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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
2
Local shop advertises boys coats lined with wool and neck sweaters at steep discounts. Promises heavy savings on warm garments for children as winter apparel moves into clearance.
A sale catalog describes girls knife and fork sets and manicure kits in sterling silver priced from 75 cents to 6.80. It promotes novelty jewelry up to 2 dollars each and Christmas gifts including Ireland’s celebrated gloves in a 1.25 box. Several items are offered as bargains with limited quantities and special presentation for holiday shoppers.
Sale offers include mink items and a brown Marion fur set with a neckpiece. Listings advertise numerous gowns and ladieswear with various prices and a pullown feature. Call to inspect or display items in the shop during the weekend.
President Taft backs delaying immediate Philippine independence and urges patience on reforms in the Philippines while pressuring Congress to pass a volunteer army bill. He warns against rushed self-government and notes fiscal concerns, including a near balanced budget focus and treasury expenditures.
Kansas City police report a gang of wire tapper suspects including PF WW Goodrich Edward Af and Thomas Marek active from coast to coast with links to St Paul Chicago Buffalo Hot Springs Ark New York and Beattie Investigations note alleged jewelry and gambling house ties and a Beattie case involving police.
Special Dispatch to The Standard reports Anna Campbell Dunbar a Gallatin county pioneer died yesterday at her son Herbert Dunbar's home near Three Forks at age 92. She came to Gallatin county in 185, lived most of life there, born in Illinois, lived in Missouri, survived by two daughters and three sons with all present at death. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the home of Herbert Dunbar with the Rev. Benet of the Episcopal church officiating. Separate note from Santa Ana, California: Elizabeth Mitchell died after swallowing false teeth. death caused by hemorrhage after teeth moved into stomach.
Acting Gov Gilbert C Ross named George B Chatcher of Tonopin as Attorney General of Nevada for the expired term of Ceretant FH Baker. The commission was delivered tonight. Governor Oddie, a Republican, expected to appoint a Republican successor. Lieutenant Governor Tivis, a Democrat, opposed Baker’s Democratic nomination. Grape growing in the United States shows rising activity.
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