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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1925
Page
4
The passage notes that 1919 to 1921 were bountiful years for champagne in France and that growers hold enough to supply England and export elsewhere, excluding the United States. It adds no legal barrier prevents Americans from studying France’s agriculture and hints Uncle Sam will accept owed payments despite profits from vineyards.
Buster Bear recalls Chatterer the Red Squirrel storing dried mushrooms in a tree for winter. He hopes to find the mushroom tree again and taste the winter hoard, planning a grand feast before sleep. The tale centers on the mushroom stash and Buster's desire to share it.
Montana and the Northwest press for a sound federal court reorganization of the Milwaukee road. They favor a plan allowing independent operation, adequate finances, and continued service to support regional development, despite opposition from French bond holders and others.
France faces political turmoil and flood of poor harvests with 1925 wines praised for none. Champagne, Burgundy, and Bordeaux suffer off flavors from a bad summer. port and sherry production reduced though American tourism may rebound in 1926.
Ahmad Shah of Persia has fallen from power after years of gambling abroad and neglect of statecraft. American administrators led by A. C. Millspaugh reorganized Persia’s finances since 1922 and backed Reza Khan Pahlevi, the new leader shaping a provisional government and a fresh era in Teheran.
Iowa State College reports a 200 kilowatt hour month from a windmill on a 100 foot steel tower. The article praises progress in stabilizing wind energy and envisions wind power plants across the nation, noting potential sites near Washington as a landmark achievement. It also touches on tax rhetoric, Mussolini politics, Coolidge, and Greece Bulgaria League disputes with satirical comparisons.
Buster Bear wanders the Green Forest in hunt of missing mushrooms he believes Chatterer hid. He grows tired as he scans many trees, convinced the fungi are hidden high up and plotting to outsmart him. The tale continues with Buster’s determined but comical quest.
The forecast says fair luck will mark business and domestic affairs with bright prospects for journeys and contracts. Holidays show brisk but sparing trade. real estate values fluctuate under favorable star direction. Prohibition enforcement may advance while a new law system assigns personal responsibility.
The piece predicts seismic disturbances on the Pacific coast and nationwide before year’s end. People born under Scorpio may travel widely and express ideas forcefully, with children of this sign likely to be gifted and able to shape life’s path through strong expression.
Maj. Gen. Robert L. Howze, commander of the Fifth Corps at Columbus, appointed as court martial member in Col. William Mitchell case. Born Aug 22 1864 in Rusk County Texas, Howze served in Europe Mexico and the Philippines. He earned Croix de Guerre palm and Legion of Honor and received the Congressional Medal of Honor for Sioux attacks in 1891.
Senator George Pepper argues the Locarno pact should not bind the United States to the League of Nations and urges support for a permanent international court. He says the American conception of an independent court mirrors the U.S. Supreme Court and warns against tying the court to League machinery.
In early days of prohibition Hi ram and Silas see Ebenezer ignore them as Eb staggers toward them. Hi rationalizes he is drunk but Silas sharpens the point calling Eb proud. Mr Bang confronts a late noon local train delay at the station with a quarrelsome exchange.
Poem addresses Dianeme urging humility about beauty and youth. The speaker notes eyes and hair spark, yet the true lasting value lies in a ruby worn near the ear that endures after all beauty fades. The verse emphasizes inner worth over surface charm.
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