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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
8
A concise selection of reliable gifts men are certain to appreciate. Practical, stylish, and well matched to common tastes, these options cover gadgets, accessories, and essentials that suit various ages and interests.
Readable text notes women wearing fine gloves as part of Christmas gift box presentation. Item emphasizes elegant attire and seasonal gifting context with possible retailer or display details.
For Children Gloves and Mittens of many kinds Fine Hosiery and Handkerchiefs in the Christmas gift Silk Hosiery plain and all the newest now Handkerchiefs in great variety put up in gift near Pi Bondoir Caps Auto Caps Wool Scarfs Silk Scarfs Linen Table Damask Table Sets and Beautiful Fancy Linens.
A local store announces a new shipment of in demand goods with strong buyer interest. The notice highlights availability and urges customers to visit the shop for immediate purchase. No specific items or dates are provided in readable text.
Store ad describes black cloth top button boots with pawn leather vamp Louis Cuban heels and rubber heels preattached. Short vamp plain toe Goodyear sewn, available in all sizes and widths at $4 per pair in the Shoe Section on the Main Floor.
The Montana supreme court affirmed a lower ruling holding stockholders liable to creditors of State Savings Bank. Defendants donated stock to bolster the bank. court refused setoffs against deposits and bonds. Debtors named Largey estate, Leonard, Hickey, MacDonald, Allen, Kumpe, Perham to pay totals with interest for ratable distribution. Bank robbers escaped with money in Minnesota.
Broken wets and sizes from many higher priced lines are special at 75¢ per garment. Children sweal vests and pants in all sizes regular 1.00 quality on special today. Women's heavy fleece lined union suits in all styles very special at 1.25. Second Floor.
N W Greer was fined $25 by Police Judge Whitty for assaulting Ed Tremewan after a card party at TO G F hall. Tremewan showed severe injuries, while Greer claimed Tremewan provoked him with vile language and a shove caused the fall. Other court notes include a question about a woman selling liquor, and various fines for disturbances and property offenses.
The Butte Liberal Culture club held a meeting on the question Is War Necessary with J. D. Cal Welland as principal paper author. Downer and Mrs. James Floyd Dennis criticized the paper and topic sparked an hour of discussion. Speakers generally favored preparedness and U S defense readiness. The lineup included Reverend Chapman H B Howell Reverend Bechtold L A Wilson W A Pennington D M Partelow and Reverend Wolfe.
Columbus report on church life shows average weekly pay for Methodist Episcopal ministers in Ohio at 24 12 with one third earning 18 per week one half 20 and only 9 percent 40 a week. Nationwide alignment noted as similar. In state totals only three men earn above 2 600 yearly. In Chicago robbers armed with revolvers steal 7 000 from Prudential Life Insurance office bound cashier Emma Schlinski as vault preparation.
An ad touts Zemo as a reliable skin treatment that clears pimples, blackheads, and eruptions, leaving skin soft and healthy. It claims overnight relief for minor blemishes, instant relief from itching, and notes a safe, clean formula sold by druggists in an extra large bottle for one dollar.
The report notes 64,385 pupils enrolled in 1,725 school districts in Colorado. It mentions back to back incidents with Russ Minnie Hain, a bookkeeper, and Lars Wold, a janitor, who were overpowered and gagged as women intervened to aid.
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