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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
11
The Third district court orders all persons interested in the deceased to appear before the court on a Friday in April 1836 at the district court room in the Anaconda courthouse to show cause why a certain petition cannot be granted. The notice is published weekly for four weeks in the local newspaper. Judge B. Winston signs.
Classifieds list missing pocketbook with $20 at Symons, a white wire fox terrier on East Park Street, a gold wristwatch, and a horse-harness theft recovery reward. Also job ads, furnished rooms, apartment leases, and used car listings across Butte and Anaconda with contact numbers and addresses.
A garbled OCR item notes music teachers at Wristensen School and a syncopation study causing a local fuss. Details are unclear but the fragment points to a community discussion about music education and performance practice in Warrenes area amid uncertain timetable.
For sale ads list junk and used cars from Montana Auto and Garage Co and other sellers in Butte. Ford coupes and trucks priced from 75 to 350 dollars, Chevrolets, Buicks, and Fords with various body styles. Numerous furniture items, pipes, valves, typewriters, and other merchandise offered for sale or delivery within 100 miles.
Shrouded ad text highlights Rock Springs lump coal sold by Northwest Coal Co at 10 dollars per ton. Mentions Magnecoil treatment and general home repair services. Odd garbled phrases reference barbers, plumbers, and timers with scattered names and phone numbers.
A reader recalls an architectural exhibition in New York where a young girl, guided by an aunt, questions why certain pieces delight while others horrify. A gate’s honest iron form wins. electric fixtures with lace-like trim are critiqued as fussy. The piece argues sincerity and simplicity define art and beauty, from gates to plasterwork. Paris shoe styles noted with brown, beige, and black accents.
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