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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1928
Page
4
Ie representative of the American Museum of Natural History and Field and Stream associate editor recounts motion pictures from the Bahamas. He claims sharks flee at the nose, bears are mild, and humans can live in peace with sharks bears and barbarians if shown tolerance.
Radio schedule details many stations led by WEAF WTMJ KSD WCCO and more with programs from 3:30 to 11:00 including child health fundamentals of the law memory lane memory lane features Billy Page and the Ladies Aid tea nostalgia piece with KOMO Seattle and KGO Oakland also broadcasting memory lane the NBC Pacific Coast net tonight.
Former Gov. S. W. Stewart files to enter Montana's Senate race amid strong public regard for his war leadership. The article praises his devotion to public service, his steady wartime governance, and his role in supporting national efforts, noting Montana’s high manpower and Liberty bond contributions.
Dr Beebe, famed Columbia University biologist, tests a wide angled lens for submarine photography off the Florida Keys. He notes a white limelike dust from coral reefs hinders imaging in that area, while further Gulf Stream waters reveal new sponge crabs and skins. He reports deep dives with helmet and no confirmed fish attacks on swimmers.
The United States proclaims a new May Day as Child Health Day with nationwide observances. It celebrates healthier infants, reduced maternity deaths, and expanding vaccination while urging vigorous community participation and ongoing child welfare efforts.
The Anaconda Kiwanis exhibition draws large crowds with focus on affordable cars that combine beauty and rugged build. The 1928 lineup features numerous models from major factories, plus humbler vehicles showing new scientific improvements. Brokers note Wall Street remains buoyant amid busy markets and secret orders.
The NBC Pacific Coast Network airs the Eveready Salon orchestra at 9 PM with Soldiers' Chorus from Gou nod's Faust and other selections. Valse Bluette by Drigo and the Polka from Bantook's Russian Scenes showcase waltz and dance numbers, ending with Verdi's Rigoletto quartet. Stations KHQ KOMO KGW KGO KPO and KFI carry the program.
Don Amaizo conducts a light classical broadcast from 9 30 to 10 o clock featuring Sarasate Spanish Dance and Estrellita among selections by Lacome Gounod Albeniz Bizet and La Come. Stations KHQ Seattle KOMO Portland KGW Oak KGO relay the program.
A brief item notes land parcels associated with KPO in San Francisco and KFI in Los Angeles. The notice outlines the parties involved and the regional scope of the listing.
The regular hour of dance music by the Trocaderans will be broadcast from 11 to 12 tonight. Staff artists entertain during intermissions. The program originates from NBC Pacific Coast Network stations KOMO Seattle KGW Portland and KFI Los Angeles.
May 1 1918 reports P T McDermott of Helena and J W Sutherland of Dillon in Butte for business. Visitors from Missoula and Wisdom include B O Wilson R GC Kaufman and C F Coombs. May 1 1908 notes Ollie Crane and E P Mathewson in Anaconda and Butte
May 1 1898 report from Key West notes the torpedo boat Porter being fired on by the Cosiar battery yesterday but it escaped unhit. Also mentions Mr and Mrs L Heiman starting a European tour from Butte last night. Dr A S Williams traveled from Dubois Idaho to visit family on South Montane street.
Answers list names and items: Umberto Nobile and Amundsen North Pole flight Norge, Viscount Wellingdon, Louis Pasteur, Secretary of State, Solomon Songs viii 7.
In a brief sermon, the text warns against worldly titles and exalting oneself. Separately, a tiny Shetland pony, compact enough for a hamper just over three feet tall, was shipped from Paddington to Bristol, England.
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