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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1907
Page
6
A fragmentary ad notes Florence union suits and wool garments with finishing details like cr lave and ophite reference. Mentions regular price and a sale value around 60 cents for underskirts and durable materials, tape drawstring, and a $1.50 item context.
Frayed price slips show discounted kitchen linens and linens in stock. Meshing text lists items like hemstitched cases 15 cents and white sheets 75 cents, alongside Turkey red table linens and damask fabrics with bold sales language and varied spellings. The ad presents a jumble of product phrases and prices from a bygone retailer.
The Missoula grand jury report presented to Judge Webster after a three day inquiry found the panel unable to indict, noting no clear evidence supporting charges. Foreman Gilbert, presiding, stated the inquiry showed allegations insufficient for prosecution and praised lawmen for their work, while keeping details limited.
Suspicious activity near ration depots led to arrests linked to a group identified as Mike L. and associates. Charges include theft and conspiracy with formal court actions, defenses citing multiple delays. Authorities report ongoing investigations and warned of forthcoming secured measures to prevent further incidents.
In Missoula the council met in regular session and passed a new automobile license ordinance. Each vehicle must be registered with the city clerk, bearing a number for a fee of one dollar per letter. Speed limits and penalties were set, with fines from five to eight dollars or imprisonment for violations. The meeting also discussed raising city salaries but deferred action due to budget concerns.
A fragmentary commentary on social indifference and political behavior. The text references Washington Star notes and a public figure's stance, mentioning awaiting opinions on a preferred course and the impact of prolonged campaigns and routine politics. The writing shows observational critique of youth, public opinion, and leadership expectations.
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