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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1926

Page

3

Snowfall trends and Montana weather outlook in 1920s notes

A Montana weather discussion cites scarce snowfall in recent months and hints at a cyclical precipitation pattern. Local observers remark moisture shifts across months, with 1923 and 1924 totals contrasted against present shortages and forecasts for inter snows and rainstorms in growing months.

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Marriage License Issued in Silver Bow County

A marriage license was issued yesterday in Silver Bow County to Fay Daniels aged 26 and Julia Baker aged 17, both of Bulie. The license book shows parental consent for the bride to be.

Silver Bow Silver Bow County Fay ‘Daniels Julia Baker Bulie

Methuselahs Wife Pifty Two

Laurel Harwood endures a sleepless night after Paula Yancey’s call and Noble’s late return from a poker game. She frets over infidelity and rumors as she contemplates life with a quiet dog to ease loneliness, while Noble coolly deflects concerns and plans a belated breakfast. The scene ends with Laurel presenting a Pekinese puppy as a potential companion.

Laurel Harwood Paula Yancey Sho Noble Laurel Henry Ana Burnham Rome Fant Nobie Bila Hix Noth Paula Joseph Ater Noble Gloria Baird Neana “Wales Davidine Clark Tossphring-Eastford Josephine Alice Renwick

Printed fabrics for dresses emphasize simple, elegant lines

Designs highlight plain materials with cream and blue map motifs, Paris influence, and subtle piping. The era favors femininity with shirred fronts, draped tunics, trims on sleeves, and smocks for professionals. Prints, dotted patterns, and modernistic designs appear, alongside black satin accents and contrasting trims.

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