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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1926
Page
2
An old pests problem threatens agriculture and forestry with estimated losses over 4 billion dollars. Congress proposes 2.5 billion dollars to expand the Department of Agriculture and its hundreds of specialists to combat pests across counties, highlighting the cotton pests and efforts in improving defenses.
A July 24 1996 report laments extreme eastern heat that cripples offices and daily routines while praising Montana’s milder climate. It notes cool nights, sunny days, and abundant grain growth as a contrast to the suffering East, urging readers to recognize Montana’s health and economic benefits.
The assistant secretary of agriculture announces heightened vigilance as federal quarantine laws curb foreign pest entry. Before 1912 states acted singly, allowing a flood of invaders such as the orange fruit worm and Japanese beetle. Dr. Dunlap notes at least six major ports grew pests in the years leading to 1912.
A fragmented Kentucky scene features Republicans backing Senator Terash and Barkley without Democratic nomination, while intra party tensions flare over temperance, agriculture, and national factions. The piece notes shifts in loyalty, regional pride, and the looming impact on the 1930s political landscape.
A lengthy feature contrasts Italian and American postwar aims with U S and European destinies. It argues for unity under a central state, denounces imperial tendencies, and cautions against fascist legacies while urging world peace and national rebirth through shared democratic ideals.
May o Story, daughter of Nelson Story, and Hareld Civeta de la Burlhapt of a prominent California Spaniels family, wed yesterday at St. deharx church in Butte. The ceremony was conducted by Charles Chapman with many friends present. The couple planned a California return, and the bride’s family noted the wedding was moved up after the loss of her mother.
War Mothers attend a meeting in a coastal city with PENNAY, Mra Matte, and Mrs Widenels listed among attendees. Officials from Lewhead, Thermeapeni, and Wyoming participate as an executive board travels for a curatorial event titled Magttie ngast states, with preparations and travel noted.
Montina Faamers acquires Tester Bay stock through Credis corporation in Kent. The purchase relates to Townsend farmers and Test ehtninent, with prior holdings and breed purposes noted amid unclear details.
A Montana public service board ruling protects common carriers by verifying routes and services. The decision approves operations linking Putty to Southern Cross and Georgetown while blocking unauthorized extensions. It notes objections from Mullins and others over passenger service integrity and route adherence. Localities named include Helena Two Rivers Great Northern and Sunriver with proposed expansions and refusals under review.
A Superior merchant and his party travel in a three day excursion by auto through WALL County. The group plans to stay near several towns, visit Swift Currents, and attend a dinner scene before returning Saturday.
Chaos aboard the QGEAN steamer Plymouth after a severe fire in the hold sent passengers fleeing. Crew battled flames with helmets and water to protect valuables, while officers rescued belongings and ensured safe egress amid smoke and heat.
In a tense moment in the jungle Peter confronts Bumbo the young elephant as a tawny creauture roars. Bumbo hesitates then flees despite the daring call to fight, while the elder warns of the danger of disobedience.
A reflective piece on aging, love, and social expectations. An older writer contemplates whether youth, beauty, and societal norms define happiness, urging acceptance of aging, the shift in desires, and the quiet dignity found in familiar routines and memories.
By Rose Torry Cooke. An American woman who died in age wrote this love poem War and many New England life stories. The verse expresses simple direct emotion and devotion. The poem references longing, tears, and a desire for reciprocation, ending with a note about copyright 126.
Astrosphore reads this day as fairly unimportant with planetary direct sway. Evening favors many plans, favors business reconstruction and emergency projects. Watch for unexpected events that bring trouble abroad but profit to the United States. Fortunes rise for lucky people where others have sown.
In Paris, doctors report an increasing use of vaccination despite confusing rhetoric and cultural hesitations. The piece notes rising numbers and a cautious public stance as medical staff emphasize safety and effectiveness amid varied commentary.
Damaged OCR text discusses women students and degrees, noting changes in views and restrictions, mentions fundraising to assist girls with training, a weekly allowance, and ongoing restrictive attitudes affecting women’s status and earnings in society.
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