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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
1
A Genuine Clean offers broken lots of first-class boys suits for ages 5 to 16. Prices range from 4.50 to 13.10, with sale prices from 2.25 to 6.75. Includes knicker pants styles and knits, plus telescope hats in neat shades. Also features blouses and patterned fabrics with varied pricing.
The Connell advertises men suits priced at 9.75 with savings up to 25.00. It touts fine shadow striped worsteds, French Panama cloth, Catawba French Serge, and navy blue serges, all tailored with detailed finishes and three quarter length coats. The copy emphasizes quality, style, and wide selection for varied tastes.
Special Dispatch reports another mile long advance by the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway Company locating seven more miles of track along the West bank of the North Wer k River into rough government forest reserve. Officials said work faced severe conditions but progress continues, tying into Great Northern plans to extend southward along mountains east of Kalispell. Weather brings freezing temperatures and drifting snow as reporters note the challenging terrain and delays.
April 28 dispatch reports Megs, chairman of the state fair committee, denying rumors of no races this fall. He confirms daily racing events including cowboys and various exhibitions. No final decisions described. additional attractions expected.
Washington April 28. Major Pierre Charles L'Enfant, famed French engineer who designed Washington, was honored as his body, removed from Digges Farm Maryland, lay in state in the Capitol rotunda. Diplomats and President attended. The body later laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery after services. Ambassadors praised L'Enfant’s bravery and vision, noting his role in city planning and American independence.
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