Montana Standard address and publication details
The Montana Standard lists its publishing address in Butte Montana and outlines contact, advertising, and subscription payment options and frequencies. It also notes it is the official paper of Silver Bow County and references business needs and industry.
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Montana Standard
The
Montana Standard Publishing Co
Silver Bow County
Associated Press
Associated Prper
Butte
Montana
Congress
Prudden
King & Prudden
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Eugene Meyer Named as Governor of the Federal Reserve Board
The piece lauds Eugene Meyer as a capable financier with western ties who helped Montana weather bank collapses by directing $22 million in aid from the War Finance Corporation and Federal Reserve. It credits his faith in the West, noting loans were repaid with interest and Montana’s recovery flourished under his influence.
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Eugene Meyer
Roy A. Young
Federal Reserve Board
West
Northwest
Meyer
East
Washington
Mr. Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Montana
Butte
Federal Reserve Bank
Theorthwest
Federal Reserve
Commonwealth
Shrinkage of Scotch Stirs Immigration Debate
A 1920s column laments Scots not using U S immigration quota claiming they fail to apply in recent months. It notes Scotland’s historic cultural gifts and jokes about Scottish wit while urging inspection of possible misread quota restrictions and comparing humor to national ties. The piece references golf curling Sir Harry Lauder Andy Carnegie kilts bagpipes Campbells Are Comin and Sandy on payroll.
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United States
Scotland
America
Harry Lauder
Andy Carnegie
Sandy
Securities Unaffected by Peruvian Revolt and Latin Upheavals
The article notes that about 1.5 billion dollars in South American securities held in the United States remain stable amid Peru’s regime change and regional uprisings. It asserts that investors fear no widespread default, emphasizing continued financing needs for development regardless of dictatorships, with Mexico’s refinancing showing promises of honoring old obligations.
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United States
Peru
Equator
South America
Mexico
The Spanish Custom and the Burning of a Book
A Balintawak crowd burned Nicholas Roosevelt's book The Philippines a Treasure and a Problem, placing it on an anvil and a bamboo pyre. The piece notes many Filipinos cannot read English or Spanish, suggests Roosevelt's interests, and observes renewed demand for the volume in America.
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Balintawak
Philippine Islands
Nicholas Roosevelt
Islands
The
Philippines
Roosevelt
Pacific
America
G. Bernard Shaw
Zaro Agha Valued For View On First Hundred Years
The remark highlights Zaro Agha as the sole figure whose judgment is trusted on the topic of the first hundred years, signaling his unique influence or authority in this discourse.
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Zaro Agha
Are We Harder Boiled or More Tolerant Now
Writers on social and moral topics argue that standards have shifted with time. The piece questions whether increased freedom has improved or worsened social conduct and whether people have become harsher or more generous and tolerant.
Speech versus statement in editorial stance shift
The Christian Science Monitor argues that many can begin a speech but few can finish it. It urges fewer speeches and more statements of fact, noting the nation now has better five cent cigars and needs practical discourse.
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Christian Science Monitor
New York Branch Library Offers Sound-Proof Music Room
A New York branch library provides a sound proof room by appointment where patrons can listen to music on a fine phonograph from a collection of 1500 records. It presents an education and culture opportunity at the cost of time, inviting patrons to cultivate a taste for good music rather than leaving the radio on.
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New York
Virtue in Hard Knocks Reflections on Discipline
A newspaper column reviews Ralph Parlette’s speech praising hard knocks. The writer argues discipline benefits society more by easing others’ burdens and shortening handicaps. The piece challenges prioritizing personal gain from adversity and suggests applying rigor to daily life.
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Ralph Parlette
Parlette
Comfort at Home After Short Summer Trips
A reflection on how many people who spend weeks away in summer return feeling just as comfortable at home. The piece weighs the ease of reintegration and the enduring pull of familiar surroundings.
Church Nursery Planned For Sunday Morning Service
A nursery will open at the Christian church next Sunday morning with young ladies supervising babies during the service. Miss Ruth Sylvester heads the effort and will assign girls to oversee the nursery on a rotating weekly basis.
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The
Christian Church
Ruth Sylvester
WIREGRAMS: Quick takes and wry notices from 1930
A collection of brief items touching on jobs for the middle aged weather reliability in Florida a Staten Island brewery fire employment shifts for bartenders the World Court debate political quips about Hoover Morgan Lipton Mayor Walker and other quick observations on culture and daily life including weather and fashion remarks.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Florida
Staten Island
World Court
Mr. Hoover
J. P. Morgan
Tommy Lipton
Mayor Walker
Where Are You Going The Adolescent Path To Maturity
A 1930 Bell Syndicate essay advises parents on teens seeking independence. It explains the teen mindset, warns against coercion, and urges respectful guidance to maintain trust as children become adults. The piece notes parental influence remains valuable even after growing up.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Unlucky September 6 1930 Horoscope Warns of Delays
The forecast warns a problematic day with potential quarrels and delays. Banking and loan dealings may fall short while weather and heat threaten plans. yet marriages and theater ventures show signs of hope. Jane Addams and other notable birthdays are noted in this astrological item.
Judgment awarded in Pierce v Updeast district court
Judgment for How ard Pierce Inc. against W C Updeast was granted by Judge W E Carroll in district court yesterday. The award totals 489.95 on a promissory note of 380 plus interest.
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Howard Pierce, Inc
W. C. Updeest
W. E. Carroll
Disiit
American Machinery Used On Juarez City Road Construction
All road-making equipment deployed on the Ciudad Juarez project in Chihuahua, Mexico comes from the United States. It is reported that U S manufactured rollers graders and pavers are in use as part of the city’s new road work program.
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Ciudad Juarez,Chihuahua City
Mexico
America
Epitaph in Southern France Highlights Thrift and Trade
An epitaph found on a tomb in Southern France shows thrifty French custom. Lt. Paul Nimes a milliner of 12 Rue Vieux Marche learned hat styles in Paris and his unconsolable widow carries on his business, blending commerce with sentiment.
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Ira Wolpert
Doesentaht
Alliance
France
Paul Nimes
Rue Vu Vieux Marche
Paris
Middletown Dog Roars Through Main Street Auto Collision
A dog attacked an auto in Middletown Connecticut on Main street yesterday. The car driven by John H Barron sustained dents and a ripped running board while the dog sauntered away uninjured.
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Middletown
Conn
John 8. Barron
Thiel Leaves Lodge Grave Anniversary Gift
Louis A. Thiel of Chicago left a will provision giving each lodge brother $20 if they spent an hour at his grave on the anniversary of his death. The practice was carried out by his fellow members.
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Louis A. Thiel
Chicago
Lodge
Thiel
Brooklyn Frame House Resettles After Excavation Bind
An old two story frame building in Brooklyn New York groaned and leaned against the adjacent house after excavation work weakened its foundations. No one was injured.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Justice Leigh Awards $1670 to Nora Robinson
Mrs Nora Robinson wins $1670 after her husband dies from a mosquito bite on a ship at Ghent. The ship owners disclaimed responsibility claiming no liability.
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Justice Leigh
Nora Robinson
Ghent
Golfer Becomes 300 Yard Sensation in Kansas City
Sergeant Harry Bucher of the Kansas City police drives a ball 300 yards down the fairway and loses it. He later finds a speechless Police Commissioner August Behrendt struck in the back as they played nearby. A comical note mentions a cow taming road work arrest and a released toy balloon drifting across states.
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Kansas City
Harry Bucher
Bucher
August Behrendt
Eo Bucher
Anita Maya Arrives in Barcelona From Ronda
Anita Maya queen of the Spanish gypsies arrives in Barcelona from Ronda where she lives among her many subjects and explains why she traveled to the city.
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Anita Maya
Barcelona
Ronda
Everybody's Business Everyone’s Recovery in Africa travel
A brief in a 1990 North Americas Newspaper Alliance compilation notes a figure nicknamed Who’s Whosers increasing travel across Africa as part of broader recovery efforts. The item reflects business and mobility themes in global contexts.
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Africa
North Americas Newspaper Alliance
Banking optimism wanes as credit cuts profits cited
George F. Rand of Marine Trust Co. argues cheap credit reduces banking revenue yet may spur a broader recovery. He notes eased production limits and renewed replacement demand, with banks in the Marine-Midland group holding over 600 million in assets. The piece also surveys Who's Who in America trends, noting rising total sketches and deaths, and links eminence to financial success.
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George F. Rand
Marine Trust Co
Buffalo
Ees
Up- Ng
United States
Marine Trust Company of Buffalo
New York State
Marine-Midland Group
America
Who's Who
American exports rise in machinery while textiles slump in July
The Commerce Department reports seven months of trade show industrial machinery exports at a record $149.48 million by August 1, up $1.15 million from last year. Oil and refining machinery rose 15 percent, totaling above $18 million, while textile exports fell sharply in July and the seven month period, though not as low as Britain’s.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Cape to Cairo motor tour faces long delays for Africa trip
The Cape to Cairo journey, the world's longest motor tour, spans about 11 weeks with stops at major cities. Roads across Africa are often unpaved and rainy seasons render many routes impassable, forcing lengthy delays compared with United States travel.
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United States
Africa
Cape
Cairo
Clark
Johannesburg
Smuggler of Spain and Gibraltar Looks Back at Youth
An 85 year old woman recalls a past as a renowned smuggler between Spain and Gibraltar. She jokes about never drinking water and drinking 20 glasses of cazalla. She notes she now enforces laws and must keep them.
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Spain
Gibraltar
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McClure
Tra Wolfert
Charles Okulicz
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Beacon
East Wallingford
Jesse Pierce
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