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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
4
The piece argues No 51 will be adopted and could become a key Republican figure in writing the first postwar tax bill. It compares potential leadership to John Sherman and other Civil War era fiscal leaders, while noting expected delays in passing a new tax system amid wartime origins and promises of relief.
The article analyzes the rail strike split with shop crafts and others refusing to join the Big Five, aiming to cripple them yet not end the walkout. It notes government operation talks, publicity for the armament conference, and Philip Patchen’s appointment, then shifts to New York’s planned national pageant America's Making to honor immigrant heritage and boost outlooks, urging unity and progress.
Washington reports reveal Senator Smoot pressing a sales tax plan as a bold bid within the Republican Party. He accuses colleagues of moral cowardice while proposing to tax manufactures at the source to replace multiple other levies. News dispatch notes growing sympathy for the plan despite fear of hurting re-election prospects.
Cascade announces December as Made in Montana Month with state chambers of commerce uniting to push a campaign for Montana made goods. Reports indicate crops exceeded expectations in parts, though farmer returns lag behind due to low prices and yields as grain moves to market.
New York women active in disarmament unite to form the New York Council for the Limitation of Armament. The group will educate public opinion on armament limits as the path to peace, with Ruth Morgan as chair and Mrs Willard D Straight as vice chair.
Astrology predicts Saturn Venus and Jupiter in favorable aspect guiding a day of new ventures and practical arts. Chicago is favored for music and large achievements while fashion and shopping see luck. Domestic matters, money prospects, and youth marriages are highlighted with a note on enduring beauty and culinary trends.
A collage of editorial quips from multiple papers questions the postponement of a sales tax, notes Germany’s wartime profiteering trial, cites U S borrowing talks with Mexico, mocks giants of baseball, disputes rent trends, and ponders a thief’s fate in a philosopher’s letter.
Opening with a collection of light jokes and quips from newspapers in Berlin New Jersey London Boston and Arkansas. The jokes touch on audits tins of lintment and cement canine encounters and a tongue in shoes gag, reflecting early 20th century humor and social tone.
Poem invites readers to forsake city streets for October's fields. It contrasts costly abundance with summer decay, urging a return to nature and fresher air. Poem by T. A. Daly, copyright 1934.
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