The Anaconda Standard Weekly Carrier Routes
The Daily and Sunday Standard served by carriers covering Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Boseman and Philipsburg with delivery routes listed for readers and correspondents.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1926
Page
4
The Daily and Sunday Standard served by carriers covering Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Boseman and Philipsburg with delivery routes listed for readers and correspondents.
June adjournment promises respite from prohibition debates farm relief plans and foreign debt talk. McNary farm relief faces last-ditch effort while cooperative marketing bill gains White House support. Weather control via radio remains improbable as experts doubt any human device can compel climate.
The piece notes a damp cool June on the Atlantic seaboard and hot conditions on the Pacific coast with midrange weather inland. It mentions European June winds and agricultural concerns in France, and cites Paul Painleve offering an unusual explanation for a profusion of cats despite his political roles.
The article discusses expert testimony by alienists and the idea of a single impartial state psychiatrist. It questions who should judge psychiatric findings in trials and whether a three-member board could reduce bias, noting psychiatry’s lack of exactitude and potential for disagreement. It also touches on unrelated notes about France, the June bride crop, and U S politics.
Fragmentary fantasy scene shows a pursuer chase near a rock as a sentry tree watcher notices a cry. Characters Chada Baboon Murry Grunty Te paw and Keun rush for shelter while forest creatures emerge from the leaves. A warning tone hints at an impending crossing or arrival.
Porter, born 1872 in Moulton, Iowa, rose from bank director to sergeant major in the Spanish American War. He served in the Iowa House, Senate, ran repeatedly for governor and U.S. Senate, and held roles as U.S. attorney and assistant attorney general. He chaired Iowa’s Democratic delegation to national conventions in 1908 and 1912.
The June 1 1926 horoscope warns of a threatening day with adverse aspects. It highlights women's leadership in public service, possible national reform efforts, and notable executive ability. It cautions on marital instability, delays for entertainment, and risk of temper loss, while predicting renewed preparedness, humanitarian aid, hunger concerns, and potential fraud exposures.
Central time radio listings for WCCO Minneapolis St Paul and others show a sequence of evening to midnight programs. Acts include Angelua trio, Elnora Rader contralto, Evelyn Ford violin, Packard Radio club songs, and a Hollywood program from Oakland with Warner Brothers content. KGW Portland and KPO San Francisco present dinner concerts and dance music blocks.
A literary note on Katherine Hinkson’s lyric about a four year old child and a Dublin poet’s work. The piece includes a humorous anecdote about a troupe of jokers arranging amusements and a melancholy guest delivering a conundrum about life versus a dead turkey.
A speaker discusses the press as a leading influence and its dangers of shaping readers’ opinions. He notes the press varies in viewpoint, exercises heavy responsibility, and claims his country’s press remains legally free for a century, serving welfare through enlightenment.
A narrative contrasts Alicia’s shift from a hopeful, playful girl to a cynical adult who questions constancy in love. Friends note her changed demeanor as she questions the stability of relationships. The piece contrasts her with a brighter past and ends with a wry reflection on love as a game of proximity.
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