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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
13
Polly and her elfin guide Go comeback explore the Wonder Grove in a forest full of camphor trees of Japan. They meet a Jap girl helper with a baby, learn how camphor is harvested, and Polly happily returns home for supper after a day of curious discovery.
An item notes a man named Thompson who bought a coat for $15 and then later says he had worn it for about two years. The piece discusses the idea of the old clothes movement and a broader call for Americans to buy only what they need rather than what they want. It includes scattered employment ads and notices from ButteMontana seeking workers and housing, as well as various small business service offerings.
A local ad promotes home purchases by urging buyers to invest in property rather than rent. It claims simple terms and a broad selection, promising happiness for families who choose home ownership.
Butte advertising page shows homes for sale and rent, land plots, ranches, stock and equipment, used furniture and appliances, typewriters, hardware goods, and various listings. Includes 19 West Granite Street, 1222 Gale, 1285 4th, and Broadway addresses, with prices and contact notes. Butte Montana classifieds reflect early 20th century mixed listings across real estate, farm assets, and consumer goods.
Milwaukee society discusses and disputes the divorce case of Mrs Allis a prominent figure linked to the Allis Chalmers family wealth inheritance and alleged cruelty. The article notes settlements, bankruptcy hearings, and the couple's separate living arrangements from 1918 to 1920.
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