Instructive talk by Mr Ready Money in Butte
Mr Ready Money, president of the Golf Coupon bank, praised Butte during a Sunday outing. He lauded the Standard newspaper for timely general news and education, urged readers to keep gold coupons, and noted the four day window for coupon submission beginning Monday.
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MR. Ready Money
Ry Money
Th Golf Coupon Bank
Butte
Hutte
Ready Money's Bank
Ready Money
Gold Coupon Bank
Anaconda
The Gold Coupon Smile in Butte and Anaconda
A vivid reflection on gold coupons drawing smiles across Butte and Anaconda. The piece extols a cashier's joy as faces glow when exchanging small sums, arguing a world would be right if all coupons were redeemed with warmth and kindness.
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Butte
Anaconda
Earth
Utopia
Deak
Gold coupon promotion drives home budget talks
A slice of newspaper humor promotes a Mr Ready Money plan with a gold coupon in next Friday s list. It extols money as a household aid during holiday planning, noting 1 to 50 dollar gifts boost family budgeting and home plans while urging readers to subscribe to the Standard to catch the promotion.
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Ready Money
Jerry Rounder
Mamma
Dad
Ded
Meaderville Gold Coupon Hype Sparks Local Fever
Meaderville residents report strong excitement over gold coupons advertised by Standard. A family recalls warning neighbors about the scheme and now vows to read the paper daily to track the offers. The town buzz centers on Mr Ready Money's broadcasts and the lure of wealth on the hill.
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Meaderville
Dimmit
Eye on the Clock and Gold Coupon Bank Rules
The Gold Coupon bank closes at 4 pm daily and coupons arriving after that are held until next day. The Standard touts its pages as gold and urges readers to redeem coupons before expiration, noting Sunday observance and a lively circulation day with many new subscribers.
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Kiddo
Real Money Coupon Offer Promises Gold Prize
A promotion urges readers to claim a $25 gold coupon by visiting the Standard office. Coupons were distributed widely and non subscribers may participate. Holders can sign for three more coupons, join the subscription, and secure Montana's best newspaper with a year’s premium options.
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Standard Office
Montana
List of Lucky Numbers for December 1 banking hours
A cryptic notice shows lucky numbers for December 1 during banking hours. The fragment mentions Series 819 and Series A with unclear context and no clear event or organization names.
Saturday Winners Cash In Stand Coupons In Butte
The Butte Stand office in Anaconda distributed cash prizes from coupon drawings. Residents including Mrs D P Martin and Mrs W Eickhoff of Anaconda cashed $10 and $2 coupons, while Lewis Perry and Patrick Fitzpatrick Jr. each claimed $1 prizes. Mrs Bottomley and Mrs Hayden also won, with Sylvester winning a $2 coupon and a fountain pen bonus.
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Butte
Cohen
Washingtonina Haney
Okiaomi
Gladys Winkiaman
Ait' Arizona
Nevnoids
Dain
Lewis Perry
Alder Street
Patrick Fitzpatrick Jr
East Fourth Street
Two Lucky Girls Dolled For Fair
In a bustling display window scene a girl models a new hat while her friend shows off white gloves. A waiter and patrons discuss Standard gold coupons as a Montana crowd chats about bank plans and a camp coupon chase near Butte.
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Rand
Tee
Expirations for Lucky Lists in December Dates
Fragmented notice lists several expiration times for lucky lists across December. Entries reference multiple days with 4:00 p.m. cutoffs including December 2 3 and 5, along with earlier weekend dates.
Butte Woman Reads Coupon Scam in Standard Office
A Butte resident, holding three $10 coupons, visited the Standard office and learned one coupon had expired in the Tuesday call period. She said she would ask her father about subscribing after seeing a neighbor’s copy and realizing the loss of value on the expired coupon.
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Butte
Standard
Papa
Get the Habit coupon pitch drives public interest
A promotional call extols collecting gold coupons worth 60,000 dollars in total with weekly draws. It urges readers to “look at the Standard every day,” claims no strings on the giveaway and stresses that men, women, children, and babies will all benefit by forming the coupon habit and joining a widespread effort to retrieve cash rewards.
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Boethathea Sume
Nuthes
Truth and Fiction in a Gold Coupon Scheme
A discussion contrasts truth and fiction highlighting a gold coupon scheme presented as genuine. The piece argues the scheme’s apparent veracity persuades readers that every statement about it is true, making the proposition more appealing overall.
Another Lucky Friday Coupon Day For Christmas Planning
Read the Standard advertisements and be ready to place the $90 coupon where it will do the most good. The note hints at a Friday event tied to holiday preparation and savings for shoppers.
Pleasant Surprise for Lady in Gold Coupon Draw
Mrs Reynolds cashed a $5 coupon at the Butte Standard office and learned she was the fourth holder in the Henderson and Bielenberg block. She expressed astonishment, promising to watch the Standard’s list daily as coupons callings occur.
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Henderson & Bielenberg
Vs Reynolds
Butte
Standard
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