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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1926
Page
13
The column mixes accident notes and local notices with real estate chatter. It mentions a fatal auto wreck near Salmon, plus local promotions and market chatter, including ever-changing prices, people, and places in the city’s property scene.
Public legal notices announce the probate of the estate of Thomas Leonard and related matters in Montana. The notices name executors Harvey J Rixford and Mary A Dinart, instruct creditors to present claims by specified deadlines, and set dates for hearings and final administration in Anaconda and surrounding counties.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and items with missing context about lighting gear beauty products and household services. The garbled text mentions a carbide light system, hair curtaining for children, and private contact hints. Local names and places are unreadable.
The Icidalen visiting Wrailin park report loss of a pet named Pasha, a polar bear in the big river district. The male bear, about one year old, was found deceased in the awimming paul. The incident follows a bout of illness and heart disease.
Central Press notes fashion pieces showing blue georgette gowns with pleats from shoulder to hem and decorative sides. Designs include velvet belts, gold embroidery, and varied necklines, with emphasis on belts and trims for early fall shows.
Kentucky congressman in prison takes on editorial duties at a federal publication in Atlanta. Langley inherits editor role after long tenure, with prison officials citing orderly transition. Changes come as notable inmates shift to new duties and a warden relinquishes editorial tasks to the new editor.
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