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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard examines Montana tourism potential rivaling California and Colorado with large scale entertainment aimed to boost travel. It critiques Hollywood press glamour and an unfolding rape tale involving actress Doris Dore, noting sensational sensationalism and a murder mystery atmosphere in show business.
The Silver Bow county commissioners plan to lift the courthouse mortgage by the Fourth of July, honoring Billy Gemmell’s debt-reduction advocacy. Regular payments on the $250,000 road bonds fund the Butte-Anaconda highway project, with funds set aside to match federal aid for major arterial highways. The board aims for prudent use of public funds, improving services though taxes may not fall soon, reflecting credit on current officials.
Montana's highway commission awarded contracts totaling nearly half a million dollars marking the first state wide use of federal aid for road improvement. A $100,000 bridge over the Flathead river at Polson will be built entirely with federal funds. The season's total road work is expected to reach at least $8,000,000, with over half from the federal government.
A mosaic of 1920s satire touches on funeral costs in Nebraska, Captain Lindbergh, and social tensions. It suggests thrifty funerals from $50 to $200, mocks pomp, and quips on liberty and restraint. The piece blends humor with reflections on mortality, economics, and public sentiment.
A physician recounts letters on erysipelas causation, arguing systemic acidosis from poor diet as the trigger, while denying that hemolytic bacteria alone cause the infection. He cites a case of a boy with purplish skin spots after overeating and fasting as part of his treatment rationale.
Radio schedule listings show stations from WCCO to KFI presenting concerts, orchestras, and memory programs across Pacific and Mountain times. Featured are Emmet Long, Philbreck’s orchestra, Hugo Heyn marimba, and National Broadcasting Company orchestras with Orange Network broadcasts from San Francisco station group.
Friendly planetary influences promise employment opportunities and wealth for the fortunate, with improvements in vocations requiring training. Farmers may face discouraging trends but expect eventual profit, while government leaders should act quickly. Water journeys look favorable, summer hotels may profit from heat, and country homes regain appeal. Promotions are forecast for workers and lucky births.
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