Anaconda Standard listing and publication details
The text outlines publication details for The Anaconda Standard in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Dillon Bozeman and Philomene locations. It lists circulation rates for daily and Sunday editions, phone references, office address at 43 West Park Street Anaconda, and Associated Press membership with republication rights.
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Anaconda
Rattorist Department
Butte
Deer Lodee
Dilton
Bozeman
Philloebure
Tae
Standard Publishing Company
Rulte
Mont
Associated Press
Associated Proas
Tax Publicity Debated as Congress Plans Tax Bill
The Ways and Means committee prepares hearings on proposed tax legislation ahead of the December session. Informal talks will follow Oct 1 to shape a tentative program with hearings on repealing tax publicity and other tax reductions. Revenue officials question the publicizing of income tax payments, while Senator Norris argues for strengthening disclosure. The piece notes seasonal fireworks and a historical digression on posterity.
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House
Ways and Teans Committee
Congress
Subre
Internal Revenue
Coolidge
Mellon
Norris
Nebraska
Discovery of prehistoric New Mexico apartment house
Dr. Neil Judd of the National Museum describes a sprawling pre historic complex in New Mexico with at least 800 rooms housing 1200 to 1500 people. The piece ponders daily life questions about baths heating elevators and social rules, and muses on how such a residence compares with ancient Athens Rome and pharaonic Egypt.
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New Mexico
Neil Morton Judd
National Museum At
Washington
Dr. Judd
Athens
Rome
Macaulay
New Zealand
London Bridge
St. Paul’s
Luther Burbank Arranges Garden Sale to Stanford
The 76 year old horticulturist plans to sell his Santa Rosa experiment gardens to Stanford University for scientific continuation after his passing. A friendly committee will fix the price, with Henry Ford aiding financing while Burbank retains ongoing interest. The gardens, home to over a million plants and about 6000 active experiments, are to endure through Stanford's existence.
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Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Stanford University
Henry Ford
Burbank
Santa Rosa Gardens
California
The Division of the Spoils and Social Tipping Debate
A Paris financial parley on adding 10 percent to hotel bills sparks a debate over how the surplus should be shared among staff. Cooks, waiters, maids, bellhops, porters, and elevator men argue for and against their entitled shares, leading to a bloc compromise. The piece then notes grim weekly casualty lists and wry observations on Prohibition in Missouri and public attitudes toward law and order.
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Paris
Burgess Bed Time Stories Fragments From Old Pasture
Readable fragments recount Peter Rabbit seeking Grandfather Frog for tales on Yap Yap the Prairie Dog and Grubby Gopher. A later excerpt parodies Southern hospitality and a mosquito ridden fishing trip, reflecting vintage Burgess prose and voice.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Digger
Ste
Grandfather Frog
Eeper
Crutfer
Veter
Prairie Dow
Pate
T. W. Burgess
Horoscope for Sunday September 13 1933 warns of misfortune and dangers
The forecast notes unfavorable planetary directions with the moon in Leo affecting heart and back. Warns motorists and aviators to be cautious, predicts risks of fires and timberland trouble, family disputes, and clashing opinions. Mentions social agitation by women and increased discussion of narcotics in press amid looming reforms and possible crime rise.
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Leo
Ktary
Uhe Virgo
Robbery on Arizona Train and Georgia Church Sermon
A train in Arizona is boarded by robbers who search passengers pockets. A New York salesman slips 200 into his vest after four are taken, claiming a two percent cash discount. In Georgia a new minister begins his first sermon as a churchgoer from back rows weighs in, while a dead respondent asks, “What do you think of the new minister?”
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Arizona
New York
Georgia
Darky
Who's Who In The Day's News On Dr Hjalmar Schacht
The piece notes Dr Hialmar Schacht a German economist and banker with dubious claims about his family and citizenship. It mentions Schacht as a German incoming to urge foreign capital to Germany during a hard winter and his time as director at Dresdener Bank. It also recalls his parents residing in New York and his birthplace Tingleff now in Denmark.
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Hialmar
Germany
Scracere
Schacht
New York
Maander
Tingleff Schieswig-Holsein
Denmark
Berlin
Dresdener Bank
How Terriblet By Florence Davies in the Jungle of Morality
In a fragmented dialogue, Florence Davies critiques gender norms as a speaker argues that women embrace housework to ensure family comfort. The debate centers on morality, labor, and the link between souls and morals, with readers invited to reflect on gendered expectations.
Daily Cross Word Puzzle by Ruth Von Phul
Crossword champion Ruth Von Phul solves four minute bogey time puzzle by R K Wilmarth. Notes indicate Wilmarth may win blue ribbon for frequent contributions with puzzles aimed at average solvers. Contains numerous clues and partially garbled entries, including terms on chemistry light and navigation.
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Ruth von Phul
R. K. Wilmarth
Wilmarth
Norris finds Bryan's politics flawed yet praises leadership
United States Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska analyzes William Jennings Bryan in Current History, praising his eloquence and courage while faulting his partisanship. He argues Bryan's denunciation of political machines could have advanced government, if only he had opposed partisanship as strongly as he attacked corrupt influences.
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United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Norris
William. Jennings Bryan
Current History Magazine
Bryan
Baltimore
Murphy
Tammany Organization
Poems That Live by Coleridge fragment
A fragmentary verse fragment by H. Coleridge contrasts fair outward beauty with coy cold looks. The speaker notes the beloved’s smile and love light in her eye while acknowledging her frowns as more striking than other maidens' smiles.
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Ars. H. Coleridge
Enid Parsons Crowned as London Follies Talent Scout
M. Florenz Ziegfeld praises Enid Parsons as the sole British beauty on his overseas trip to discover talent for the Follies. The American show impresario framed Parsons as the only young woman in Britain deemed worthy of glory in his production.
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Britain
M. Florenz Ziegfeld
Enid Parsons
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