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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
4
The Montana Standard notes concern over the New Deal super planning scheme. It argues against appointing a single grasp and grab figure, warning that Montana’s natural resources could be controlled by outsiders, excluding local participation and benefits.
The piece warns Montana must defend its water rights against federal plans and regional schemes. It lauds Marshal N. Dana, Northwest Regional Planning Board chair, while noting local distrust toward outsiders and fears of resource capture by land sharks and boomers.
The Crusaders urge a nation wide drive to awaken about 40 million eligible Americans who did not vote in the last election. They ask 40 million current voters to pledge to mobilize eligible peers and register young citizens twenty one and older to vote in November.
The essay notes Turkey’s measured shift toward modern ideals after World War I. It argues the Dardanelles are vital for national autonomy and trade, while Turkey faces pressure from Russia, France, and Romania to modify the treaty. It also includes medical guidance on hemorrhoids and answers about blood pressure and body weight.
The sketches discuss political figures Landon and Knox and note a query about which cocktails top Republicans prefer. The piece highlights curiosity over party leaders’ drink choices without detailing specific names or endorsements.
Communications for Dr McCoy should be mailed to McCoy Publications Inc with a street address in Los Angeles California. The notice specifies 1151 West 6th Street as the mailing location for McCoy Publications Inc.
London reports navy and yellow are a fashionable pairing this season in fashion and home decor. A navy and silver bathroom in a new apartment uses touches of primrose yellow, while the kitchen features cream beige and tomato red accents.
The remark suggests Landon is linked to government experiments and cautions that Roosevelt would oppose his rise to the presidency.
The article advises parents how to reduce a child's reluctance to eat rest and practice. It suggests pairing disliked tasks with pleasant activities, offering short rests, changing practice methods, and sharing tasks to make transitions smoother. It emphasizes understanding dread and creating positive associations to improve routine efficiency.
A reader recalls the film The Informer and a scene where Mulligan is pressed to justify his actions. The columnist notes a family mocks him now, heckling with Mr Mulligan as a running joke, despite his supposed sacrifice.
Ruth Bryan Owen the American minister in Copenhagen was initiated into the 800 year old guild of St Canute in Malmo alongside Crown Princess Louise of Sweden. They received silver neck chains and were toasted with a silver cup dating to 1608. The guild, named for Saint Canute, has included several Scandinavian kings. The piece notes London fashion predicting red blondes this season.
Benefic aspects dominate the last day of the month with a favorable outlook for commerce and contracts. US confidence and initiative rise as industries expand including wholesale raw materials, food products, and leather goods. Notable birthdays include William Almon Wheeler and others born on this day.
Butte school board seeks an 180000 levy to finance construction of McKinley school. The item appears amid a list of regional events and visits dated June 30, 1926, including fires in the Northwest and social notices involving local figures and organizations.
Manuel Komroff’s retelling of Napoleon’s Hundred Days uses a clever narrative device and a cast of fresh minor characters to recreate history with understated drama. The novel blends vivid scenes with sharp glimpses of Bloody horror and dark humor, leaving impressions without explicit guiding commentary.
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