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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
7
The advertisement notes a revival of severely tailored two piece street costumes due to growing interest in the tailored mode. It highlights a youthful tailleur sketch with a pinched jacket, self-colored stitching, and a slender line. Also mentioned is a brick dust rep cord tailleur with a single-breasted jacket and rolled revers.
Personnel notice in the district court references a probate matter for Clark deceased and the hearing for the application of Mary for letters testamentary. Details include private maternity and contact hints with a phone fragment. The readable text indicates legal proceedings for estate administration in the state district court.
A jumble of small ads from a Butte paper lists help wanted miscellaneous furnished rooms housekeeping, rentals, real estate for sale, and used goods. Entries mention cleaning help, shoe maker, lodgings, furnished flats, garages, real estate ranches, and used cars with minimal details and scattered names and addresses. The overall page reads as a busy community classified section with varied offerings and notices.
Two performances at the Broadway wrap this week’s vaudeville bill featuring De Marcos Harpland a colorful musical number with five beauties The Little Theater presents He Who Gets Slapped in a brisk 12 minute sketch Beverly Morley and Anger Brosius and Brown bring Brainness Wonders thrilling comedy Ray and Eva La Rue provide chatter and laughs Joe Melvin delivers juggling humor The week’s feature film is Cheap Kisses starring Lilian Rich and Cullen Landis
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a humorous feature about Loyd's bid for a major event and a mother in law stereotype. It mentions possession of a home, and notes about shipbuilding in Denmark as a weave. The readable portions are incoherent and require context from the full article.
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