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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1909
Page
6
A fragmented ad notes yardage prices for edgings and insertions. It mentions five cent yard rates, special sale pricing around 35 cents per yard for embroidery fabrics and patterns. Includes unclear references to inches, area, and quantities.
The current topics department of the Woman's club met after noon in the clubhouse. Forestry was the chief topic with Mrs. Lander as chair, discussing forest reservations and tree varieties. The session closed with a social hour as members planned post holiday activities and federation connections for canal zone outreach.
A fragmented account describes New Year hosting at homes of Mr. and Mrs Lowry with informal visits from young friends and a party at the 1st Presbyterian manse. Several families held meals and guests included Alice Lowry Marjorie Forbis Nell Walker Bunche De Mors. Additional notes mention outings from St Patrick's and a New Year’s dinner for Robert MacArthur and relatives.
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