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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1910
Page
3
A Danish text fragment reports Norris urging united action and describes political and civic participation concerns. It mentions talks about citizenship, surveys, and local settlement issues, with references to B Dyit and Blackfeet reserve matters and a forthcoming session.
A concise ad describes a Jimby sized suit by Chis Kindale featuring a heli tanish basket weave coat with fitted seams and a grassed skirt. It highlights new spring pleats and a tailored fit for the season, priced at 35 dollars.
A fragmented ad style listing several spring outfits with prices ranging around 47.50 and 15.00. Descriptions hint at helotrope wide weave cloth, a long coat, mohair, and decorative details. The copy references a tuxedo style and a gleachial mortel tailored look and urges readers to shop.
An article extols Connell's method of showcasing only top garments from leading makers. It argues retailers bias toward their own lines, but Connell weighs fabrics, making, linings, and style to give customers the very best at each price, with bulk buying securing low prices. The passage highlights Butte fashions and contrast with other shops.
A New spring tailor suit described with satin collar and gray serge fabric. The outfit features a pleated skirt, fashionable bell sleeves, and a semi fitted coat with elaborate stitching. Highlights include a silk crêpe shirt and decorative front panels.
A fragmented ad notes a spring tailor suit at 45 dollars, featuring an all-crone serge coat with lined gray material and multiple buttons. The text is garbled but indicates a dress shirt option and pleated styling, typical of a mid century department storefront advert.
A tiedloth suit described with a brown basket cloth coat and fine collar contrasts with a pleated skirt showcasing fresh spring ideas. The styling emphasizes versatile afternoon wear and coordinated color tones for a polished, era-like look.
A new spring waist priced at 8.95 is shown in a refined fashion spread. The piece highlights attractive tailoring with satin, silk blends, accordion-pleated detailing, and self covered buttons. Shown in white and black, the style is featured among the season’s chic waists from leading retailers.
The ad highlights several spring dresses priced at 19.75 and 22.56 featuring sailor hats, waiter roll, silk ties, white teal accents, and black taffeta with lace yoke. Aimed at fashion readers, it notes popular silhouettes, waist detailing, and the appeal of braided fronts as a favorable style choice.
Goats for spring 1910 show many new ideas in tailoring. They’re mostly semi fitting with entirely new materials. A spring coat display includes a grayish tan cloth coat with Willows trim and two pockets, a clever model limited in number.
A fragmentary note weighs opinions on the 1910 three year old pool with Wilde and Dalmatian as likely hopefuls. Writers discuss past performances at Saratoga and Sheepshead Bay, the Futurity contenders, and the chance that Sweep could outpace Wilde and others.
In New York the old rate agreement copies were burned. Testimony before a legislative committee noted changes in the cable industry and references to a 1888 law. Witnesses including Mr. Ward discussed rates, wages, and related impacts amid a history of regulatory actions.
A Marek suit described as finely crafted and stylish, priced at $49.50. The description references an elegant weave, long 88 inch length, silk lining, satin accents, wide tuxedo collar, and a single large button.
A dress described at 22.50 features black tuts fabric with five elisters of five tuehs on sleeves and around the wards. Another dress at 29.75 uses black French serge with braid trim, self covered buttons, and high collar. skirt edged with braid to waist.
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