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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
7
An old newspaper ad lists Cocoanut shampoo, Lyon's tooth powder, 198 Hinds honey and almond cream, Palm Olive soap at 4 for a quarter, syrup of figs, and men’s 75 neckwear. The snippet reflects bargain offerings and limit phrases typical of mid century ads.
A fragmented catalog description lists laces and embroidery trims including fully embroidered edges and bands in 1 to 3 inch widths. Mentions 100 feeds at 38 aces and insertions up to 2 inches wide with blind and open effects. Also references silk or satin textures and decorative edging options.
Denver builds a large rustic memorial museum atop Mount Lookout to house Buffalo Bill relics. The tepee style structure uses giant lodgepole logs and hand split Oregon redwood shingles, measuring 130 by 88 feet with a grand reception room and veranda. Johnny Baker, Buffalo Bill’s foster son, will preside over the museum’s exhibition room.
Washington reports a controversial relaxation of liquor rules under Haynes, easing access for legitimate users and commercial buyers. Proponents say it reduces friction for industry while critics warn it may loosen controls and aid illegal bootlegging already tied to illicit traffic.
Bargain pins priced to 1.50 line, 39 cents sale tag. Gold and silver fish designs in red or set options described as extraordinary value.
In this lot of surprises are separate collars collar and cuff sets collar and vent sets of laces nets ergandies and Mihover embroideries in white cream and ecru. Extension rods 10c good firm ones extend to 52 inches. Worth the each. Summer cretons at light colors good in perches and country home.
Edmonton report states Ermineskin, Alberta’s oldest Indian chief, died at 94 on the Hobbena reserve near Edmonton. Born in 1827 on the Alberta prairies, he witnessed the western frontier era when fur posts and Hudsons Bay Company ruled the land. The HBC and Royal Canadian Mounted Police sent floral tributes to his funeral, reflecting his prominence in Edmonton’s early history.
Special Dispatch records granting of prospecting permits for power licenses in Montana. Listed applicants include Sharpleag Walker and others, with projects spanning 60,000 volts and a 31 mile extension from the Big Mole River.
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