Christmas Program at the Lincoln School
Lincoln School presents an afternoon of vocal and instrumental music, recitations, and songs led by Principal Brogan and staff. Nearly all pupils take part with solos, duets, and class performances under Miss Mahoney and Miss Maloney, inviting all parents and interested community members to attend.
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Lincoln School
Prin- Slyn
Ablc
Brogan
A. L. Mahoney
Seng
St Nicholae
Sweden
Hilda Lund
Norway
Sylvia Bakkeley
Ree
Imoyd Creggey
Maryetta
Clague
Katherine Rissman
Leo Carnr
Nora Sullivan
Ann Santi Claus
Gordon McLean
Marguerite Caras
Sleen
Dolly
Tiubert Johnson
Maloney
Rhea
Awey
Santa
JJ Carlson
Selnnig
Gladys James
Uth Martin
Hazey
Jos
Santa Claus
Milscent Jay
Wibich
Nell Daly
Local Clothiers Keep Cutting Prices on Overcoats
Local clothiers announce continued cut prices on men s overcoats amid a push to clear stock. Customers urged to visit shops today for best selection and bargains.
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Nirain
Election of Officers of SS. Teter and Paul Society No 84
SS Téter and Paul Society No 84 held a regular meeting last night electing George Slokan as president Joseph Sajalovich as vice president Frank J Mogus as recording secretary John Bolkovatz as treasurer Dr M Feenan as examining physician Joseph Sladich as hall collector John Jarkovich as president auditing committee Peter Firnjas and John Ostronich as auditing committee members Ignale Verboonik as janitor Refreshments followed and all enjoyed the evening Straths offered many specials in dress goods department.
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SS. Téter and Paul Society
George Slokan
Joseph Sajalovich
Frank J. Mogus
John Bolkovatz
Dr. M. Feenan
Joseph Sladich
John Jar~kovich
Peter Firnjas
John Ostronich
Ignale Verboonik
Theosophical Lecture at The Amiconda Branch
A lecture titled The Age of the Soul will be held under the Amiconda branch of the Theosophical Society at Christian Science hall, 203 Main Street, at 8 o clock this evening. The public is invited. Also advertised are various discounted items from Strain's including dolls and clothing with multiple percent-off offers, seasonal boxes, and fur discounts.
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Amiconda
The
Theosophical Society
Christian Science Hall
Main Street
Black Diamond Coal Aiming Company
Anavonde
Mont
Notlee
Cherry Street
Ambanda
Aryataek
Kebruary
Melory
Becrelacy
Cherry Streat
Anaconda
Open Season On Festive Jackrabbit In City Churches
Open season on jackrabbits reported as hunters bagged several animals near Gregson and West Creek. Jackrabbits praised for speed and usefulness of skins with meat in demand for table. Despite a washout at the Washoe smelter, church attendance rose across the city with pastors noting the shutdown in sermons.
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Anroonds
Gregson
Fmily
Lest Creek
Bylsfiy
Italian laborer killed leaping from freight train near Garrison
Special correspondence from Deer Lodge reports Zefo, an Italian laborer with the extra section at Garrison, fell 26 feet from a passing freight train near a bridge and died instantly. He had 507 dollars sewn to his underclothes. The body was moved to Deer Lodge. burial set for tomorrow in the local cemetery.
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Blanchard
Deer Lodge
Plugmant Zetfiro
Garrison
Wag
Ecorenay
Zefro
Views on Fleet Departure Echoed Across English Papers
London papers discuss the planned Pacific voyage of the American fleet led by Admiral Evans. Observers debate strategic aims, with the Outlook stressing Pacific power and the Panama Canal, while others warn of tensions with Japan. The Sunday Times highlights Count Hayashi’s stance and the risk of conflict if concessions fail.
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London
Pacific
Hawai
Far East
Philippine Islands
Japan
America
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Congress
United States
Sunday Observer
Jooks
Financial market reaction signals caution and strain
The article outlines a tentative market rebound followed by renewed weakness as banks curb lending and speculation recedes. It notes scarce interior demand for currency, falling call money, and delayed relief measures. Dividend cuts and reduced mining output deepen concerns over future credit and activity as banks reinforce reserves and the money market tightens.
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New York
Kay
Abalon
Sunda
Une Weel
Amalgamated Copper Company
Tral Ny
Wester Union
Atlantic Coast Line
Shue Speviale Offers Twenty Percent Discount Event
Shue Speviale advertises a twenty percent discount on an entire fine for Tafige and misses, featuring selectable options in wavy colors and styles from Strain’s collection.
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Strath
Strain
City notices and visits across Anaconda area
Local items report toys and pianos bargains at Coy and Stagg stores. Union meetings tonight include Central Labor Council. Knights of Columbus activities involve I. G. Durfee visiting Anaconda and Montana hotel registration. Several officials travel to Butte, Helena, and Livingston for legal, council, and church matters. Child dies at 618 West Tirth street. funeral planned Tuesday. notices for Christmas Standards and mailing rates published.
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Digestion Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims the tablets digest large meals, relieve belching and bloating, and restore appetite. The copy urges readers to order a free sample via FR A Stuart Company, Marshall, Meh.
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Stuart
Binart
Stuart Company
Stuart Duilding
Marshall, Meh
Unaware of Wife’s Death Reaches Missoula
Mrs. B A Mitchell died suddenly of quinsy while visiting her mother Mrs. June Thompson in Missoula. Her husband Mr. Mitchell, en route from Dee Trak Michigan, arrived after noon to learn of the bereavement. He is prostrated by grief. Funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at 2 30 p m at Ezra Thompson’s home 35 East Propetycet.
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Missoula
B. A. Mitchell
Tony
Mitchell
June Thompson
Dee Trak
Wwerp
Ladlen' Coats Nedunch Auction Prices
Fragmentary notice states gate prices on ladies coats and mentions a varied loan for buyers. Not enough readable details on location or date, but indicates sales terms and investment incentive for customers.
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Siiln's
Missoula Man Leo Sawnar Injured in Accident
Leo Sawnar, a well known Missoula youth, suffered serious injuries when crushed beneath a wagon load of Les wort yesterday afternoon. He was taken from the scene by ambulance and Dr. Farnsworth reports internal injuries and several broken ribs. He is resting cautiously, with hopes for recovery.
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Missoula
Leo Sawnar
Mary Sawnar
4Th East Front Street
de Smt
Wax
Farnsworth
Mr. Sawnar
Toad Ofles
Great Holiday Number Hits Missoula in Special Edition
Missoula reports a special holiday number from the Bun nods, issued promptly to meet demand. Newsstands sold extras statewide as Western Montana papers rushed to readers after noon, with legal offices arranging delivery and customers snapping up wrap ready editions at standard prices.
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Missoula
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Knights of Columbus
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Bulle
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Kansas City
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William Kelly
the Knights of Columbus
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Edward Kregh
Buite
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James Thucaon
Kent Park
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Cloutier
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China
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
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Oot Milling Co
Tense
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Tamarack
Keppler Jewelry Co
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Jour R.ed
E. J. Bowlian
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John CL Marringeon
Yegen Bros
BE. Fark
Responaibia Capital
Imtorelan
Domestic Exchange
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Yenull
John R. Lindy
P Tony
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Albus
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Leo Sawnars
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Copper Mining Co
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Estern Montanational
Missoula, Mount
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