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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
4
The article praises government aided marketing for farmers and argues a protein content certificate from a government lab will gain respect in the wheat trade, comparing it to a government bond and urging state and federal agencies to assist in this effort.
Montana farmers may gain from selling wheat by protein content as Northwest dealers push this basis. Montana leads in high protein wheat with premiums rising when protein is scarce and offered by Minneapolis millers for top grades. Tests and shipping point disparities complicate pricing but protein premiums could offset costs.
A Paris meeting of scientists aims to discuss spreading disease germs destructive to rats but harmless to humans. Histories note prior failed Copenhagen talks in 1914 and cite large economic losses from rat damage across the major nations.
Critics whisper that photographers magnify Secretary of Commerce Hoover into a perfect beauty while experts insist his real features are plain. Despite charges of idealization, physiognomists note readable lines and usable traits, suggesting some political skill may lie beneath the surface.
The account traces Herbert Hoover’s arrival at Stanford in 1891, his struggle with English 1 B, and his early years amid a blossoming campus built by Leland Stanford the younger. It notes Stanford’s mission to create a useful, elective curriculum and the roles of David Starr Jordan, Swain, and Branner in shaping the young university.
Answers to page seven questions list H. L. Mencken the American Mercury and George Jean Nathan. It cites Richard Wagner and Felix Mendelssohn. Mentions Russia and Bismarck. Ends with St Matthew seven fourteen reference.
A brief note notes that the world is easy to enter yet hard to remain in, describing a system of five or six entrance credits used to earn a living. The passage emphasizes the paradox of access and permanence in urban life.
Radio listings show a string trio at Star's 2:00 slot and a later hour with Studio programs. Other stations across Milwaukee Denver Los Angeles Oakland Portland San Francisco Seattle Spokane display orchestral, dance, and concert programs throughout the day.
A look at past events from the Standard newspaper listing notable happenings from 10 20 and 30 years ago in Butte and Anaconda. Highlights include community milestones and local actions shaping the two cities.
Mrs W A Clark and her daughters Andree and Hughette arrive from New York and plan to spend the rest of the summer in Butte. T A Clapp of Anaconda visits to attend important business. C L Spear from the capital registers at the Finlen hotel. T Barter leaves Anaconda for Spencer Iowa for several weeks of visiting. J M McClellan leaves Anaconda for an extended visit to Chicago and other eastern cities.
Madrid reports the birth of another son to King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain. In Anaconda Helena visits include J Miller Smith of Helena and F Simpson of Butte with business appointments. J H Duffy and F J Manning also noted in city records.
The article forecasts positive celestial influences for earth dwellers, especially women pursuing education. It cites potential growth for U S colleges and endowments, predicts a lucky wedding day, strong financials, and profits for newspapers. Writers on global issues may benefit while autumn incursments affect military topics. Birthdates advise caution in housing and money matters.
Washington June 22 reports say United States troops have landed on Cuban soil near Playa del Este. The attack is described as coming from the rear and on both flanks. Local notes include visits from C F Benjamin of Butte to Anaconda and a 10 day Tacoma trip, plus a Helena resident returning after a visit. A marriage license was issued to James Pollard and Doran.
Fragmentary religious verse cites seeking divine aid to stay on straight paths and to hear prayer. The text appears as devotional language asking God to incline an ear and listen. No clear author or date is identifiable from the fragment.
A confused scene unfolds with a plumber ringing the bell and meeting the house mistress in the hall. The orderly band remains on standby as the workers discuss the trouble and introduce themselves before proceeding upstairs.
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