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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
11
In a long classified section a mix of personal notices, lost items, and help wanted ads appears. Names like Donna Shen and various shop and room rental entries show a bustling but fragmentary market with requests to return items and recruitment for farm, dairy, and sales roles across Montana towns.
A compact classified recall listing contractors including carpenters and auto painters and trimmers in Butte Wyoming. The ad mentions personal loans and watches and jewelry services with phone contact 4018 118 and notes general handyman offerings.
The article describes a defendant returning to court in polished attire and pride, resisting prison-issue clothing while a judge treats a flamboyant prisoner with humor. Convicted of concealing stolen food, the man receives 10 months of hard labor. The piece also mentions Coyston Castle in Ireland and workers emigrating to France seeking coal-field work.
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