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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1923
Page
10
A newspaper blurb counters a catchy caption about push cart bargains by stating the store never runs such sales. It emphasizes cash-only purchases, large-quantity buying across 475 stores, fixed selling prices, and modest profit margins to offer fair year round prices.
An assortment of wool dresses for girls aged seven to fourteen is on show. Featuring serge and novelty wool in navy tan cape n rose and brown the new styles offer good workmanship and striking colors at prices up to 14 dollars 75 cents.
Advertises girls silk dresses in sizes seven to fourteen with youthful styling. Describes pleated frills soft shirring tucks and colorful embroidery as attractive features. Emphasizes dressy style parallel to women’s fashions for young wearers.
Central Labor council finalizes plans for Anaconda Labor Day picnic with dancing at Washoe park, prize dances, and a full day of athletic events. Athletes from Anodes and A C M compete while merchants donate prizes and special train services are offered for visitors.
In Deer Lodge Aug 31 Mrs Thorton Lee Brown field director of the national Democratic committee will be in town to meet Democratic women of Powell County at the courthouse. She will discuss affiliated organizations for Democratic art in various states. A large gathering is invited, with several local residents listed as attendees and guests. The day includes church news and local social updates as residents visit nearby cities and return home.
Aug. 31 Dillon reports many residents head to Elkhorn Springs for Labor Day. Cottages and the hotel are well booked as locals join visitors at the mountain resort. Trout streams nearby promise good fishing, with reports of active spots from Graling to Bloody Dick and Red Rock. Local mining figure WY Stallings, and residents like R Vogel and Lila Peterson attend city events amid numerous real estate and sale pitches in the area.
The Rathbone family begins a Washington journey with Rhett driving to the city and returning to Ann Arbor while others proceed to Chicago and New York for study and post graduate work at Columbia. Tom Olmstead will enter the University of Michigan this fall. Gene Finch travels with the party toward New York.
Miss Hazel Goodwin resigns from her post as director of music in Anaconda public schools after several years. She has accepted a new position as musical instructor in the schools of Buhl, Idaho, at the upcoming term start.
The B A & P railway announces a sound trip rate of 1 between Butte and Anaconda on sale September 1 Sand 3 with return validity until September 4. Special trains depart Butte September 2 at 1 45 pm and 12 45 am from Anaconda. Last trains from Gregson to Butte at midnight and to Anaconda at 1 20 am.
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