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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
10
The fourth in the Symons Department Sales series announces a Friday start with discount events and special offers across departments. Expect doorbusters, limited quantities, and storewide reductions highlighted for early shoppers.
A local sale advertises deeply discounted domestics and staple products with wide selections. Highlights include 19¢ yard cotton challie and dress gingham, 21¢ curtain scrim, 35¢ pillow cases, 14¢ Huck towels, 69¢ per yard table damask, plus 15¢ crash toweling and other bargains aimed at thrifty shoppers.
A juried personal injury case includes a $530.80 expert witness fee for D M Liddell from New York in a Schwartz process treatment dispute. Judge Lind grants a new trial motion for Nevin-Frank Co. vs Rosa Hubbert. The Butte Street Railway suit proceeds before Judge Jackson with testimony from Mrs Fewer about a fall on a street car at Florida and Wall Streets. Jury reviews damages of $20 000 while defense cites plaintiff carelessness. Eggs found in a trunk and a coat bill in Cascade Mines case are noted. City clerk records volunteers for polling: Joseph C Sinsel Agnes C Mercury Mary J Simonson Charles F Jones Mary J Brown.
A Deer Lodge man claims his Oregon marriage to Esther King was invalid as she deserted him days after the ceremony in Portland on December 37 1951. An alias summons was issued by publication, with service to follow. A social dance by the BI A A club at Sacred Heart hall tonight promises music and guests.
The report notes the death of a Canadian bishop and mentions the National Wholesale Dry Goods Association's eighteenth convention in York. It states a resolution for submission to a committee on the proposed American valuation plan.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, a former Butte resident and telephone operator for the M. M. company, died at her Stevensville home yesterday. She had lived in Stevensville eight years and in Butte 18 years, born in Virginia City, New Nevada. She is survived by her husband and four children Lenore Dennis Tom and Bawara.
Agnes Ayres delivers an emotional performance in The Lane That Had No Turning at the American theater. The film features Ayres surrendering personal opportunity for fame to husband Theodore Rossett with Marion Hamilton as rival and Frank Cama as villain. The Canadian wedding scene unfolds in a Townscene set near Hollywood.
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