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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1925
Page
4
The Taxpayers' Association bulletin highlights Montana counties refinancing millions in bonds at high interest, warns taxpayers face inflated costs for new schools and courthouses, notes over 2 million in outstanding warrants, and urges informed citizen oversight to curb public expenses and support prudent officials.
The article portrays Queen Alexandra as modest and dutiful, preferring domestic life to royal pomp. It notes her balanced mind, devout motherhood of George V, and influence through kindness, generosity, and duty, admired for naturalness and graciousness in public and private life.
A Montana Taxpayers Association bulletin criticizes long term bond-financed public costs. It points to nearly 27 million dollars in county bonds and rising interest payments, noting sinking funds lag and the danger of bond financing. It argues for prudent spending and warns that a 20 year bond at 5 percent doubles the repayment.
A New York judge revealed how police used brutal third degree methods to extract confessions from a suspect in a murder case now charged with manslaughter. The report details physical abuse including hose blows, beatings, and prolonged questioning, criticizing the practice as outrageous barbarity.
A 19 year old mother asks for guidance in staying with her baby while seeking work. She cannot leave her child and considers options like caring for an elderly person or a city telephone job. The advisor urges her to remain with her aunt, manage the eight room house, and build skills for eventual independence.
In a Burgess bedtime tale from 1925, Peter Rabbit grows curious about Ol Mistah Buzzard and Ol' Mrs. Buzzard nest locations. He hides to watch the birds in Green Forest, but a mistaken sighting leads to more questions about where the nest lies. The lesson ends with Peter no wiser than before.
Prince Otto von Bismarck arrives in the country to visit his Cincinnati aunt Mrs. Charles Short. The 28 year old heir to the Bismarck name has backed monarchist aims in youth and once led the Bismarck Youth League. He now accepts German ambassador hospitality while in Washington.
Poem recounts a departed speaker asking remembrance from a loved one as they fade into darkness. It emphasizes endurance of memory over sorrow, suggesting it is gentler to forget than to remember and be sad. The author Christina Georgina Rossetti is named.
Astrological readings describe a day of minor benefits for job seekers and for those interviewing those in authority. Politicians may advance plans, though winter could erode public favor. Nervousness rises as the day progresses, with warnings of possible mental strain and impulsive behavior among Scorpio Sagittarian cusp subjects.
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