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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1914
Page
10
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An advertisement promotes Evening Slippers with a clear away of odds and discontinued lines. It highlights real bar gains for shoppers who can find their sizes in velvets satins and patent leathers across many styles, though not all sizes are available in every style.
Dr George D Wolfe, president of the Montana Anti-Saloon League, rebuts a Butte clergyman’s figures on prohibition in Kansas. He cites governor sourced data from census and William Allen White, argues Kansas has long had prohibition and questions higher insanity and death rates cited against it. Wolfe defends prohibition as beneficial, urges closing liquor shops to improve poverty and economy.
The notice advertises the Holiday Standard arriving tomorrow with price in cents per copy and 3 cent postage to US destinations Canada Mexico Hawaii and the Philippines. It notes copies may be wrapped and mailed from Standard offices in Butte and Anaconda with out of town orders sent to Anaconda and states to include necessary postage. The funeral for Bernard Guay a noted shaftsman will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the family home 411 Colorado Street Butte. He is survived by his wife two brothers and two sisters living in South America and France.
A mirror marked with feet and inches helps able persons gauge their height by standing before it and reading the scale. The markings provide a simple, direct measurement method in everyday use.
The city experiences a 14th consecutive day of zero weather marking a new December record. Old timers note no 14 day zero spell in 20 years and official reports support the pattern. Through trains are delayed across lines, with eastbound Milwaukee No 18 and No 17 late by about two hours. Northern Pacific No 2 near Helena four hours late. Westward trains suffer ice and rough crossings over the Cascades.
The advertisement touts a 22 year history of business and promises best goods for less money. It invites readers to visit the store to meet friends and emphasizes equal treatment and money back if prices differ.
A compact advertisement notes Likly five year guarantee on traveling bags suitcases and Indestructo trunks. The Long Island area corner of Main and Park hosts Peerless Trunk and Carpe Go under N poticket office with emphasis on durable luggage options.
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