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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1915
Page
3
Knitwear for women and children advertising cream and white vests and pants fleece lined all sizes regular prices and union suits high neck long sleeves ankle length sizes extra large prices listed in cents with reference to children's underwear and fleece lined items in white cotton material with fleece lining for both adults and children mentions girls and boys sets and silver gray trims.
Irving J Auerbach built the Automobile and Motorcycle Journal in Butte and Missoula, hustling to boost auto and roads advertising. When publication failed, he returned most subscribers’ money via checks ranging from 2 to 90 cents, insisting no one lost. He says he started with a Christmas birth and left with a clear conscience.
John Condon, former Butte newspaper man and now automobile editor at the Tacoma Ledger, arrived Friday evening for a two weeks visit with his mother Mrs. A. M. Condon of 822 West Diamond Street. He said the coast cities were prosperous and four years of great business is anticipated.
Margaret Rozsa argues for a commission form of city government to replace an obsolete system. She envisions a board of commissioners plus a professional manager, centralizing departments, cutting red tape, and aligning city, county, and school systems under unified oversight to improve efficiency, economy, and services.
A historical note extols the Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs describing its well run charity funded by printers across the US and Canada. The article lauds menus, organized trustees, and the dignity of aid, detailing connected meals and asserting the care is earned by the printers themselves rather than mere alms.
The piece recounts Saint Winfried's 8th century mission to convert Druids in Germany by replacing the oak with a fir tree. It ties the tree to Christian symbolism such as the star, lametta, apples, and gifts, and describes ornament traditions, color meanings, and the evolution of Christmas tree practices with notes on symbolic meanings and a long digression about a Maine probate judge.
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