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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1933
Page
4
Montana Standard lists mail subscription options and prices for different terms. Rates show one week, one month, six months and one year in advance. Pricing distinguishes delivery by mail and post office mail within Montana.
Montana taxpayers are urged to participate in budget dates to influence local spending. Key dates include June 12 for school budgets, July 24 for final school budgets, July 25 for county budgets, August 9 for county budgets, July 25 for preliminary city budgets, and August 9 for final city budgets. The Silver Bow Taxpayers' association promotes cost containment and reports Silver Bow expenditures and deficits, urging authorities to cut costs.
The most momentous peace-time session of congress closed with rapid action to settle lingering differences between the senate and house. The assembly moved to adjournment after finalizing the legislative program amid a flurry of activity and decisive votes.
A discussion of Russia's role in world wheat markets and production controls. Notes on tentative worldwide production limits, tariff resistance, and the impact of Russia's acreage expansion and domestic use. Professor Vladmir P. Timoshenko argues Russia's gains may not meet world demand and future growth may shift to livestock and Siberia.
Instructions specify that communications for Dr. McCoy should be sent to McCoy Publications, Inc. at 689 South Ardmore Avenue, Los Angeles, California.
Summer soup guidance covers cold raw soups, starch-free options, and preparation tips. Tips include parsley carrot tomato blends, optional almond or peanut butter, chilling, and cooking with cold water for flavor. Also discussed are starchy soups, wholesome meals, sunbaths, gas ripening fruit, and a definition of apoplexy with a future article offer.
Mrs. Gerald McS asks how to stop cancer from returning after surgery and if sun exposure helps. The answer cites a careful diet, daily vigorous exercise, and a strong mental attitude as best protection, noting vigorous activity supports circulation and reduces cancer congestion. sun baths are suggested as helpful.
A writer laments amateur biographers chasing his life story across Oklahoma and the nation. He mocks their schemes from Dalton gang tales to silent film plots, urges them to write others lives, and proposes a law linking biography authors to reforestation camps.
In Klamath Falls Oregon the U S biological survey headed by A M Hope undertakes reducing porcupine numbers in Modoc national forest. The pests have chewed young pines prompting a poisoning method using wooden blocks filled with salt and strychnine. Porcupines are protected by law in many areas.
Reports indicate the emergence of new anti communist leagues across the Irish Free State as political groups organize to curb leftist influence. Authorities caution on the potential for protests and political tension amid growing conservative sentiment.
Two men killed at a lumber camp near Missoula as a fierce windstorm uprooted trees. Copper sold today at 15 cents. U S treasury seeks a 150 million dollar loan. June 11 1913. Summer session of Butte high school opens.
The Western Federation of Miners selected Butte as the 1904 convention city at Denver today. Billings council set a flat $50 fine for gambling violations. Miss Ruth Hanna and Joseph Medill McCormick married in Cleveland today.
R Sheldon Bamber who introduced the marcel wave into Scotland in 1884 has died in Rothesay at age 74.
The Michigan senator James Couzens accepted a London conference delegation not for social reasons but to widen his knowledge of finance distribution and production. Known for his persistent pursuit of information in senate hearings, he sought to add to his understanding through the London assignment.
The piece compares costs and decisions of U S delegates to the London naval conference. It notes Senators Johnson and La Follette refused delegation citing expense limits, while Secretary Stimson reportedly handled a large expense prior with country estate entertaining. It observes Couzens could follow the precedent but others would feel the pinch.
The passage argues Couzens aimed to restrict Republican representation on the delegation to off the reservation members. It notes a 1932 Roosevelt Republican could not be drafted, so a highly independent Republican was chosen. It states Couzens considered backing Roosevelt last election and has supported him legislatively since inauguration day.
Horoscope for Sunday June 11 1933 warns of an adverse day with weariness and introspection. It urges avoiding domestic disputes and pursuing budgeted, industrious plans while noting potential fires robberies and travel profits in coming months. Jeannette Rankin born 1880 is named.
Rayon output in Japan for the first eight months of 1932 reached 40 44 600 pounds, up 35 percent from the same period in 1931, indicating a strong rise in textile production.
The Federation of Rambling Clubs in England will inform the Footpaths Preservation Society of all new path closed notices.
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