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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
11
A fashion note highlights spring frocks in light crepe with black and white accents. Describes white crepe collars and edge bands, soft supple fabric, and youthful Parisian designer appeal for afternoon wear.
London and New York metal prices traded as copper, tin, iron and lead held or eased with spot and futures quotes. In Alton Illinois two men Jacob G Feldmeier and Lyle Wagner suffocated after fire trapped them in a cell. ventilation failure trapped smoke and delayed rescue. One Englishman collects monkeys and searches Jamaica for rare species.
A chaotic mix of help wanted notices, room rentals, and small ads from Butte and Anaconda Montana. Entries include positions for sales managers, auto tire workers, and general labor, plus rooms for rent, furnished apartments, and real estate listings. Also lists merchants like American Beauty and Coat Co with varied offerings and contact details.
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