Fragmentary Ad Copy On Sale Items At Market
A garbled notice lists assorted items for sale and promotional phrases. It mentions domes and Ataris in unclear context with colors white and blue and references a starting time around 12:30.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1906
Page
5
A garbled notice lists assorted items for sale and promotional phrases. It mentions domes and Ataris in unclear context with colors white and blue and references a starting time around 12:30.
Fragmentary OCR suggests infant dresses with long and short lengths, embroidery, trim work, and decorative details. Mentions lightweight fabrics, turn back collar, transparent linen lines, and possible mercerized trims. Likely catalog description of baby garments with decorative stitching and sizing notes.
Experts study a horse show in New York celebrating a long running quarter century series. The event features strong American entries and high quality horses with notable classes and judging, noting improvements and exceptional cases amid overall success.
A long article notes a general rise in farm land values, equipment, and buildings by over 1 percent in five years. The South and West show the largest increases, with cotton lands most affected. It remarks on eastern areas where theft and lack of water access have worsened conditions.
The report describes a racing meet with several heats and winners. It mentions Madison Square Garden, participants from Paris Newark and Bridgeport, and notes times and distances in early amateur events. It references a national championship and intercollegiate race results amid a scattered array of names and places.
Bloomington reports a court decision on a case involving Capt. Lou Jame a veteran and brillionaire. The judge ruled only nurse rates could be recovered and rejected claims of honors payments. The saga concerns a “Jester” and a marriage prevention claim with no extra pay for honorable services.
A threatened strike looms as miners in the Momestake district await a decision set for tomorrow. Tead, 81, Boe.
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