The Daily and Sunday Standard Subscription Rates
The editorial and business departments list contact numbers and subscription options for the Daily and Sunday Standard. Rates shown include one month two dollars for U S and Canada, three months five seventy five, six months ten, and yearly twenty two dollars. foreign country pricing is also indicated.
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Butte
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Dillon Bozeman
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Farmers Prefer Talks Over Music Says Survey
A 10 000 farmer poll shows talks beat music two to one with old time tunes favored over jazz by many farmers. Radio adoption rose 126 percent to 1 252 126 farms by end of 1926, while treasury notes detail Second Liberty loan bond call and total interest paid.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Great American Community Radio
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Secretary of the Treasury
Sam
Treasury Department
Standard
America
de Sam
United States Treasury
Making a Business of Bilking Insurance Schemes
A commentary on insurance fraud outlines new and old ruses used to cheat companies, notably fake accidents staged by a nine person group in New York aided by a lawyer and accomplices. It notes how claims are settled to avoid protracted disputes, and how frauds drive higher premiums for all policy holders.
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New York
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Secr
United States
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Mars
McClure News
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Mae V
Old Time Radio Listings And Horoscope Preview
A fragmented page lists radio station schedules across multiple time zones with performers and programs, and includes a long horoscope noting Friday the 13th influences, shifts in diplomacy, and vague forecasts about prosperity and political changes worldwide. The text also contains stray OCR errors and garbled station references.
Poem Excerpt Reflects Henry Wotton on Simple Life
A reader excerpt discusses Henry Wotton and his 16th to 17th century view that happiness stems from peace of mind rather than wealth. It emphasizes a life of honesty, restraint from public fame, and inner freedom from servile desires, citing ancient and religiously framed ideals.
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Henry Wotton
Wotton
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Health Diet Advice on Bad Breath and Diet Effects
A health column discusses how early diet shapes breath quality from infancy onward. It links malnutrition and overfeeding to toxic intestinal buildup, explains that bad breath can stem from nasal catarrh, pyorrhea, and stomach hyperacidity, and urges dental care, proper diet, and even onion limits to improve breath.
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Sue
Letters to Mrs Lee on living and motherhood
Readers respond to Mrs. Lee in a column about household duties motherhood and personal resilience. Mae V and Nola share views on balancing work family and faith praising courage and self reliance. The letters urge positive action and personal growth over criticism.
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Mrs. Lee
Gods Sunshine
Channess
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