Montaner Standards Tied To World Conditions
Montaner argues price levels and wages depend on global conditions as world prices govern our pricing power and the returns industries can offer under current circumstances.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
3
Wheat export wars loom in world markets
A long analysis of global wheat trade shows agreements to restrict exports may not hold as drought and demand shift. Argentina surpassed its quotas triggering talks of reprisal and possible price undercutting by Canada, Australia, and the United States. The piece warns Montana readers that foreign trade impacts domestic producers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
al l
Marke
United States
Canada
U. S
Australia
Montana
Universal Primary Ballot Tested in Minnesota
Minnesota plans a universal ballot for its upcoming primary allowing voters to choose in any party column without declaring membership. Critics warn it could invite raiding by opposition candidates and increase defective ballots amid tight races for U S senator and governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Farmer-Laborites
Farmer-Labor Organization
United States
Unconscious Mind Declines In Psychological Debate
A historic debate among psychiatrists shows Freudian claims fading while consciousness and will rise in influence. The piece notes a shift from unconscious drivers to deliberate, conscious control of actions and even attempts to master nature.
Dickens Letters Reveal Family Tragedy After 22 Years
Newly released Dickens letters shed light on the separation from his wife after 22 years of marriage. The drama unfolds as critics debate whether the novelist’s domestic life influenced his celebrated works. A Harvard economics professor notes the lack of textbooks on Roosevelt's rapid policy reforms and urges publishers to offer better rates for magazine space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Harvard
Roosevelt
Health and Diet Advice From A Good Curative Diet
A health column argues that foods cure only by correcting dietary deficiencies and notes vitamin dangers in infant foods. It discusses acidosis, blood alkalinity, and the role of citrus fruits and green vegetables, plus a call for readers to request the article A Good Curative Diet with a stamped self addressed envelope. It includes Q&A on exotosis and lichen planus, illustrating diet and disease links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Gaks
What Foods Contain Iodine According to a Doctor
The answer lists asparagus pineapple cabbage kelp kidney beans mushrooms carrots strawberries shrimp and other shellfish as foods containing the largest iodine amounts. It recommends patches with ultra violet or actinic light plus meretrochrome and a cleansing diet to boost infection resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plesee
Seeks Share of Fortune Inheritance Case
Jimmy Barnett of Henryetta Ohio is named among heirs to a $4 million fortune from his uncle Jackson Barnett, the world’s richest Indian, who died in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Barnett
Henryetta
Ohio
Jackson Barnett
California
The Road Leads On by Knut Hamsun review
John Selby praises The Road Leads On by Knut Hamsun as a humorous yet deeply serious novel. Segelfoss and its feudal remnants come alive through familiar faces Theodore, August, and Juliet Kott, anchoring a socially aware, realist narrative that mirrors modern life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xsut Haman
Coward-Stevena
New York
Knut
Hamsun
Tsynatola
Broadway
Segerfoss
Mamsun
Theodore Pas Bua
August
Hamsingein
Segelfoss
A Teen’s Plea for Time and Privilege at Home
Adele, a 16 year old high school sophomore, argues with her mother over study time and curfews. The mother imposes a strict schedule to improve grades, prompting Adele to seek help from the dean of girls. Adele complains of being confined, lacking evening leisure and being treated like a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele
Raldo
Mother Wen
Unclear clipping hints at 1914 era events and local meetings
Fragmentary items mention a person shot in Milwaukee, a city officials meeting on dredging and paving Silver Bow creek, a state secretary appointment in Butte, anniversary observances in Anaconda and other towns, a June 12 1914 forecast, Milwaukee rail bids, ore shipments from Heele mine, suffragist bomb accusation, and an old club disbanding case with garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
N. Lowry
Silver Bow Creek
Harrison Avenue
James J. Ryan
Butte
Catholic Order of Foresters
Anaconda
Deer Ledge
Dillon, Philipsburg
Hutte
Gregson
Butte Club
Pat Carney
Montens
Ruby Valley
Heele
Glendale
Pugland
Westminster Abbey
Washington Bystander on NRA Debates and Moley's Plan
Washington Bystander reports rapid White House rebuttal to rumors about General Johnson and NRA. It notes Moley's editorials linking NRA overhaul to a federal industrial commission absorbing the trade commission and NRA functions, amid Roosevelt Hoover campaign dynamics and press commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
General Johnson
NRA
Jess
Ogden Mills
Mills
Roosevelt
Hoover
Moley
Mil
Johnson
Ray Moiley
Industrial Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Trade Commission
Stock Exchange Conttrol
Interstate Commerce Commission
Horoscopes for June 12 1834 Favorable stars prompt gains
Friendly planets boost ventures and real estate prospects with a trend toward country homes. Educators gain favor in the day’s end, mining hints emerge from mineral discoveries, and notable births include Thomas J. Walsh and Charles K. McNary with other figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
India
Germany
France
Ireland
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Charles K. McNaey
United States
David Abeel
Ancient Carriages Arrive For Museum Display In France
Thirty carriages of an ancient vintage arrived at the Chateau de Compiegne for the museum of vehicles. The Nord railway agreed to transport the buggies free of charge. Donors include the House of Alsace with a mail coach and M Kellner with a Victoria carriage. The Countess da Sainte-Aldegonde contributed a phaston. Columbie Gardens marks its first time. Boston and Montana band will perform a concert. Delegates from Anaconda Helena and Great Falls join the second annual state federation of Theosophical Societies. Materials for a steam heating plant arrive for the federal building. Degina installation and decorating and planting are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAXIS
Chateau of Camplegne
Tte Compagnie du Nord
Cott
Alsace
M. Kellner
Victoria
Countesa da
Columbie Gardens
Boston
Montana
Anaconda
Heleena
Grest Pally
State Federation of Theosophical Societies
Federal Building
Democratic Candidate Murphs Path Through Butte Campaign
The article outlines a Democratic candidate, Murphy, with references to Kelly and John E Corder, describing a long campaign in Butte. It notes Murphy’s World War II service, decades in public life, charitable work, and efforts on legislation and party petition activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
John Ecorder
Coun
Kelly
Butte
Inge
Phio
Core Been & Festtte
Jas
Jas In the Sam Years, He Has Help Seducing Expe Coroner Niser
Waukesha
Roosevelt
Mtulholls May
Brephen Sully Joy
Ling
Lulu Mary Street
Harrison Man Graduates From Military Institute
Elwood Hoope and Mrs 5 Young complete studies at the Military Institute. Young earns a diploma as the institute marks a large annual class with students admitted from Harrison and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Hoope
Inty Institute
O Young
Harrison
Young
Hockenhull
Young Young
Military Institut
Exchang Meet At Butte Ex Ran Voters Eye Agenda
A fragmented notice references an exchange meeting at Butte with mentions of committee members, presidential charges, and candidates. It notes fines for Ole Hanan and Ed Lalley, a judge named L. A. Bu, Tom Nixon, and a probate court petition tied to a person who died here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee Lash
Vot Sud
Neeside
Ole Hanan
Montana
McLeod
L. A. Bu Chance Charg
Ed Lalley
Tom Nixon
M'Connor
Dudge 'T. E. Dow
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