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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
4
The piece argues hats reflect national temperament and notes American flair for colorful straw and bright felt hats. It predicts strong demand for gay hat styles and hopes European adoption, while musing on a culture where bare heads become universal.
Anaconda office and business department phone numbers listed for readers. Editorial desk contact details indicate regional delivery by carrier in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Bozeman and Philipsburg. Subscription rates shown: one month three months six months one year.
The Montana Supreme Court ruled forty days to file for July primaries, eliminating names of Miles Romney, James E. Stevens, Pauline E. Patton, Lucile Quan, James Bickmaster, J. A. Hartley and two district judges from the ballots. In Silver Bow County filings reach 198 including committeemen, demanding voter diligence to learn all candidates.
A New York banquet on hats drew 500 industry representatives to hear scholars claim hats reflect national vigor. They praised straw hats as youthful symbols and noted shifts to lighter colors while warning light hats rely on scarce hare fur.
Dr Oscar Monroe Lanstrum a Montana physician journalist and political figure died suddenly last evening at nearly sixty years old He had served as Montana representative on the national Republican committee and headed the Montana Daily Record for 18 years His political career included two terms in the state assembly and leadership roles within the Republican Party His death drew condolences across political lines from allies and opponents alike in Butte and beyond.
The piece follows young Herbert Hoover as his family joins Quaker settlers in Newberg Oregon, where he boards with relatives, attends a nascent academy, and works as Dr Minthorn’s office boy. He develops a keen memory and self taught interests in history, literature, and writing.
The list names Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Edith Bolling Galt as first ladies, Edwin Booth as Lincoln's assassin, Patrick Henry, Representative Andrew J Wolstead of Minnesota, and Isaiah 1 7. The item presents page 3 Q&A answers from a knowledge box in a historical publication.
Features on the air list 5:30 Hoover Sentinels program on WEAF and affiliates. 6:00 Maxwell hour with guest artist on WJZ and others. 7:00 Old Counselor advice and music across networks. 7:30 Pennsylvanians dance music on WEAF and partners.
A dense roster of radio schedules across U S cities listing times and programs including dinner concerts talks musicals and dance programs with various stations such as WDAF WTMJ WCCO KOA KFI KNX KGO KGW KPO and KHQ.
The piece notes efforts to recognize major denominations at political gatherings in Houston and Kansas City. It suggests both parties seek ecclesiastical figures to offer prayers and urges restraint while highlighting ongoing racial tensions as it references a negro lynching at Houston at the start of the watermelon season.
Items from the Standard feature events and names from 10 20 and 30 years ago today in Butte and Anaconda. Names places and milestones appear, reflecting local history and past community moments.
The article notes widespread setbacks along the Italian front from the Venetian Alps to the Adriatic Sea. It also records local birth notices in Anaconda with numerous names and dates, and visits from out of town residents, ending with a final sentence about local character claims.
Benefic aspects dominate today as astrology predicts favorable outcomes for workers of all kinds. Early morning hours bring special fortune, farmers see harvest time benefits, and they may gain influence in the national political arena. Birthdate individuals may win favor and enjoy unexpected advantages in the year ahead. Children born today may—incomplete text.
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