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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
8
Eight fifty dresses reduced to four fifty due to Overstocked maker. Five hundred women and misses wash dresses in lawns dimities ginghams chambrays linens and cotton voiles with lace trim and various neck styles. Materials workmanship and finish surpass typical dresses at double the price. Call and inspect these dresses on sale now.
Silk stockings of pure silk with embroidered designs sell for 65c at Connell's. They feature deep elastic garter tops linen feet and double-spliced seams. The ad claims values up to $1 and urges stock up since the bargain may not return.
A great wash goods sale features 40c and 50c fabrics for only 25c a yard. Included are mercerized materials, silk striping, voiles, linens, dimities and more. Many items compare at 35c to 50c, but today shoppers may select any fabric in the set for 25c per yard. Limited to today only in the main floor wash goods department.
Continuous raid narrative recalls Meagher County bandits of 1853 era terror, sheriffs, posse actions, and eventual captures in Kansas and California. Describes repeated ambushes, wounded posse members, and mass pursuit across regions as townsfolk abandon trains and walk due to danger.
A garbled telegram from D J ONGN in Denver to F J O Tanry notifies that his nephew John Onan, two years old, was killed in an electric accident yesterday while employed by an electrical company. Nell, the mother, and Jan Alster of Lenyy are named.
A fragmented report describes a severe storm moving through the area in the afternoon. Winds and rain caused noticeable disruption as utilities and roads faced impact. No clear details on causes, dates, or specific locations are provided.
E Thomas Mitton, a boy from the Flathead region, was found in Butte after hours in a city station. His parents were unaware he had traveled to the city for a late train arrival. Police witnessed a joyful reunion as he was returned to his family after the misadventure.
In an event at Centareile tonight, Prof S J Roku receives honor from Morf. S J Roku and Prof F V Kine will attend a banquet after a formal program. The Cathedy high history class is the focus of the celebration with lodge and organization groups participating.
A man from Virginia, identified in garbled text as involved with a Washington hospital incident, faced arrest in Ensenada on a charge linked to illegal drugs. The report notes medical restraint and a transfer to a Washington facility, with confusion over names and dates in the source.
In Norman Massachusetts a former president and the general manager of a company pleaded guilty in U S district court to a scheme to defraud. Fines totaling 24 were imposed and later handed to the clerk before the defendants left the camp. An assistant treasurer is to be summoned next week.
The article recounts tales of a Egyptian mummy said to bring illness to those who touch it and parallel curses linked to Persian daggers a jeweled necklace and other objects. It cites misfortunes to owners and heartrending legends tied to artifacts, with scattered names and places from various regions.
The Connell store offers every hat at half the regular marked price with no reservations or holds. Hats span new and fashionable lines, from abroad and locally styled, with first come, first served service starting at 8 o clock.
Dozens of muslin skirts and gowns once selling for 1.50 are now priced at 1.00. The selection includes simple designs and elaborately trimmed pieces with fine embroidery. The ad urges early visit to grab the bargains before stock is gone.
A Hongkong Telerrand report warns that a deadly hemp substitute, the jenn plant, is being imported into Indo China. Informants claim the weed is more pernicious than opium, widely smuggled, and could replace opium, with authorities ignoring the growing danger. It can be smoked, drunk, or chewed and causes severe effects across social classes.
A garbled OCR passage references a mechanical alarm device, a caval of towers, and a whale Corman mechanism. It mentions a rectangular dowel box, a ferryman device, and a dialing Canton trade report. Key entities include ALARM VOX, Daalleng, and Meats of a.
A damaged OCR passage describes a box with a bell and clapper like a telephone, a central button with a tiny hole, and a suspended pendulum that moves only when the box is tilted or opened. It mentions a tavern, a curious scenario, and garbled lines about donuts and a noisy crowd.
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