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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
24
Advertises OC Men s winter shirts in multiple patterns and colors with cuff options. Monarch make white dress shirts laundered, full cut, well shaped in various sizes. First class shirts from standard materials offered in colors, priced at 75 cents to 1 50 dollars.
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The discussion centers on local versus federal control of range rights with critics warning the permit system would place government agents in decisive, unappealable authority over ranchers. Senate remarks, proposed amendments, and talks on wool, sheep, and cooperative mills fill the day.
London January 15 The Atlantic passenger war rate takes a new phase as Cunard grants a differential of 10 shillings on second and third class fares to match Lusitania and Mauretania prices The move appears conciliatory though its aim to end the costly dispute remains unconfirmed. People reading today may start with real estate ads.
Miss Cora Smith a popular Butte clerk in Paxson Rockefeller stores and Jonas Eisler owner of City Meat Market plan a Spokane wedding. They left on a Northern Pacific line together after a day in town. friends expect a formal notice upon arrival.
J Eisler a merchant from Butte and Miss Cora Pearl Smith wed quietly in Spokane after a five year courtship. They stay at the Spokane hotel and will return to Montana soon. Harry Wraight accompanied Eisler to secure the license at the courthouse. Friends say the couple preferred a private ceremony away from public view.
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