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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1926
Page
14
Rayon Bloomers offer light shade options in a silk-like fabric with full cut and reinforced gusset. Well made and finished, priced at 95 cents.
Butte city officials weigh buying a vacuum street cleaner for 6500 to improve paved and cobblestone streets in the business district and cut street sweeping costs. The street and alley committee plans further talks today or tomorrow with Great Falls having used a similar machine and aldermen noting current flushing injures pavement.
Miss Ruth McCarthy, a nurse, remains hospitalized at St James hospital after a Friday morning car crash. Doctors report a compound fracture and that she was unconscious for 48 hours. recovery remains uncertain as she receives treatment.
Tailors and hatters join forces to offer colorful suits and hats for men this season. New browne cedarwood and butt shades enter in suits hats and overcoats. The collection features a "shade" option described as a refined tone for fall attire.
After a long pleasant vacation Mrs Corma Marsh resumes work at the Hennessy beauty parlor visiting Yellowstone Spokane and coast cities to learn new styles and systems. She returns to the same staff including Irene Malone May Ellis Ta McGrady Margaret Maggerty Jessie Grif and Taabelle.
Aug 19 report states Prince Yynderson, a member of a Tuditan faction, was shot and attacked by one of two thieves he surprised in the garden of his villa here. The incident occurred during a time of unrest and reflects security concerns for noble figures in the region.
One of Butte's safest crews is highlighted in the August Anode featuring the Leonard mine crew led by Elmer Williams. The group logged 4,560.80 shifts February through July with no lost time accidents, and 69 shift hosts on July’s honor roll share the streak. Also noted are top shifters and a focus on safety practices alongside a poem by B A Diller and a health column on heat and cold injuries.
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