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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
4
A fragment from the standard publication records service in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Boseman and Philipsburg areas lists communications, subscriptions and office details for The Daily and Sunday Standard. The text cites departments and carrier distribution across several Montana towns.
The piece contrasts Coolidge’s wide popular support and economy push with Washington’s unease over staffing cuts and cheaper living. It highlights Near East Relief efforts training 15,000 girls and 15,000 boys for self support, noting placement challenges for graduates, especially women amid local customs.
The Near East Relief, aided by American donors, faces a new shortage of husbands as it works to address food clothing and morale shortages for wretched children in the region. The plea highlights scarce male figures and ongoing humanitarian needs amid distress.
A survey of spring cleaning as a social ritual notes male dread and female energy in households. Psychiatrists liken the frenzy to rabies, lasting two to three weeks, with men advised to withdraw. Observations shift to taxes, Mexico, and U S politics, with quips on divorce rates in Southern California and other political jests.
Peter Rabbit hides from Red Eye Reddy Fox and cannot escape a tiny cave hole at Buster Bear’s dwelling. Reddy confronts him with threats of capture while Peter struggles to breathe and maneuver through the narrow entrance, the danger intensifying as the fox plots a near capture.
A fragment from a 1926 Burgess tale describes a tense escape scene where a character narrowly avoids Reddy Fox. The narrator notes the discomfort of the moment and offers a glimmer of gratitude for escape, setting up the next story.
The column notes Neptune and Mars influence a cautious yet favorable day for constructive business and decision making. It forecasts discussions on mine preparedness, boosts for study and research, and potential transport anxieties as cities face crowd management. It hints at mixed fortunes regionally and reminders of economic limits in gasoline availability.
Fragmented OCR piece speaks on women asserting rights, urging unity and confidence. Mentions phrases about abolitionists, women’s roles, and male dominance. Contains garbled lines but centers on female empowerment and social change.
A local forestry school reception lauded the university program noting Mor possesses top credentials and the present enrollment figures show strong interest in the short-course offerings within the department.
The snippet notes Dean T. C. Spaulding of a forestry school who graduated from the university in 1905 and later earned forestry training at the University of Michigan in 1900. He returned to teach at the state university in 191 and became dean of the forestry school in 1923, with faculty including Prof. J. W. Cook Prof. Dorr Skeeis Fay Clark and Jerry Ramah.
Gord Dougherty assumes duties as treasurer today following the November election. The retiring J R Danielson served four years with a strong record and was praised by bank examiners. Dougherty was appointed deputy when Jessen resigned and is familiar with the office duties.
Funeral services for Joseph McFarlinny, longtime Anaconda teamster, who died Friday evening, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body lies at the Tuttle undertaking rooms and final arrangements will await word from relatives.
The page highlights a romance titled Argentine Love starring Ricardo Cortes as the Argentinean Guan Martie and Bede Daniels with Vicente Blasco Sbanes credited as screenwriter. James Rennie leads the supporting cast with Philip Sears also featured as the American. The plot centers on love and tradition as the story unfolds against a dramatic backdrop.
Radio Digest lists diverse broadcasts from stations across the country. Highlights include WEMC Berrien with popular music dance and ensemble numbers, KOA Denver with Rialto Theater 9 10 and instrumental acts, WJ Detroit News and WCX Detroit Free Press with musical programs, and KFI Los Angeles dance vocal instrumental offerings. A mix of orchestral, choirs, talk, and farm talks appears across multiple markets through weekend and weekday slots.
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