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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

3

Dear Mrs Thompson on heartbreak and steady relationships

A young woman writes of heartbreak after a boyfriend ends their steady due to gossip. She asks whether to seek other partners or stay true. MAB advises accepting his decision, avoiding blame, and turning to other matters until she can care for someone else.

Mrs. Thompson Mab

Nine Years Of Unchanged Hope In A Local Romance

Dear Mrs Thompson voice shares a troubled longtime relationship. A woman asks whether to tolerate a partner who brings other women and plans five nights a week with them. A family dinner scene reveals quiet tensions as Laurel Marion and Noble confront prospects and loyalty. The chapter teases a continuation with Laurel’s fate and a joking misprint about Methuselah’s wife.

Mrs. Thompson J. M

Honeymoon Ends on a Train Home for Laurel and Noble

Laurel Harwood contemplates marriage and happiness on a New York to Central City train ride. Noble worries about her love and plans a future with a private plane, while Laurel seeks independence including driving and a car of her own as they travel with Marion and Henry meeting them at the station.

Laurel Harwood Noble Laurel Central City Louis Laure Pullman Henry Marion

Slave jewelry returns in season fashions with blue gold contrast

By MME LISBETH a fashion feature notes slave bracelets and chains accenting Ina Claire in a beige and sapphire blue two piece suit. The piece highlights a long jumper trend with variations like short scalloped edges and princess shaping, plus two piece frock jumpers and evening bloused girdled forms.

Mme. Lisbeth Ina Claire

Walsh Would Punish Evaders of Summons

Senator Walsh of Montana proposed a federal bill to allow courts to seize abroad held property and impose fines up to 100000 dollars on witnesses who flee the country to avoid testifying in American cases connected to the Teapot Dome affair. The measure aims to smooth government counsel’s path in future litigation arising from oil scandal inquiries.

Associated Press Washington Walsh Montana Cheyenne Continentaling Company James F. O'Neil The Prairie Oil Company H. M. Blackmore Midwest Company

Roosevelt at Delhi in Central Asia expedition report

Kermit Roosevelt arrived in Delhi today returning from the James Simpson Field Roosevelt expedition in the Tian Shan and Pamir ranges. The party secured a fine group of the Ovie Poli or Marco Polo sheep.

Roosevelt Delhi Associated Press India Kermit Roosevelt James Simpson-Field-Roosevelt Tian Shan Pamir Central Asia

Butte High School Student Activities Update

The sophomore dance tonight in the gym features Jan Rich and her troubstors with star planet decorations and punch. Tickets are 50 cents per couple or stag, moonlight waltzes planned, and central committee includes Tamm, Ralph, Cochrang, Benjamin, Boyle, and de Mers.

Jan Rich Quinn Tamm Margaret Ralph Caroline Cochrang Dolph Benjamin Philip Boyle Harri de Mers

Grand jury hearing on Bruey case continues in February

Today's brief hearing previews a trial expected to reveal letters between Bruey's daughter and McNeese. The correspondence reportedly touches on their past relations and includes a letter in which the daughter fears her father's reaction upon learning of her condition.

Bruey McNeese

Father Held for Killing in Fairfield Iowa

Louis Bruey confessed to killing Bam McNeese an 18 year old betrayer of his daughter He was arraigned today and committed to jail without bond in Fairfield Iowa on December 10.

Associated Press Fairfield Iowa Louis Bruey Bam McNeese

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Washington Street Daddy George Pattersoh Methuselah’s Ife New York Pheares Butte Lamb Galena Butte, Mont Universal Gift LDC PROM Longerlyne Butte High School Glee Club Miss Tenner Munday Senate Dramatic Club Reid Robinson the Pracee Mr. Kilrer Butte High Kelly Don Sullivan St. Mary's Choir St. Mary’s Altar Society Butte Council K. of C Hawkesworth Drill Co Ralph Gale George Sullivan Henry Sullivan Frank Sullivan Raymond Sullivan Holland W. Grove Franklin M. S. Fort
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