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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
4
Dr Vincent argues the GP sees the patient holistically and should balance referrals to specialists. The New York Sun notes the value of doctors who know patient history and family context. A foundation report shows three quarters of American doctors are general practitioners, with specialization likely to rise but not erase the need for generalists.
The rescue team led by Burris and Roeder searched the slough and river for over a mile without locating the two missing youths. Divers reported sightings near a raft above the bridge but yielded no bodies as the search extended into a second day.
Thousands lined the streets as the parade rolled through Butte. Citizens kept to the mayor’s ban on autos and firecrackers while mock animals and comic floats drew laughter from all ages. Prizes went to Milk Fed and The Man in a Barrel among many colorful entries.
President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon cite a government surplus over a quarter billion dollars for the year ending June 30. They credit unexpected revenue gains and tax policy, with plans for further surtax relief facing Congress amid Democratic support and probable tax revision this winter to spur business and investment.
The piece defends the family doctor against threats from preventive medicine, sanitation, and inoculation while acknowledging the Rockefeller Foundation’s role. It argues the family physician remains an American institution essential even in the cities, serving as a steady national medical presence.
The piece notes Col William Mitchell as a possible candidate for Wisconsin's vacant Senate seat following Senator La Follette's death. It weighs his suitability as aviation advocate and hints at career shifts from military to politics while considering Patrick's likely reappointment as air service chief. The column suggests a La Follette understudy could block Mitchell's candidacy.
The article notes aircraft can spread calcium arsenate over cotton to control boll weevils and army worms. Dr. Coad reports field tests since 1922 show airplanes offer advantages over ground dusting, and a new low flight plane is used in the campaign, achieving dramatic results.
The piece links Mr Doheny’s claim of a looming Pacific war in 1921 to major oil transactions. It parodies public fixation on global peril with Twain like humor and notes varied reactions from public figures including the Ku Klux Klan and General Pershing. The closing line praises Hood River strawberries as balm amid doom fears.
Athletes D. T. Watkins and Mike Sullivan headline a barnyard golf series with high tension as scoring follows Spalding rules. Watkins builds early lead, wins multiple sets, while Sullivan battles back in later rounds. Standings show Watkins, Sullivan, Roberts atop the day’s matches as Dubie-Cantion loom in state tourney action.
Ruth von Phul crossword solved by Mrs. C. D. Hooten Lookouts with a full clue list and a solution grid. Includes across and down entries such as 7 Wall paintings 13 A fledgling bird 14 Girl's name 15 A direction and more. Also lists solution to yesterday's puzzle and themed items.
A long roster of festival participants including Rex flour Western Creamery Bacon Transfer Ladies Columbian orchestra and more will reappear in the July 4 parade. J Bruce Kremer's umdig and other acts may perform if approved. The parade forms on East Granite at 9 30 a m with Secretary Al Wilkinson confirming.
Montana’s holiday festival opens with record color as decorations brighten the streets. A comic float parade runs from Washington to Arizona and Broadway, followed by a carnival on West Mercury Street and evening theaters and dance halls. The schedule promises rodeo wild west stunts and an air circus amid continued merrymaking.
Prohibition officers led by District Agent Wellever made several arrests yesterday for violating the Volstead act. Charles Wilson and John Smith of Moose Creek faced charges of possession and operation of stills and were released on joint $300 bond. George Clayton of Gregson was charged similarly with $300 bond. Frank Kopp of Butte was charged with possession and sale with a $200 bond. All defendants appeared before United States Court Judge Van Etten.
Captain Plummer said several of his men reported looting cases including items from the Guadelupe church altar. He added that suspects were turned over to Santa Barbara police while his unit’s duty was to maintain order and investigations were handled by Chief Desgrandchamp’s men. Homes carried away in Utah: a $7,000 Huff ranch dwelling on Jackson Hole floats in a lake formed by the June 23 landslide.
Astrology predicts a fortunate day with strong planetary influence favoring constructive action for engineers, builders, and promoters. Labor may gain power and independence, while capitalists face common faults. Birth dates point to brisk business. the young may marry. children born today may show executive genius and fortune.
Dennis Fitzpatrick of 308 West Quartz Street suffered injuries Wednesday when struck by a passing car while repairing a tire on the road near Ramsey. He was taken to St. James Hospital. doctors report a small bone in his left leg is fractured.
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