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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
11
Fashions by Sally Milgrim notes small hats in cloche and Directoire styles come in brighter colors and light materials like georgette and crepe. Hyacinth blue georgette hats with pink rose clusters complement simple summer frocks, while square crowned satin hats reflect Directoire influence. Street coats and short capes accompany these chic headpieces, though the short-waisted coat remains less popular.
Legal notices list various matters including testimony actions with witness seals, beauty parlor and employment ads from Anaconda and Butte. Entries reference AMERICAN BEAUTY PARLOR, SOUTH SIDE BEAUTY PARLOR, WOST-GREEN AND GRAY MACK, PARKS ANACONDA, and job postings for ranch help, salesmen, and housekeepers plus nursing and employment agencies.
Multiple lines describe furnished houses and flats for rent in Butte and Anaconda. Listings include four room modern houses with garages, two and three room flats with kitchens, water, and private facilities. Contact numbers and locations like Alder Chestnut 607 N Annette appear, with references to moving storage services.
Classified items show multiple rental offers and real estate entries. Includes 3,000 ACRO ranch listing, various apartments and bungalows in Montana area, prices around 1,400 to 1,600, quick sale notes, furnished rooms, and automotive ads. Highlights mention Park Street Montana, Harrisom Avenue, and Princeton Avenue.
Governor proclaims a measure to initiate a law licensing the business of work in mining and related industries in Montana. The document, dated November 1924, outlines authorized action to enact revenue licenses, penalties, and state collection of proceeds. It names M. Dixon signing the proclamation and references compliance by individuals and corporations.
Gunnar Edwin John Johnson, 17, from Maryfield Saskatchewan, stands seven feet four inches and keeps growing. He plans gymnastic training, credits Icelandic heritage for size, and notes normal parents. works as a motor mechanic and has a notably small appetite. He travelled to Winnipeg with family friend H Olson for a holiday visit.
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