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Anaconda Montana publisher listing notes publishers and proprietors. Anaconda post office entry marks second class mail matter. Butte office address at 119 North Main Street.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
4
Anaconda Montana publisher listing notes publishers and proprietors. Anaconda post office entry marks second class mail matter. Butte office address at 119 North Main Street.
Washington, June 22 1921 Secretary of State Hughes drives talks on a fresh U S German treaty intended to replace the Versailles framework while preserving key rights. The plan avoids sovereignty disputes and European boundary issues, awaiting Congress peace resolutions before steps proceed. Irreconcilables in the Senate back the move, with Harding likely to push the measure once the Knox or Porter resolutions pass.
The article argues against rapid return to Palestine for Jews lacking funds noting Palestine is now barren and costly. It describes water shortages, failed irrigation, rising prices, and widespread hardship. It cautions that only well financed pioneers may subsist, predicting decades of struggle before any revival.
Analysis notes the United States with one seventeenth of the world’s population controls substantial global wealth and production. It cites percentages of wheat, cotton, cattle, copper, gold, silver, coal, oil, iron and steel, and automobiles to illustrate dominance in mining and manufacturing sectors.
The new commander John G Emery outlines three aims for the American Legion: instill obligation to country, provide for wounded and disabled veterans, and aid financially disabled veterans. Emphasizes civic duty and lawful cooperation for achievement of these goals. The piece also includes several unrelated satirical asides on current events and public figures.
A compilation from Montana papers urges fire prevention and cites societal gains from forest protection. It quotes editorials on fire safety, Japanese immigration policy, crop prospects, prohibition enforcement, industrial peace, advertising and consumer demand, regional newspaper banter, and public securities financing, highlighting civic duties and economic cautions across Helena Missoula Billings and other towns.
A photo portrays a German soldier guiding a newly arrived British soldier in Oppeln Silesia. British troops, sent from Cologne, help quell unrest between Germans and Polish insurgents, welcomed by locals as saviors of the German situation.
A fragmentary humor item quotes cartoon dialogue about dancing improvement and fashion wartime dress, with exchanges among a ship crew and relatives. The garbled text mentions a queenly aunt, a mother remarks on attire, and a busy transfer scene, ending with a reference to Washington Star.
A 1921 Daly poem on gratitude titled A Card o Thanks. The Chicago item reports Mrs Anna Davidson accusing her husband of buying a flivver and later leaving nightly with a lover, prompting police involvement as he vanished.
A collage of disjoint quotes from several newspapers. Snippets touch on dentistry licensing, compulsory voting, political Nominating flaws, editorial quips, fuel and bread costs, and prohibition era commentary. No single cohesive event emerges from the fragments.
The forecast notes Saturn’s benefic aspect but warns Mercury Uranus and Jupiter are adverse. It signals a shift to conservative aims, cautions against new ventures, and predicts propaganda and reforms in media. It mentions rental difficulties in Washington, possible unrest abroad, and potential legislation aiding enterprise.
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