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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
9
Frail chiffon frocks ideal for airy dancing in southern moonlight. A youthful evening model features fluttering short skirt and straight line, with multicolored chiffon layers, peach bodice, scalloped herbha trim, and purple flower accents. A three tier cape and shaded wrap complete the ensemble.
A New York department highlights a pistol slot in night sticks to aid police aim. The article also notes tools falling in Ford transmissions and a rag barrier to keep gears clear. Additional sections discuss plantbased fuels and a steam powered switcher locomotive test.
Classified notice listing assayers and Dr Gertra Tannen private maternity home. Mentions offices, banks, and telephone contact numbers 1012-W and 486-2, with a Wants section for Montana maternity services and quick results.
An OCR fragment advertises real milk and cream from tested cows and mentions The Pathfinder baby with a phone code. It also references Anaconda and Butte area services including quality furniture and upholstery and a furniture repair shop in Butte.
A fragment lists Dyeing and Cleaning services including SPACIAN oI WERK GENTLE FAUMIF PARIUAN DYE HOUnm Dalene Butte TLVIAN BROS and Broadway 1286. The OCR note shows street and business names with likely misreads.
Furnished rooms with baths and a pool available for members. Heated rooms and modern furnished apartments listed. Housekeeping rooms, 520 Cherry and 613 East Fifth features for rent. includes rooms with or without baths. Also mentions barns and miscellaneous sale items in Anaconda area.
Public notice states, on February 20, 1925 at 140 p.m., a public auction will occur unless payment is made. It references Miles Blum and the Progecher with costs and expenses, calling for action by the involved party.
Len Small Verne Curtis and the estate of former State Senator Ed Cur were granted the right by Judge Frank W. Burton to a decision holding them liable for interest on Chicago Packing company notes. The move sends the case to the state Supreme Court for disposition of the appeal before further action. The Supreme Court meets again in February.
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