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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1920
Page
4
Anaconda based Standard Publishing Company addresses business correspondence to the Butte Montana office and lists department phone numbers for material, business, and editorial departments. The notice notes second class mail matter status and post office handling in Anaconda and Butte.
Rotary Day at the Montana State Fair marks a historic occasion as the fair achieves record attendance and broad support. Attendees praise the event for its attractions and the community pride it inspires in Montana and its resources.
A long article notes the 1920s style of sloganless campaigns with no catchy phrases catching on. It recalls historic cries from Bryan to Wilson and Harding with none securing popular resonance this year, hinting the race may end slogan free.
The Democratic Campaign Textbook is praised for its non partisan treatment of the war mobilization and war efforts by the American armed forces. It highlights Ohio reforms under James M Cox, Democratic achievements for women, and claims federal laws stabilized currency. It also criticizes the Sixty sixth Congress as partisan and ineffective.
The article outlines that the next House of Representatives will be 435 members based on the 1920 census. It discusses potential reapportionment, possible growth beyond 500 seats, and how states like New Hampshire Maine Iowa may gain or lose seats. It notes the 1910 ratio and uncertainty over how Iowa will fare in 1920.
The state may gain a third House member depending on the apportionment basis agreed upon. Montana could see a new representative if calculations align with the final distribution plan.
The article reflects on how Maine's election results challenge the old adage that Maine predicts national outcomes. It notes past swings from governors to presidents, cites Taft and Hughes losses and gains, mentions Harding Coolidge momentum, and comments on alcohol era debates and a New York theater liquor raid as context for national mood.
Fragments describe feeding potatoes to hogs and mention a rustic scene with casual exclamations. No clear dates or named organizations emerge.
A montage of editorials and opinions from Montana papers discusses Tom Watson in Georgia and democratic primaries, voter registration apathy, timekeeping in trains, public leadership, suffrage, and Bolshevik Russia with reflections on democracy, government, and reform. The pieces reflect concern over commitment to self government and the pace of societal change.
A compilation of witty quips and social commentary from various papers. Quotes reference Senator Harding Henry Lane Wilson Silas Bent Elisha Cox Sam Gompers and William Wood, noting labor strikes, politics, and amusing observations across multiple cities and outlets.
A collage of newspaper quotes shows varied witticisms and social observations. Includes remarks from Newark Star-Eagle Washington Star Le Matin Life and Birmingham Age-Herald and a Pittsburgh Telegraph exchange with sharp banter and humorous turns of phrase.
A reader letter from 1930s columns discusses heartbreak, longing, and a wife’s torment over a husband who left. Winifred Black advises that love can be powerful but warns to detach from the unworthy partner and focus on other life paths. The tone blends sympathy with practical counsel.
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