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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1927
Page
4
The excerpt lists subscription rates for domestic and foreign mail, monthly and yearly totals, and mentions the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY in Butte Montana. It also notes Associated Press membership and a few names and addresses for press services in New York Chicago and San Francisco.
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce visits Montana as it highlights Montana farm methods and quality products. San Francisco and Los Angeles are key customers for Montana butter beef pork and potatoes. Montana’s trade with California has grown fivefold in five years and aims to expand further through superior packing and marketing. The visit underscores the push for quality production to overcome remoteness and boost Montana agriculture.
New York Court of Appeals upholds lower court rulings allowing public school children to be dismissed for a portion of each week to receive outside instruction, rejecting claims by the Free Thinkers Society that such dismissals infringe constitutional rights while noting administrative flexibility in public schools. The piece also notes broader national interest and shifts in education policy debates.
Theodore Burton, veteran Ohio politician, chaired the U S delegation to the Geneva Conference on disarmament and later wrote on political topics. The piece surveys China’s vast size, nationalism, and historic foreign influences, noting peacetime fears and historical tension with Russia and Britain as observers.
A critique notes Mr. Lindsay as a true apostle of the people and a stalwart muse, praising his simple serene style in flowing lives. It laments worldly dulling of youth and the poor, describing dreamless starvation, lack of worthy gods, and lifeless death like sheep with poetic critique from 1927.
A fragmented OCR page lists daily radio schedules for WCCO WEAF WHO WOC KOA KFOA KGO KGW KHJ KPO and others. It notes time slots for music orchestras, dance bands, and programs from 1 p.m. to late evening with various hosts and venues, including National Broadcasting Company affiliations and hotel concerts.
A May 18 1927 horoscope notes adverse planetary aspects foretelling unrest in Britain and Europe and urges mental control amid potential strikes and labor tensions. The date also reports a federal suit against St Marys Academy owner of St James Hospital in Butte by Charles H Hockaway seeking 5484 damages.
The American Medical Association formed a council of physical therapy warning against indiscriminate use of physical measures and abuses. It urges medical schools to train physicians in physical therapy and to prove its value through physiology and chemistry.
A married woman writes about a two- man dilemma between her steady but distant husband and a caring lover. She questions whether the lover would sacrifice her home and social standing for love, amid loneliness and conflict within her marriage. A separate note recalls Tockaday’s hospital fee dispute and a refusal of operation.
Tourists boosted Idaho Falls by 33 percent as officials, led by Ralph Eamunds, push for a paved highway from West to Grand Canyon and a route from Idaho Falls to Pocatello. State leaders cite completed highways from Raise through Weiser to Coeur d’Alene and say Idaho has high per capita tourism potential.
Dispatch notes indicate tests for driving positions at Granite storage in an upcoming park event. Inspectors Hoffman and Rason oversee the proceedings with the Yellow Ark Transportation Company present. Applicants must be 21, pass driving ability, watchfulness, and personality checks.
Linbergh becomes a paragon of adventure in a tale casting the famed aviator as a cinematic hero. The piece frames his daring exploits as narrative fiction, spotlighting risk, ingenuity, and the public imagination surrounding his feats.
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