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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
15
War press reports raise prices on most items while free lunch offerings remain unchanged as costs shift, with premiums noted for basic goods and services. Local observers describe broad inflationary pressure affecting households and vendors alike.
You Saw It in the Standard. Penalty line indicates a help wanted note for employment offices with contact hint at 148 West Grant and a phone number 1083. The terse notice urges readers to seek job listings or employment services through the Standard publication.
An old botanical note explains how flower colors vary with sap acidity. Purple flowers turn blue when alkaline and pink or red when acidic, with many blue flowers arising from pink buds as they open. Pink, blue, and red transitions are illustrated with examples like Mertensia Virginica and rose cultivars.
Employment ad from Butte area listing requirements for a manager in a tea and coffee house, including age range 28 to 88, salary 0, and address AIM South Arizona street. Also multiple want ads for messenger boys, tailors, chemists, assayers, and various rental listings and employment notices in Helena Butte Anaconda.
Classified notices show multiple sale offers and agent wedges. Advertisements invite agents in Salem and Portl ore to sell TV work and household goods with liberal commissions. Listings include vacant lots near Butte and Wisdom Montana, repair works, and a buyback offer after purchase.
A terse item notes a local incident reported in the Mandard column. No further details are legible beyond the brief notation.
Classified notices advertise 120 acres of wheat land near Musketite county with $8000 price, 218 Phoenix Building Butte offers farm land with water rights, 600,000 acres related reservation post payment Spokane listings, several eight to twelve room houses in Butte and Anaconda with prices from $150 to $750, and multiple lots for sale including 1800 Avenue Butte.
Classified style list from Anaconda Butte and nearby towns shows furniture for sale including dining chairs and buffets at Main Anaconda and 61a Main Butte alongside horse listings in Dillon and Whitehall. Also mentions sewing machine repair services and various farm and ranch offerings with contact details and locations.
Classified fragments show sale notices for hens and chick items in Butte, with an address in Oregon Butte area. A separate entry references manicure services and facial cream brands at a local parlor, indicating promotional beauty product listings in the same Butte region.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a newspaper item titled Paper Cleavers with phrases Say Saw Saw ty im spendard in the Standard ANERS. Hutte Say You Saw NATIONAL Pa E. Content suggests a garbled page fragment referencing individuals or headlines without clear context or complete names.
Wanted to rent furnished or housekeeping rooms in Anaconda area. Includes adults only. Address H care Street Anaconda. Phone 145 Black Anaconda. Contact Lk Johnson.
A garbled but active classified page lists multiple sale offers and loan ads from Butte Montana and nearby towns. It includes for sale items such as furniture and antique housewares, a model 17 Chalmers car, a seven passenger Toledo, and a two-tone used Ford. Also advertised are real estate loans, farm loans, and mortgage services from local lenders with contact details and office locations.
A crowded classifieds page lists items for sale and services from Butte and Anaconda merchants including furniture, pianos, pool tables, plants, registers, stoves, carpentry, repair work, and furnishing. Names like Williams Co, Doriz Soda Fountain, Miller's, and J M Lowrie appear alongside locales Such as Butte Anaconda and Logan with offerings ranging from plants and furniture to metalwork and parcel post delivery messages.
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