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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1914
Page
15
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A tribute to Denny Roach, long-time Montana figure and Deer Lodge official, noting his varied career from small-town beginnings to county highways, pool hall owner, and authority on local life. The piece touts his encyclopedic knowledge of Montana and loyalty to the Montana Standard.
A Saturday scene in the Gold Coupon bank features a well known clerk and Major Greenough recounting a theft rumor. The Major claims he grabbed a copy of the Standard as a freight message revealed a new issue, inspiring talk of luck and future fortunes among the store crowd and Mr Jennings.
A Montana newsboy offered a Sunday Standard to a visitor at St James hospital and then kept a dollar. He claimed a fellow vendor may share blame, but the incident leaves the lady short six cents. Most boys sell papers honorably, but this lapse prompts a call to return the money.
A playful note urges readers to collar and question an old timer about the Standard. He praises it as the best newspaper in Montana and invites readers to visit the office to subscribe, with testimonials heard widely.
A note urges readers to stay alert as a bank promotes a coupon driven push to jump dollars into circulation. The fragment signals a financial institution seeking to energize spending and liquidity with new coupon offers.
The article urges readers to watch daily lists for cashing coupons from a Gold Coupon bank that is closing this week. It notes the fund of 2300 dollars, profits many earned, and warns to cash by 4 o clock each day to avoid losing value. It calls the finale a Garri Son finish and praises participants.
A Mrs J Wright of 86 West Broadway in Hutcheon speaks of the Standard as valuable and portable. The paper’s lists are read daily by her family, including her son who eagerly follows the campaign and identifies with the paper. The note describes a gold coupon and a $2 cashing by Mrs Wright and highlights travel accident policies offered with subscriptions.
A cryptic note warns that the lucky list expires this afternoon at a certain hour and ends the four day limit, except for calls made on Saturday Friday and Thursday of last week. It stresses an important business fact to remember.
A list of names and addresses appears for those who cashed Saturday Lucky Coupon prizes at the Anaconda office. Walter Lonner, Mrs. Z. W. Ellis, Silvain, F. J. Lyons, Miss Victoria Martin, and many others are named among the winners. Emile the barber notes the event as a sign of a future Road Turn planned that year. Mrs. J A Jorden and Mrs. B A Waterbury are highlighted for cashing rewards, with Mrs. Jordan finding a $3 coupon in the Standard.
The record notes that funds labeled as money's fund were fully disposed of with individuals including Mrs. J C Johnson, 31 Walter Sullivan, 665 John Heal East Pith, and Petritz block among those who cashed coupons on Saturday. The fragmentary text suggests a local financial or coupon event with multiple names.
Start the new year right by subscribing to The Standard. Pay $10 for a full year and receive daily Montana news plus an illuminated Sunday edition. Early subscribers get a single list of premiums to choose from. $1 buys one month. Call or phone to sign up.
An observer from Butte, Loule Thayer, hails the Gold Coupon bank feature as the best in any newspaper and notes the Standard’s growing popularity in Montana. H W Boehme, mine keeper at O'Rourke apartments, says his wife’s luck mirrors others who have cashed coupons. A local office clerk and MF Rodhme also report coupon redemptions as the program expands today.
In Butte, Mr Ready Money president of the Gold Coupon bank hosts J Stephenson assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Butte. Stephenson, once a postal service employee, rose to prominence in banking and has been named to a top post. He remains a devoted Standard subscriber.
In the final days of the compact bank tie up, residents of Butte and Ane Aconda will visit for drive through services. Watch the daily lists and call the same day to cash coupons, as delays may cause you to lose eligibility.
A fragment notes coupon listings with amounts and counts, indicating the Coupon Bank operates during banking hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on business days. It specifies multiple coupon quantities and total values, in a terse ledger style typical of an old newspaper notice.
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