Postal rates and publishing terms for The Standard Publishing Company
The notice lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for Montana and Northern Idaho and outside areas, with payments in advance. It details mailing rates, change of address procedure, payment makes checks payable to The Standard Publishing Company, and notes AP news use. It also states the paper is the official paper of Silver Bow and mentions advertising and reprint policy for typographical errors.
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Late Spring Aids Montana Crop Production
Montana experiences a late spring but still expects a good harvest thanks to modern farm machinery and irrigation. USDA Helena reports adequate soil moisture with average crop growth except at higher elevations, and planting nearly complete except for corn flax and potatoes. Chemical weed control in spring grains has begun, stabilizing production prospects across the state.
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Montana
United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Economics
Helena
Prosperity themes sway elections and UN army debate
The article weighs prosperity as a political driver in 1950 elections and analyzes the United Nations charter on a private army. It notes Farley’s claim, historical elections, and the Korean crisis showing flaws in world peace bodies. It explains U S and British aid to South Korea under UN Security Council authority.
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Dewey
Truman
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Harding
Wilson
California
GOP
Charles E. Hughes
Hiram Johnson
Coolidge
United Nations
Soviet Union
Security Council
United Nations Security Council
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
China
South Korea
North Korea
Britain
India
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Prosperity boast masks a phony midterm shift
The piece notes 1946 midterm elections replacing a Democratic majority with a Republican one yet argues there was no precedent for winning on a fabricated prosperity claim.
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Congress
Pigs Skeptical Of Socialism In English Farming Tale
Farm Journal cites a story from England via Bob Walter of Farmers National in Nebraska. He notes pig feeding ration limits and monthly coupons push producers to maximize piglets while storage stock tallies loom, with an English farmer joking about socialist rations during lean times.
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Farm Journal
England
Bob Walter
Farmers National Company
Nebraska
Second Wave Pioneers and Mizners in a Hard New York Blizzard
The piece reflects on Miss Ethel Merman and the Second Wave of pioneers facing the Great Depression era. It contrasts rugged practical skills with city slickers, recalls a 1930s blizzard, and notes Irvin S Cobb’s earlier pioneer writings. It also mentions Addison Mizner’s Florida mansions and pecky Cypress bars.
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Ethel Merman
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Irvin S. Cobb
Westchester
Connecticut Hitherland
Daniel Boone
Florida
Addison Mizner
Bill
Wall Street
Tulsa
Mizners
Addison
From the West to Cody and back to New York’s shadows
Westbrook Pegler reports a rural scene of a master at work with a .22 rifle and pecky cypress. Miss Merman notes a trend of city dwellers moving to the country around Stamford chasing elusive happiness among wildlife. Martin Littleton recalls Nassau county and a life in Cody, Wyoming, contrasting politics, cattle, and reflections on America’s conspiracy promises. Cody is far enough.
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Stamford
New York
Martin Littleton
Cody
Wyo
Nassau County
N. Y
Republican Party of
United States of America
Washington Scene on Barkley Jokes and Obsessed Fans
Washington columnist lampoons vice president Barkley and his female admirers who gush over his divine stories. The piece mocks a habit of mythmaking around Barkley and imagines a day of silenced fans amid humorous anecdotes and sharp humor.
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Washington
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Capitol
Senate
Flying manure spreader eyed in first airplane spread experiments
A Lewistown Daily News note wonders about aircraft fertilizer trials in the south as a potential farming aid. The column also recalls a 1894 New York kitchen origin for chopsuey and cites a survey estimating about 40 million petty gamblers in the United States.
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Lewistown Daily News
United States
Birthday Horoscope Fragments Predict Career Drive
A dated horoscope notes June 29 Taurus born individuals blend dreamer and doer traits. They should rely on self effort to realize goals, temper leadership with tact, and balance energy to avoid peaks and valleys. Friday June 30 offers varied zodiac daily guidance for each sign with practical suggestions.
Our Children Everybody Need Day by Day Love
A meditation on parental love and aging parents, urging children to show daily care and not wait for annual remembrances. It contrasts parents’ sacrifices with their children's neglected affection and notes the lasting impact of consistent kindness. The piece ends with a statistic about comic strip readers.
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Mom
These Days By George E SokolsKy
essay analyzes how American business misrepresents itself to the public and the press. Roy Norr argues that flimsy public relations turn leaders into targets, while the NAM and Chamber of Commerce drift with the wind. Hoarding speeches and ghostwriters dull public perception of business leaders.
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Edward A. Keller
Notre Dame
Roy Norr
National Association of Manufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
NAM
Iron and Steel Institute
Norr
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Commerce
United States
Lost boy found after 22 hours in Wise River mountains
Harry Lappin, 13, of 1102 West Galena, exhausted and torn, was returned home after being missing for 22 hours in the Wise River area. He was located by searchers led by Forest Ranger L. O. Peck and Sheriff Paul Temple of Dillon. The recovery followed the separation from companions Muril Gidel and Jack Layne during a fishing trip. Also noted are social items about local visits and births, and a 1920es calendar note.
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Harry Lappin
West Galena
Wise River
Ed Lappin
L. O. Peck
Paul Temple
Dillon
Muril Gidel
M. H
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