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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1923
Page
7
A seller promotes women’s novelty linen handkerchiefs in white and colors with embossed corners and hemstitching. Prices range from 25¢ for pure linen 2 for 25¢ to 50¢ items, with 3 for $1.00 and various color options including rose coral and sky.
Edward L. Doheny told the Senate public lands committee that failure to develop national petroleum reserves could cost the navy 225 million barrels of oil. He projected a gross profit of about 100 million dollars from the California field lease and discussed his political contributions and a proposed loan to the Mexican government.
Warrant issued for John Lambros for receiving stolen goods. Lambros allegedly took 130 hats and 61 caps owned by R. McGuire valued at 300 dollars. Deputy sheriff heads to Missoula to serve the warrant. Other cases include gambling charges against four men and two passing worthless checks against L Helman. Robert Hutt faces petit larceny. James Mann charged with failure to provide for his family.
Advertising copy promotes Kellogg's Bran as nature’s relief from constipation, claiming regular daily use provides lasting relief from both mild and chronic cases. It extolls bran’s health benefits, appealing flavor, and widespread availability in grocers and hotels.
Advertisement offers a range of unbreakable Mama dolls in various sizes from 14 to 24 inches. Dolls include walking and talking models with crepe dresses and bonnets, priced from 1.50 up to 3.95. Dolls are described as pretty and well dressed and available for immediate purchase.
Advertises pedal wagons priced from 3.50 to 47.50 modeled after real cars including Pierce Arrow Empire Willys Knight and racing cars with pedals and steering wheels. Electric trains with rear motors cost nine fifty to forty seven fifty and include engine two coaches and eight track pieces. They run on battery or a lamp socket with transformer.
Probation Officer O Conor explains street car hopping endangers boys. He advocates magnetizing car steps so doors stay on and motormen can detain jumpers, arguing every drop or slip risks crushing or injury and urging an end to the practice.
The county health office notes one smallpox case on South Jackson Street near the cemetery. Thirty measles, seven scarlet fever, two diphtheria, and three chickenpox cases are also listed. Health officer warns parents to stop children hauling garbage in toy wagons or dumping it on Marcela Street.
Azalia Wicksell formerly of Carbon County and known in Butte, acquitted of murder in Richardson Alaska for shooting a man who assaulted her while she was employed by the weather service. Prosecution conceded weak case, Alaska authorities confident no local jury would convict.
Genuine community silverware guaranteed for 20 years. 26-piece Tudor pattern set in a new buffet chest. A popular gift and a second shipment just arrived, with many women waiting. Hurry to secure yours.
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