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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1929

Page

4

Montana Standard Publisher Address and Subscription Rates

Notice lists The Montana Standard address at West Broadway Butte Montana and subscription prices by mail and carrier. It identifies the paper as the official publication of Silver Bow County and directs correspondence to Editor The Montana Standard.

Standard Publishing Company West Broadway Butte, Mont Montana Standard The Montana Standard Publishing Co Silver Bow County

Dean Warren Receives Senate Respect On Birthday

The Senate paused its routine to honor Wyoming’s Francis E Warren in eastern Montana. Warren, 86, began in Wyoming politics, became territorial then state governor, took his senate seat in 1890, and remains dean of the upper house. He has chaired the appropriations committee, supervising about forty billion dollars in eight years.

Senate Wyoming Francis E. Warren Montana Warren Territory Assembly Congress Committee On Appropriations Washington Allison Joe” Cannon William B. Allison Iowa Justin S. Morrill Vermont Henry Cabot Lodge Masachusetts John Sherman Ohio William P. Frye Maine John T. Morgan Alabama Shelby M. Cullom Illinois Eugene Hale Francis M The Federal Treasury

Too Much Cake: Changing American Diet Cited

The author laments a shift from corn and cereals to cake and sugar, noting a 40 percent drop in per capita corn intake, 36 percent less cereals, and 20 percent less wheat over 30 years. The piece blames cake and pastries for wheat glut and diabetes, urging a return to plain, nourishing foods.

America

Nation Debate on Diet and Strength Sparks Rhetoric

A column argues that preferring cakes over meat signals weakness and fears for national vigor. It contends real men require beef and that brain and brawn cannot be built on angel food, urging readers to resist cake-eating trends.

Worries of Las Vegas and Boulder Dam Boom

Secretary Wilbur’s Las Vegas visit reveals 2500 job seekers living in tents awaiting construction work. City fears unemployment and speculative real estate, while the dam project promises a seven year build and two years to fill with water. Without strong finances, many should avoid the current labor rush.

Boulder Dam Congress Las Vegas Wilbur

No Return for Kaiser Wilhelm Seen by German Public

The German people are practical and will not permit Wilhelm or his line to regain power. Exiled at Doorn, Wilhelm is secluded and seen as a failed ruler. Germany, while wary of reparations, shows no wish to restart wars or restore a dynasty, though local unrest may surface occasionally.

Wilhelm Germany Eitel Fredrick Hohenzollern France Napoleon Elba Kaiser Sedan Doorn Europe

Sensational new murder tale diverts NY from Rothstein suspect

A public shift in focus by New York toward another sensational murder could blunt attention from the Rothstein murder case. The suggestion hints at strategic media moves to keep public interest on high profile crime coverage.

New York Rothstein

Indiana doctor says mother kissing baby harmful

The piece notes an Indiana physician claiming that mothers kissing their babies is harmful. It also mentions thieves looting five Arizona Street businesses, marathon runners finishing soon, long kisses in talkies, and actors gasping like spectators.

Indiana

Lewistown Drum Corps Advances to Eagles State Convention

The Lewistown drum corps advances to the next Eagles state convention. Douglas Fairbanks is reported to want to play Hamlet, but is described as an ordinary actor.

Lewistown Eagles Douglas Fairbanks Hamlet

Uncommon Sense: Sailing Lessons For Life And Focus

John Blake argues that a sailor must constantly watch marks and wind to gain headway. He compares steady practice, risk awareness, and disciplined attention to everyday effort, noting motor boating's rise reducing sailing. He says persevering through head winds builds experience and progress toward goals.

Radio Program Schedule for KGIR Butte and Networks

A detailed listing of KGIR Butte daytime and evening programs with times, plus affiliated stations and programs across WEAF WJZ WCCO KMOX KVOO KGO and others. Highlights include market updates Farm Flashes sports, concerts, dramas, and recurring series across multiple networks and time slots.

International Bible Students Department of Agriculture Oeschli Furniture Company Murray Motor Company Shiner Furniture Company Ed Marans Ellis Paint Company Montana Power Company Proram Rvice

Central Clear Channel Stations Schedule Listing

A dense listing of Chicago radio stations with time slots for orchestras news dance programs and features across KYW WBBM WENR WGN WLS WJZ WEAF WMAQ and other outlets including channel hours for dusk in Dixie gossip and Unsolved murder mysteries and concert orchestras with specific program times and announcer names where shown.

Clear Channel KYW Chicago WBBM Dixie WABC Orchesa WENR WGN WLIB Fulvio Plasencia WEAF Ste . Wls WJZ WMAQ Pratt and Sherman

Uranus and Mars influence on wedding luck and lands

Horoscope notes uncertain planetary government for earth dwellers and a day for rest. Foresees beneficial changes in southern lands, a real estate boom cautioned, and refugees moving to western farms. Brides and grooms see happiness, but rumors may undermine confidence in powerful men. Birth signs predict income gains and creative talents for Leo individuals.

Leo Rubens William E. Borah Celia Thaxter Etienne Prosper Berne Belle-Cour McClure Syndicate

More Truth Than Poetry Poem By James J Montague

A brief verse titled To a Wren addresses a bird as a poet aims to page a mate. The speaker notes the wren’s song and its vigor as it seeks a partner, then imagines a domestic scene for the couple in a garage coffee setting.

James J. Montague

Lament for a Suitor Reassures of Freedom and Peace

The speaker rails against a restless relationship and mocks the lover's claim to prize status at 4 a.m. The verse suggests the partner should abandon costly pursuit of a mate and accept bachelorhood for a quieter life and mental calm.

PUBLIC DEMAND AND CHINA UNDER WAY COMMENTARY

The piece urges letting go of petty conflicts and judging political aspiration by honesty and necessity. It challenges claims of public demand for candidates and argues for open, sincere motivations. It also highlights T. Z. Koo visiting the United States as China moves toward a unified, educated government.

Something to Think About by Brano Lessing

A reflection on Jewish exclusion from clubs and hotels and the moral tension between selective membership and universal equality. The piece contrasts open prejudice with concealed bias, notes historical persecution, and questions the stance of those who profess democratic ideals and morality.

Helping a Child Love Small Chores Through Gentle Guidance

The piece advises easing a child into duties like dressing by preparing outfits the night before, providing gentle help, and using encouragement. It suggests strategies for timid or fearful children such as carrying objects, lighting for darkness, and guiding them past fears with calm, confident presence.

Items of Interest Recalled From 32 Years Ago

George Ross and family returned from a fishing trip on the Wise river. J R Ainslee of Anaconda and L Mathews of this city met with Rev C S Blackiston. Marriage licenses issued to William A Riley and Delis Lowney of Butte and Robert Williams and Lottie Smith of Butte. Joseph Bell of England declared intent to become a U S citizen. Ex Senator W F Sanders of Helena visited briefly. Marcus O Farrell returned from Madison after fishing trip noting clear waters and many fish. Copyright 1929 King Features Syndicate Inc.

George Ross Wise River J. R. Ainslee Anaconda L. Mathews C. S. Blackiston William A. Riley Delis Lowney Butte Robert Wiliams Lottie Smith Joseph Bell England District Court United States W. F. Sanders Helenas Marcus O'Farrell Madison

Resting Finance Vision Turns Into Town Visit

In a small market town the renowned financier stops for rest. A local reporter asks plans for his stay and gets a single answer, rest. The exchange hints at a cautious address to young men seeking advice, endorsing rest as the guiding principle.

Cee Coney

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