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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
4
The Standard celebrates 35 years since its birth and looks to its thirty-sixth year with a pledge to deliver prompt world and state news, local community coverage, and features that enlighten and amuse, honoring Montana’s press tradition.
Wisconsin politics show strong Blaine support in primaries with La Follette backing reformers. Hirst accuses Blaine over the Great Lakes waterway and Prohibition enforcement while Coolidge electors push a unified ticket of La Follette allies. Wisconsin voters are portrayed as fervent and divided as campaigns intensify.
A newspaper column outlines a busy September with the Prince of Wales visiting until the 14th, international polo on the 6th 10th and 13th, Maine state election on the 8th, and debates over Leopold and Loeb and the Republican Party. Other items include Defense Day on the 12th and a ZR-3 transit, plus ongoing baseball races and a growing presidential campaign.
The passage attacks La Follette and his Labor party by linking socialism to evil. It notes the farmer's economic theory centers on property rights and mocks Butler as having a receptive ear for appealing rhetoric. The text suggests rainbow chasing will not harm but add gaiety to a serious campaign.
The article reflects on the end of vacation for Columbia Gardens children and the return to school in Butte and Anaconda. It praises prepared schools, capable teachers, and civic interest, noting the term will bring discipline, productive study, and community improvement as youth resume lessons and duties.
Peter Rabbit ponders whether all turtles hatch from eggs or are born alive after learning Spotty the Turtle and Mrs Slow Poke differ. He questions life cycles across animal families and declares the tongue a tool for discovery while hurrying to Smiling Pool for answers.
Peter asks if all creatures hatch from eggs and learns snakes can be born alive. Jenny Wren confirms birds hatch from eggs and reports Jimmy Skunk ate the black snake eggs, a fact the Old Orchard birds consider good news while noting egg theft by predators.
Florence Davies notes Alvey A. Adee, long time second assistant secretary of state, died in Washington. The piece emphasizes the crucial but overlooked work of second line workers, especially secretaries, who keep operations running and deserve recognition alongside front line leaders.
The piece celebrates second-line workers who support leaders and frontline efforts. It notes Secretary Adee as a notable behind-the-scenes figure and argues that while women rise to frontline roles, a large number of second-line heroes remain essential at home and in institutions, enabling others to lead and succeed.
The forecast notes Jupiter sun and Uranus favoring ventures and plans, with Neptune adverse. Business revival possible. manufacturing collaborations may surprise, and those in the sun may gain. Warns of sea disasters, crimes against women, and broader lawlessness if citizens do not act responsibly.
Papeete Tahiti has installed its first traffic cop as traffic in the town surges with more motor cars. A vanilla price surge has filled island pockets, making most native landowners possess a vehicle and congesting the highways.
Lady Sphinx the famed German prize cow will be modeled by Splieth of Berlin. Plaster casts of the statue will be shown in veterinary and agricultural schools across Germany.
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