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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
11
The article extols kasha cloth for its wide color range and light warm feel, popular in sports and street wear. It notes tan beige brick cherry canary mustard and almond tones, with putty natural colors used for everyday outfits. Embroidery and bright hats accompany ensembles, with fashions shifting to one and two piece outfits including coats.
Copper firm with electrolytic spot and futures at 15 15 1 2 c. Tin easy with spot near 58.62 and futures 68.75. Antimony up 17 7be. London metals: copper futures 68 pounds, tin spot 266 pounds 17s 6d, lead spot 43 pounds 28s 6d. Salvation Army seeks old furniture and mage. Madam Fay at 219 W Galena. Readings in Maryland Ave.
Legal notices from Montana court proceedings and municipal matters. Includes probate motion for John Glpennell, closing of municipal registration compliance, and election details with dates in 1926. Mentions county officers, ex officio duties, and public sale notices. Also lists various classified notices on housing, employment, and business opportunities with scattered names and places.
A disjointed wartime style brief references President Coolidge era agricultural commission and livestock industry price issues. It mentions a proposed interest reduction, producer to consumer pricing, and a state department request related to a jail in Mexico. Dense OCR fragments imply a broader policy discussion with names and places obscured.
In a sequence of judicial events Judge William J Carroll of Silver Bow County was placed in charge of two state banks after disqualification of other judges. The Virginia City bank and a Twin Bridges firm were cited with totals reaching 234 361 15 in receivership actions. The articles mention prior handling by Judge Lyman Bennett in Virginia City and Judge H G Rodera with P B McClintock as receiver. A separate note praises FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for relief from a severe cough observed by Mrs. Benefuse.
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