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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
7
In November business cooled with a bluish cast as crops and staple goods tumbled and consumers hesitated. Retailers plunged prices and advertised in home-city papers, keeping at it until buying revived, first slowly then with volume. Progressive merchants pushed ads, and by December sales hit records as advertising loosened trade and moved factories.
Jack Williams a 1a of about 20 solicited a jail sentence after being found at the station for lodging. He claimed hardship and requested county jail, where ten days was the minimum. the judge granted 10 days with apparent parental satisfaction. Dragon acquitted. Koons fined $10 for drunkenness. Australian natives tear down telegraph wire to make rings. Newfoundland bought by Britain for $60.
An Associated Press report from Washington states that on Saturday morning former Weekes of Massachusetts will be relieved from duties as President Harding reorganizes a secretariat. Early morning accounts indicate changes among top officials and shifts within the administration.
Fragmented OCR text discusses women in modern business, mentions Columbia Graphophone, locations in Bridgeport and Gotham, and notes about women’s accomplishments amid partial phrases and garbled names.
Church announces special Lenten services at St Marks Lutheran this evening at Welock The text appears garbled but indicates an invitation to attend the religious observance and notes a focus on Lent within the congregation
Officer John Quigley was injured during a speedway instruction run when the motorcycle collided with an obstacle. He was taken to the emergency hospital with deep calf wounds and facial injuries. Officer Nicholas Golubin was shaken but unhurt, though he suffered nothing more serious.
Disjointed report describes a troubled acquaintance turning costly for a resident named Eprom. A court cory issued an iron of Hilton against an individual to Mr and Mrs Joseph, tied to a case involving Walkerville Avenue. Fe items and unclear names appear in the damaged text.
County commissioners led by Chairman Cooney secured a second writ against Assessor Kelly over moving County Surveyor Laughlin's office to quarters once used by the assessor. Judge Carroll had earlier thrown out a similar filing as improperly drawn, with proceedings delayed by courtroom and bench issues. The case affects Sheriff Duggan versus the Board and may go to the supreme court if court action continues.
A scrambled AP summary notes that Senator Fall may not assume a portfolio. The fragment references Senator Thompson and others denying a basic basis for the stated claim, with unclear details about the port or office involved.
A historic ad claims a cheap at home cough remedy using Pinex with syrup or honey. It promises rapid relief from severe coughs and colds and offers a money back guarantee. The Pines Co of Fort Wayne Indiana markets the product.
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