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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1924
Page
9
The era of tailored menswear influences widens as women adopt mannish coats and skirts. Observers note a growing appeal for structured suits and practical silhouettes signaling a broader change in dress tastes.
The Montana Maternity Home located at 223 N. Washington in Butte lists contact phone 4955 R for services.
A damaged snippet lists contractors C J Nepper Carpenter Jobber and Builder with a shop at 119 South Montana in Butte and the phone number 1038. The fragment provides no further context or dates.
Treasury department notice certifies that The National Bank of Anaconda Montana has met federal requirements and is authorized to commence banking under section 169 of the Revised Statutes. Henry M. Dawes, Comptroller, signs and seals the May 24 1924 certificate.
Classified notice lists a barber job at 519 E Third in Anaconda and multiple female position openings in Butte including experienced steam table girl, food checker, waitress, hotel cook, housekeeper, and saleswoman. Mentions C J Penney employment and American Legion circus recruitment for July dates with no phone calls accepted.
Classified notices show rental and sale ads for homes in Butte and neighboring towns. Listings include a six room modern house at 917 W Third Anaconda, a four room cottage in Butte, a 4 room house in Walnut Anaconda, and farm land options in Bitter Root valley with Daly Acres by Draper Barrett. Also storage and moving services and furniture repair in Butte.
A man wore an aerial and loudspeaker on his shoulders and chest to entertain crowds at a Leipsig fair with a radio concert. The report notes a trend toward novelty devices and European fashion affecting industry and jobs.
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