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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
6
After six weeks of gold gifts by Aly Ready Money, president of the Gold Coupon bank, a $2,500 fund balance remains to be dispersed next week. Participants are urged to watch daily coupon lists, as calls expire the same day. Coupons must be used promptly or revert to the fund.
Mary Murphy of 633 South Montun Belle lost a handbag containing $2 in dollar bills and valuable plate after cashing checks with her late husband J D Murphy’s widow. A child named Isabelle Walkerville kept the remaining coupons at home, watching for their return, while observers noted the event occurred days before Christmas with a possible gift misperception by the thief.
In Walkerville a young woman, Miss Mamie Maria, attended the Gold Coupon junk and proclaimed her steady support for the town’s favorite newspaper. She thanked the paper for a Sew Years gift, noting she would miss the publication without it.
The Kisher pass from Alexander the Great era has been vital for military and trade routes from Asiatic countries to the east. It starts near Jamra in Jilin, about 1 mile west of Peshawar, and runs roughly 86 miles northwest, ending at Uakka in Afghanistan.
A coupon promotion outlines a plan to exchange multiple coupons for cash equivalents totaling 485.00, with individual values ranging from 1.00 to 2.00. The program operates during banking hours on weekdays, between 10 a.m. and closing.
A local note recounts a prize draw among Pioneer Citizens of a storied valley. It mentions A We Cy Cronawehica of steadl erville and W C Crosswhite of Meaderville, with Crosswhite’s son visiting the Gold Coupon bank at Butie to cash a coupon. The piece celebrates loyalty to The Standard and recalls the Crosswhite family’s long Anaconda ties and sports memories with the valley team.
A dated notice lists lucky numbers for Saturday January 3 1914. It states cashable during banking hours from 10 am to 4 pm on January 3 5 6 and 7 not valid after Wednesday January 7. The fragment references a tree and banking terms within a brief public notice.
Readers express gratitude for the Stand coupon drawing in Bulte and Amchonda. Many who suffered losses by death or hardship cashed in prizes, while others praise the paper’s campaign work. A Montana audience notes the coupon program’s popularity amid broader regional mentions and historical context.
A fragmented editorial riff questions the notion that money is evil. It contemplates coupon holders, the Standard newspaper, and the impact of cashing coupons. References include Centerville and a belief that money, though powerful, may not be the root of all evil.
Several readers and subscribers of the Standard planned to watch closely as the bank nears closing next week. Mrs McWilliams of 119 West Duty Walkerville reported a $69 gait coupon yesterday and praised the Standard as a long trusted newspaper. Communities are urged to stay alert for upcoming gold coupon reports and publication details.
A distraught widow, Mrs Laurence, arrives at the office to claim a hundred dollar coupon noted as for flour relief. Miscommunication and suspected mistaken calls create confusion about the valid amount. The Standard newspaper notes the family’s tragedy, praising the gift as greatly helpful amid loss.
Jerry Flanigan, a longtime Great Northern and Standard newspaper figure, recalls a lively era with fellow railroad men. He shared tales of private car trips to New York, friendships with Jim Hill and Patsy Browne, and his loyal service as a beloved St. Paul region railfan.
A lengthy list shows residents including Miss Beal, Miss McLeod, Annie Metharde, and Myra Clark cashing coupons yesterday. The piece notes Mrs. Parker Rand and several others collecting small prizes and mentions a girl declaring she will save her win in a keepsake book.
A soldier in The Kale vation Army named Gueat cashed a payment in Bika yesterday. The incident mentions earnest workers, friends, and a Red fortune, with unclear ties to a death and dense bets amid a tangled scene.
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