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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
7
A local advertisement touts Symons flannel with low prices and a wide range of patterns. It highlights checks and stripes in blue, gray, cream, and white, suitable for house wrappers and decorative uses. The notice emphasizes availability today and mentions velour flannel in yard quantities.
An old classified style advertisement lists assorted home textiles with prices for napkins at 95 cents per dozen and pillow cases at 20 cents each. It promotes durable Merterized fabrics, asserting quality and regular prices with special sale figures.
All wool serge in blues browns and olive shades offered in 8 inch storm weight at 490 yard pricing. Available sizes and stock details not provided in the readable text.
The ad lists golf gloves in assorted color combinations selling for 1 cent each. Regular price was 25 cents. Availability noted in a catalog-style promotion from the store.
Union Suits priced at 1.65 and 1.00 for children and adults, with wool mixed and cotton blends in gray white and cream. Vests and pants in white cream and pale tones, women's Munsingwear items in stock, including Manning suits and union suits at 2.75, highlighting varied sizes and materials.
In a dated retail notice, bedding items are advertised with prices for comforters, pillows, and blankets. Freely tufted cotton quilts and coverlets, silk lace trims, and large bed coverings appear with special pricing around $1.45 to $1.95, while pillows and blankets list discounted figures. The ad highlights heavy grade comforts, silk materials, and carge size quilts with emphasis on value and stock quality.
A sale of galvanoized wash tubs, saucepans, and dishware highlights the page. Items include heavy galvanized tubs at 69 each, Gray Granite saucepans 15¢, decorated dinnerware sets 39 vents, Lookout Water Glasses 10¢, Lookout alarm clocks 98¢, galvanized coal h eads 39¢, Willow clothes baskets 98¢, sugar and creamer sets $1.00, and Tie House Brooms 35¢. Quantities limited, quantities and prices vary by item.
Testimony from Savorecky and other figures details gifts to Governor Sulzer and disputed signatures, while Pinckney and Wolf dispute authorship of oath. The defense presents Beardsley and Lelasien accounts. prosecutors press whether funds were used to influence impeachment proceedings amid upstate and New York political factions.
Two boys stole geese from a junk dealer named Mike Gorman at 220 Mant Platinum Street and fled after a negro policeman on duty spotted them. One was chased and grabbed, the other escaped in a van, while a pursuer found a coin left behind.
The piece lists social visits and movements among residents of Butte and nearby areas. It notes Mrs. W H Tork’s residence, Mrs. UE Owen of Portland visiting relatives, L E Greene’s prosperous ranching in Shiell's River valley, and Mrs. William Trench of Kellerton visiting Butte. Others include Mrs Schoch’s sisterly visit and preparations to travel to Nebraska and Town. Also mentioned are a birth at West Granite Street and a funeral service for William Pardy after an accident at Montana Iron Works, with intercity travel to Quincy MN.
Henry Delph, a street entertainment artist, and his bride with infant appeal to city authorities for permission to perform in public after traveling from Seattle to Dillon. Money ran out when a county fair engagement was canceled, leaving the family destitute and seeking a legal outlet to support themselves.
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