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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1928
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard endorsed a Smith nomination after a second vote and Robinson as running mate after a third vote. The paper calls the process orderly, well managed, and praised by Democrats and many non Democrats alike, criticizing eight years of Republican control and unkept promises.
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY lists publishers and proprietors with mailing details and office contacts for Butte and Anaconda. The notice provides post office entry as second class mail matter and includes phone numbers for business and editorial departments.
The nation marks 152 years of independence with restraint and reflection. Celebrants embrace safety and sanity, honoring past sacrifices while praising peace and goodwill as the nation's best defense and goal for the future.
A defense of Gov Alfred E Smith praising his refusal to compromise on law enforcement and denouncing Republican inaction. The piece argues Smith would enact strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and that Houston was the proper venue for his nomination with platform and candidate aligned. It asserts Smith’s oath overrides personal views and contrasts with Republican promises.
A newspaper column derides a circus band for playing The Sidewalks of New York to welcome Senator Curtis. It condemns the selection as insulting to the Republican ticket and suggests suitable patriotic tunes, arguing the choice showed disrespect and rancor amid campaigning tensions.
A lively London discussion on Does death end all features theologians and scientists arguing over soul survival after brain death. The public shows wide interest as immortality questions persist across currents in British intellect and discourse.
The page lists quiz solutions: Suzanne Lenglen in tennis from France, Windsor, the San Francisco earthquake and fire, Franz Schubert, and Psalms chapter 138 verse 7.
Features on the air list nightly time blocks from 5:30 to 8:30 with programs including Venetian Nights, The Vice Roy, Goodrich hour and National light opera. Stations WEAF KOA KSD WJIZ WOC WOW WHO KVOO WCCO WDAF provide orchestras dances and a Pinafore performance across the evening.
A整理 of radio schedules shows KC Kansas City air slots from 4:30 to 10:45 featuring School of the Air Ensemble Goodrich hour Ike and Mike Orchestra and Nighthawks. Milwaukee WTMJ airs Organ trio Philco Community program and Dance music. Minneapolis St Paul WCCO offers Dinner concert Goodrich hour Musical program Singers and Dance organ.
Paris fashion icon Paul Poiret pursues cooking as avocation and has issued a book titled 107 Recipes of Culinary Curiosities blending his design sensibility with decorative gastronomy.
Herbert Hoover and his wife endure three weeks of bombardment in Tientsin. The Hoovers shelter with American correspondents and relief troops while a foreign relief force fights toward the city. They face looting by Cossacks, bullets through the house, and a tense siege climate as Chinese civilians and officials strain trust and food relief efforts.
The piece profiles Charles Wesley Flint born in 1878 in Stouffville Ontario and serving as chancellor of Syracuse University since 1922. It argues that spiritual realization gives life meaning, contrasts science with inner spiritual life, and warns against cynicism from material mastery alone.
The piece argues for using convicts for medical experiments, citing Noguchi and Stefansson to question if valuable lives could be spared by exposing criminals to poisons or pathogens. It defends such testing as a means to advance science, proposing state-held prisoners as test subjects for the greater good.
Flat-Chiro practitioners east of the Mississippi announce a national contest at their conference in St Petersburg on October 20 seeking a perfect back. The event aims to showcase chiropractic excellence and attract skilled competitors from across the region.
A garbled OCR style message questions a wife’s wit and a man’s name, asking if a wife would be better with a certain name. It references Kewanes Illinois and Noah Hudson, a wash bowl, a perfect score, an egg seater, a pillow sham, and Susan Kendall. The text appears as a jumble of phrases and names without coherent narrative.
The Standard recalls items from 10 20 and 30 years ago today. Past events highlight local happenings, notable names, and places such as Batte and Anaconda, offering a snapshot of the community’s memory and changing times.
July 4, 1918 report from the front notes American troops at Vaux northwest of Chateau Thierry repelling German counterattacks. The Germans seek reversal of the hard won position, signaling the occupation of Vaux is of strategic importance. Also included are brief local notices: a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brush, a daughter. births to Mr. and Mrs. James Hallam. travel plans of Mrs. L. R. Johns. Rev. George W. Thomas heading East for Y M C A work. and Eddie Williams’ health update after California trip.
July 4 1908 marriage licenses issued to Dwyer Gordon Parks Harte all in Butte. Edward C Smith accompanies father to Denver convention. Mrs W M Harrison and son go to Spokane to visit. May Dougherty of Anaconda visiting Butte. Ed F Gilbert family arrived from Georgetown. Agnes Bernier visiting the Le Febvres. July 4 1898 Playa del Este report from Cuba describes siege of Sevilla camp. General Shafter notes rail control from Santiago to San Luis. Postmaster Irvin of Butte in town. E J Edgcombe Gordon Place visiting Butte. Will J Ashford in Butte for a few hours. Mrs James Shields and daughter return from New York. J K Strever R Mullan visiting Butte from Great Falls.
Astrology notes a benefic influence promising success for public gatherings and enjoyment for people. Theaters and music benefit, public speakers and those seeking office gain opportunities. women find romance and lasting friendships. A looming risk affects high conferences during a national holiday.
A brief religious excerpt cites Mark chapter four, presenting the parable of the mustard seed. It notes the seed’s small size yet eventual growth into a large plant that shelters birds, illustrating the kingdom of God’s growth from humble beginnings.
Rio de Janeiro reports about 32 000 scouts nationwide with 6 000 in Rio alone. A major daily runs a page weekly detailing scout activities and events across the country.
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