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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
8
Men s $15.00 new fall suits offered at 9 40 with other bargains teased in a domestic department sale. Turkish towels large red striped, Daisy flannel pieces, soft muslin sheets and Challenger muslin items showcased. Odd lengths and wide silkolines and crepes in varied colors on the third floor.
A sale of fall shoes is promoted to clear stock for space, listing numerous shoe lines with prices from 2 to 6 dollars. Mentions men women and children's footwear, including kid shoes and school wear, with notes on broken lines being refilled and large quantities in stock.
A fragment describes two lots of men's clothing offered at a quick sale. The seller notes the suits were normally priced around a dollar value and were marketed at about 9.40 dollars to clear stock, aiming for stylish yet affordable attire.
Dramatic clearance of men's furnishings features gloves neckwear and an array of handkerchiefs. Includes white cambric linen hemstitched and Irish linen pieces, plain white and colored bandanna styles, and initial monogram options. Also promotes heavy sock varieties wool cashmere and cotton blends in multiple sizes with dramatic price points and a large stock ready for immediate sale.
The Montana West federation meeting elected officers for one year and named a board including John Lowney, Mo Youpking, Thomnag RI, George Wieglenda, and Williun Dempster. A committee will push legislation beneficial to workers and report on progress. sympathy was offered to George Pettibone amid his prison case.
The article notes the death of Frank Bly, 40, of Butte, from pneumonia at Butte General Hospital last night. He was a carpenter foreman for the Britlah Titte company. His wife sues, and his mother and brother in Colorado are named. No arrangement has been made for the funeral.
A violent night in North Main street ends with Frank Huckly in custody after a confrontation at a saloon. Henry Brown faces disturbance charges as a second participant is restrained. A gun is alleged, with the weapon described as a forty four caliber. The scene includes an officer leduce and kd O'Donnell. The incident leads to fatal or tragic news about Mrs Elon ierclaon, wife of Willen GQ Harrivon, whose funeral is planned in Kort.
Retail list of sewing notions and fabrics with prices for needles thread pins silk wool and trims. Includes triplicate mirrors cushions lisle cloths and magnetic pins with various colors and finishes.
A fragmented 1920s style item highlights new tailored skirts in various fabrics. Mentions plaited styles, new season offerings, and prices around $1.50 to $7.95 with references to fashion fabrics and vendor names.
Toilet goods advertised with multiple items including high grade hair brushes shaving soaps and brushes. The offer highlights English sponges and whisk brooms with stated prices and features suitable for rough skin and chapped hands.
Serviceable boys' suits shown in double breasted styles with dark materials and new patterns. Includes straight knee pants and casual options at 81.9 each, a bargain at the price. Act quickly to select from multiple styles and sizes.
A collision near Helena involving a regular passenger train caused injuries and a derailment as cars toppled and passengers were jolted. Ten miles from Helena a runaway car rushed downhill, striking the train and breaking windows while passengers were tossed to the floor.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names Sains M Bradford Wilcrested and F.C. Vrinee from New York, a hunting trip planned for two weeks, and a departure toward Red Ravk dike. Details are garbled with injuries and locations unclear.
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Snowstorms over the past days heavily damaged crops in Carror county. Ranchers fear drought and loss as wet weather hindered harvest prospects and storage, with growers scrambling to salvage produce before the season ends.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places with unclear meaning and several likely errors. The readable content references Montani, Wyant Lytams, and Korea in a garbled context, suggesting a lost or corrupted report about a sports or civic item without coherent facts to summarize into a proper event.
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