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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1915
Page
5
White fleece lined vests and pants available in all sizes for women and children. Union suits for women with high necks and long sleeves, ankle length offered at reduced prices. Girls and boys union suits in cream and silver gray, all sizes, also reduced. Children’s underwear fleece lined vests and pants in white, regular price listing. Cotton fleece silver lined underwear offered at low prices.
Irving J. Auerbach, editor and publisher of the Automobile and Motorcycle Journal, suspended the magazine after a brief run and subscriber prepayments. He wrote each subscriber a check for their money, sending back 80 cents to small amounts, claiming he lost nothing and gained satisfaction from refunding readers before Christmas.
John Conan, once a newspaper man now automobile editor of the Tacoma Ledger, arrived Friday evening for a two week visit with his mother Mrs. A M Condon at 82 West Diamond Street. He reports prosperity in coast cities and anticipates a year of strong business.
In a progressive era critique of municipal operation Rozsa argues the city’s government is obsolete and costly due to excessive offices and red tape. She endorses a city manager or modern commission form to consolidate departments, cut duplication, and improve efficiency while preserving essential public services.
Observers debate whether the Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs is a refuge for down and outs or a model institution supported by wages from printers across the United States and Canada. The menu, praised as among the best, shows meals for breakfast dinner and supper with elaborately described dishes. The piece argues the home is earned and deserved by the union printerman, not charity.
A fragmentary historical note traces Saint Winfried as the ninth century missionary who introduced the Christmas tree to Germany. It outlines pagan symbols later reinterpreted as Christian meaning, describes top star, Lametta, gifts, nations represented by dolls, and various ornaments. The piece ends with a sudden halt mentioning Judge Nathaniel Hobbs of York County, Maine.
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