Price-Laden Grocery Ad Offers Bargains Across Brands
A dense ad lists numerous grocery items with unit prices and bulk offers. It markets brands like Gold Cross and Red Seal coffee and tea, urging customers to buy in bulk to save compared with Butte prices, promising doorstep delivery in Anaconda and nearby towns. The copy includes pricing for lard, beet sugar, bread flour, coffee, tea, meats, and pantry staples, touting refunds if dissatisfied and claiming superior value over sack purchases.
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WEA
Abe
Hills Bros
M.J
Roiger
Anaconda
Ronda
Deer Lodge
Livestock Loans Made To Montana
The War Finance Corporation extended agricultural and Livestock loans in Montana totaling 3 103 352, largely for cattle and sheep financing. Samuel C Brock was appointed treasurer at Belton replacing Edward X son. Monthly calculations indicate loans were issued in 4122 month. James Fitzpatrick and Linda and James De Garth were mentioned in association with state activities.
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Terese
San
War Finance Corporation
Montana
Samuel C. Brock
Belton
Edward x
James Fitzpatrick
Linda
James de
Nation in sixth grade education says Coleman
John B. Coleman, director of vocational education at La Crosse, Wisconsin, told the National Society for Vocational Education convention in Kansas City that the United States is mentally a sixth grade nation. He said the average education level is two years short of completing graded school work.
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The
Associated Press
Kansas City
United States
John B. Coleman
la Creme
Wis
National Society For Vocational Education
World's Oldest Man Still a Vegetarian
Djuro Chemoline, reputed oldest man, lives as a vegetarian in Paris and has survived into old age. Illiterate and largely uninterested in diets, he eats vegetable stews and fruits, avoids wine and tobacco, drinks water and milk when available, and weighs about 200 pounds. He recalls events from 1821 and the Jantamari era, but otherwise his mind remains blank on many topics.
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International News Service
Paris
Djuro Chemoline
Oldseman
Gregory
Chemdine
Court Refuses To Admit Statement In Boden Trial
Sheriff Hungerford testified the confession was voluntary after Boden allegedly said he would come through. Defense objected to the confession’s admission, arguing Boden’s mindset and coercion. Jury selected to try Boden for the Miller murder, with testimony detailing July 1921 events, stolen items, and Bodens statements.
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Boden
Louise “Miller
Eagar Reid
Hungerford
E. F. Fareley
L. J. Bennett
Farley
Alleg
Boden x
Hiymne
Bennett
Sherif Hunkerford
Suld
L. W. Willis
Ennis
William Lorens
Waterloo
MBG
Ernest Hazel Yaurin
John Teed
Sliver
Staper Cox
Reid
Mra. Miller
A. L. Houston
Virginia City
Lane
Takeu
Roden
Witessen
Postoffice Opens Stamp Philatelic Agency For Collectors
The Post Office Department creates a philatelic stamp agency to sell rare and obsolete stamp papers to philatelists and stamp dealers. Sponsored by Third Assistant Postmaster General Glover, the unit will operate under his direction, responding to collectors’ calls over the past 30 years.
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International
News Service
Washington
Posteice’ Department
Haya
Philatelic
Samp
Philatelic Stamp Agency
Glover
Night school signups urged for Fer Lodge Bureau students
Announcement shows night school work postponed and later revived with intent to offer classes to any interested students. Applicants to pay a small fee to cover instruction costs as federal funding for commercial instruction is unavailable and county high school finances constrain trustees.
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FER Lodge Bureau
Jan
Igh
Powell County High School Receives Phonograph Gift
Jan 6 at Powell County High School the Girls Club presented a phonograph during a Friday morning assembly. Frances Hale led the speech praising the gift and expressing hope it would inspire enjoyment and a truer appreciation of good music among students in the future. Freiburger, the music director, demonstrated the device and noted it would feature both popular and classical selections.
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Delk Lodge
Gite Clup
Powell County High
Hool
Frances Hale
Wells
Gles Club
Freiburger
Legion Auxiliary Thanks Helpers for Christmas Stockings
The Legion Auxiliary thanks citizens, firms, and organizations for filling Christmas stockings for the men at Guien. Deer Lodge and friends of the service members contributed stockings and gifts. A stocking was also prepared for another recipient, reflecting broad community support.
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Deer Lodge
Guien
Legion auxiliary names new staff at January meeting
Deer Lodge Montana January meeting of the American Legion auxiliary at city hall. Officers named for 1922 include Mrs H S Edson as vice president and Mrs Alice Napton as secretary. New executive chairman Mrs Ma Shairman and members Mrs Daniells and Mrs Coy. Dean Love presided. dancing planned at high school with Harold Reynolds from Great Falls.
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American Legion Auxliary
Daniells
Hf. S Edson
Mra
Alice Napton
MM. J. Potter
Bre Wep Siarah Regimenty
Ars. Rbyt
DP. Neasurer
Mes Ma Shairman
Rs. C. de Banton
Smmer
Itves
Mred
Coy
Dean Love Xores
Deer Eddom
Tek
Cocteer
Chester
Will Fone
Harold’s
Reynolds
Great Falls
Business
Erickson of
Paradise
Pacciracs Ce Eet
Augsou
Missoula
Sophs Host to Butte Freshies
Sophs host to Butte Freshmen dance, with Principal Bruce Millikin and faculty chaperoning. Event described as a judged success. students danced into the night amid a lively school gathering.
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SOPHS
BUTTE
Gophomore
He Butte
Bruce
B. Millikin
Les Millikin
J Bao
Three Prison Probe Members Resign Amid Inquiry
Governor Dixon accepts resignations of three members from the prison investigation committee amid ongoing charges against former War on Frank Conley. The move follows controversy over the board and delays from the governor’s absence, with replacements named by Dixon.
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Helena
Dixon
Frank Conley
F. Goddard
Ish W
David. Hyer
Lewists
Farr
Miles Chiy George
A. “Taylor
Hstona
W.S. McCormmck
Thenrix
Whebonald
Story
Tev Nut
Ison
Pallen to Lecture at Auditorium Monday
Butte council Knights of Columbus arrange for Conde Benois Pallen Ll Dy of New York to lecture Monday night at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the Butte High School. The topic Dante will be free. Judge R Jackson will introduce the speaker.
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Asociated Press
Porteand
Ore
Harey Wills
New York
Bil “Tate
Chileno
Wills
Tate
Moran
Rene
Houston
Texas
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Willie Doyle
Fingeige
Butte
Council
Knighis
Conde Benois
Pallen
Ll. Dy
Butte Wueh
Dante
R. Jackson
Gutte Spun
Geet
Apie
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