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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1911
Page
12
The readable text shows garbled lines with several proper nouns and fragmented names. It mentions Butte and Pratt along with references to a gathering or event. The overall content is unclear due to severe OCR corruption, but indicates a local archival fragment with names and dates obscured.
A crowded social page details upcoming nuptials, guests, and travels. Notables including Mrs. St. Uber Mar Mustens and Mrs. A. Refetit appear among many hosts and attendees. Frequent mentions of journeys to New York, Seattle, Denver, and port towns accompany plans for fairs, dinners, and post wedding visits.
Daily selection includes every imaginable kind of dress fabric at pocketbook friendly prices. All wool dress goods, plaids, and colors priced around 59e yard. Chiffon pane and voile fabrics in blue and dark shades also available, plus strict wool dress goods in brown gray and black with plain and textured weaves.
A historical ad touts a wide collection of ribbons and bows for Willie wear. It lists sash ribbons at 2 cents, taffeta hair bow ribbons at 25 to 6 cents, Persian ribbons at 39 cents, five inch taffeta ribbons at 5 cents, and various painted wood items priced up to 2 dollars and 60 cents.
Fragmented retail note lists new hair nets priced at 0c and 6c plus rest natural nets and French hats. Mentions fuel switches at $2.50 and first utility cluster puts at $2.50. Ends with odd pricing and city context unclear.
Fragmentary listing describes stockings and doll items with prices and sizes. Mentions 18 Lees infinite thread stockings and Be Honest Dollie stocking line. Unclear lines reference specific items and quantities with distorted wording.
The listing details many parasols with white, colored, and striped fabrics, priced from $1.50 to $16.00. Includes plain pongee silk options, borders, velvet ribbons, and Hebrew-like notes. Children's parasols in white and red, with decorative insertions and lace.
Sterling silver hatpins priced at 12 cents each with offers to buy two for three. Also advertised are 26 cent initial and wristlet fobs, bead necklaces, collars, neckties, and a variety of fashion items including links and new stall shapes, all offered in a small private sale with terse notes and pricing.
In a regional session, Superintendent and aimitron Af Che spoke with Mrn BI Plot about strengthening at Whitt. Officials from Araataait and Malloy discussed early week plans led by Mise Geena Choniprad and Mrs JQ Loh, outlining initiatives and expectations for the coming period.
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