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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
3
A lengthy address by Reverend Father Rosswinkel at the Margaret Theater covered topics on women's history and the origin of women. The speaker argued for moral reform and cited religious and historical authorities, praising maternal virtue and condemning societal inequities.
A garbled page fragment lists multiple vendors and goods such as china, carpets, bibles, pipes, fabrics, and holiday items. It mentions various store names, addresses like 40 West Fourth and Park avenues, and partial product lines, with little coherent structure or clear news event.
An early 20th century style newspaper ad details Christmas offerings from multiple departments. It lists turkey specials, hand-picked goods, copper melt department, and various household items and gifts. Several names and merchants appear, including references to Muellers, Symons, and Stonel & Smith, along with promotional prices and assorted wares.
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