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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
4
The Anaconda Standard reports farmers facing high prices for choice potatoes while Montana seed potatoes see rising demand. Beet districts predict a better crop in 1926 though harvesting is slowed by wet weather. Early estimates point to a 1925 crop value near 1924 levels.
The piece notes Walker the Democratic candidate defeated Waterman, the Republican, in a campaign marked by minimal public enthusiasm and strong Tammany influence. It highlights Walker's political skill and Waterman's missteps, with references to Hylan and Hearst shifting support late, and credits Walker's coaching under Governor Smith.
Unfavorable conditions curb harvests yet raise farm product prices. Montana reports reduced damage from recent weather, while global markets tighten as millers withdraw wheat from elevators. Prices for hard Montana wheat top 1.78 dollars per bushel on Minneapolis tracks. Potatoes outlook improves according to state statistics, offsetting losses elsewhere.
A dramatic extended reflection on sensational murders and police violence. The piece praises Chicago’s policy to kill or capture known gunmen and urges other cities to adopt strong vigilante style tactics. It warns that vigilantism may not be acceptable everywhere but supports decisive action by authorities.
A consolidation of editorials argues the interior department will exterminate the Indian pony or broncho, deeming it a nuisance and a threat to range. It cites numbers on reservations and claims eliminating mustangs will free land for livestock, with harsh views on the animal and humane considerations.
A collage of quirky letters, courtroom lines, poems, dating tales, and classroom vignettes. Juxtapositions of jokes, love lines, names like Lenore and Otto, and scattered lines about volcanoes and Peary frame a piecemeal, reflective snapshot of social life and humor in a newspaper page segment.
The Fun Shop announces expansion after eight months of study selecting Frank Hanley a noted comic contributor from Lake Judge Saturday evening Boat 91 week for the and cleverness. The editor notes the debut of Fun Shop cartoons next week welcoming Mr Hanley to the team.
A married woman urges young wives to share duties and respect in marriage, noting early marriage and lack of preparation as causes of strife. A reader recounts a 16 year old girl’s misstep in a courting scene, with advice that tact and restraint are essential and love should not dominate at sixteen. The column emphasizes responsibility, in-law relations, and parental guidance as keys to harmony.
A fragmentary OCR mix presents Browning verse and a poem urging a beloved to forget. It juxtaposes vivid imagery with a tender farewell, mentioning May morn violets and divine gaze, then shifts to a plea for remembrance and the heartbreak of unrequited love, ending with Amelia Op.
Jimmy Skunk shows his usefulness by digging up a Yellowjacket nest along Long Lane near Farmer Brown's barnyard. He swiftly drives off the angry insects and uncovers the nest, prompting Farmers Brown and his son to later destroy the hive. The tale notes Jimmy's habit of working when needed and contrasts him with lazy perceptions.
A motorist in England is warned by a village constable after being accused of speeding. A late arrival at home meets a burglar under the dark bed while a telephone operator in New York answers a strange hotel call.
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