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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
7
A home furnishing club promotes buying now and paying later with seasonal rugs and a few pieces of new furniture. The teaser invites readers planning visits for summer gatherings to consider flexible payment options.
Paper carnations in white, pure pale, and white with purple blends offered at 1 cent each or 3 for 28 cents.
A marketplace listing shows various goods including glassware such as footed sherbets and etched Adam sherbets with prices. Also advertised are canned fruits, various cherries and prunes, stove and camping items, hand axes, and a range of children clothing including middies breeches coats and play suits in khaki denim and twill, with price ranges noted.
Women's fine white silk hose with black clocking full fashioned 15 extra a broken line of sizes in women's Onyx fiber silk hose in white $1.50 values for esse 8 850 Children’s fine white cotton and silk lisle hose in white all sizes pair 50¢ and 75¢ Picnic Paperies paper plates dozen paper ice cream dishes dozen salad dishes dozen retinned plenie spoons dozen paper napkins hundred drinking cups 6 ounce drinking cups 8 ounce sandwich bags dozen
Advertises Kayser silk gloves noted for splendid quality with 12-button lengths in white and color options at two dollars per pair. Also lists two-clasp white gloves at one dollar and rollers named Queen Elizabeth in white silk with white stitching and ruffle edge priced two dollars.
A scattered letter from Louis Goldstein in this city describes desperate famine in Russia grief over a mother and aunt starving in Ukraine and Rovno. It recounts a family's journey from Nichudnov to Rovno seeking America, selling property for rubles, and failing to secure relief before their matron died and was buried amid scarcity.
Boston reports Max Steigman of West End owned a pushcart for sale claiming it could hold five gallons. In municipal court he produced 24 gallons and was fined 410 for unregistered sale. Maud, Okla. claims 88 year old W H McElroy as the oldest mute in the Oak States, saying his mule is 38 and still kicks despite age and illness.
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