Apricots Bargain Sale Offered at Regular Price
Sharp bargain on apricots advertised as fancy bright and tart with natural flavor. Limited to a few cases at the regular price of 15 cents per pound.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
9
Sharp bargain on apricots advertised as fancy bright and tart with natural flavor. Limited to a few cases at the regular price of 15 cents per pound.
A catalog style listing promotes Fresh Roasted Coffee with options including Finest Coffee with cream and sugar, Our Home Luxury Coffee in three pound bags, and The Finest Coffee offered in ten and fourteen pound quantities. prices range from $0.40 to $3.75 per pound depending on size.
A fragmented old advertisement lists bulk oats at 90 pounds for $2.50 and 22 pounds for 75 cents, buckwheat in 25 and 10 pound sizes, cornmeal 25 pounds at 50 cents, navy beans 100 pounds for $4.50 and 20 pounds for $1, imported lentils 100 pounds for $7.50, and pastry flour on special. It also mentions sago or tapioca with various prices.
Fresh meats feature in the meat department with a cartwheel of Domestic Swiss Cheese at 25 cents per pound. Rib roast beef and sirloin steak are listed with prices per pound, along with porterhouse steak and pot roast beef. Various cuts including shoulder steaks pork roasts chops and lamb lags are advertised with regional pricing.
In a long session in Butte the court heard motion for change of venue over Judge Harney's alleged disqualification. Judge McClernan overruled the motion, holding the issue lies with the judge, not the court, and denied the change. The trial featured testimony from attorney Roote and recounted bribery allegations by Amalgamated interests against Harney amid pressure from Clark and associates.
A local market proclaims it manufactures its own sausage and lard and cures its meats. It guarantees the best sausages in town, claims pure lard, and notes growing sales of smoked meats including smoked mutton and its famed Ham What Am. It urges buyers to support home products.
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