
British Isles
Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Fife
Nature as Diagnostician Over Medicine’s Limits
A reader cites a famous physician admitting autopsy misdiagnosis in over half of cases and warns against overreliance on disease labels. The author recounts a letter about conflicting diagnoses for stomach ulcers gall stones and kidney stones and endorses a simple orange juice fast followed by a balanced diet as a safe approach.
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Greece
Rome
Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Butte
West Park Street
Daily and &Sunday Standard
Ditton
Bozeman
Philipsburg
MATL
Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
Associated Press
National Representativee
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
New York
Steger
Globe
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Street
Leary
Seattle
Government Life Insurance
Europe
Aimee McPherson
Uncle Sam
Al-Operative
Law
Exchange
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Montana Wool Co-operative Marketing Association
Co-Operative Association
Federal
Intermediate Credit Ank
Murray BE. Stebbins
Woorrowers
Senate
National Forest
National Wool Growers' Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Ratchford
Casement
Congress
C. H. Williams
H. H. Pigott
Montana College of Agriculture
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Bureau of Claims
Board of Trustees
Treasure State Quartet Sang Se
Cunningham
Butler
Rambouillet
Corriedale
Columbia
Gardiner
F. J. Hagenbarth
F. B. Marshall
S. ©. Stewart
Yakima
Wash
Wool Growers Association Auxiliary
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Wil- Lames
Treasure State
John Driscoll
Melvin Dempsey
Dan Malloy
C. W. Towne
Irma Lyford
Peter Pauley
A. T. Hibbard
H. C. Gardner
J. H. Carmichael
George Reeder
S. P. Wilson
R. L. Waddell
Percy Williams
H. H. Piggottt
ODAY
Frank Ste ‘Ho Saat
Kline
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