Rooming House for Sale in Montana Hotel District
28 room rooming house in Butte area listed with furniture and rugs, hot and cold water in all rooms, steam heat, gas and electricity options, near cafes and banks. Net income over 200 dollars monthly. price and particulars available from Clas McKenzie Wilbour Building Butte Montana Anaconda Montana. Also extensive classified items in livestock poultry and miscellaneous from Montana sellers.
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Hariness
Montana
Clas
McKenzie
Wilbour
Butte
Melhampton Shop Tryst Leads to Suspected Swindle
In Melhampton a London tobacconist, Harry Foulds, arrives after a failed stock deal with Leonard Clift and the Boulger scam. Locals describe Foulds as cockney and flashy while the distressed couple face ruin from a half price lease sale and a grant of deception amid town gossip and wary townsfolk.
London stock swindle leads to Melhampton flirtations
A London man snags a counterfeit stock deal and pockets two hundred pounds as the deal collapses. In Melhampton Harry Foulds befriends a young partner, Mrs Clift, and embarks on a risky flirtation that unsettles the town council as locals discuss the newcomer's prospects and possible trouble ahead.
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Sammy
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Lenny
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Young buyers cry foul over fake stock in Melhampton shop
A Cockney buyer and a companion discover the business they purchased is a sham. They claim the stock, valued at 138 pounds, amounts to dummies and empty boxes. They accuse Sammy Boulger of betrayal, while the young woman answers that the doctor advised Lonny, her husband.
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Mr. Scroggins
Mr. Baker
Harry
Granfer Crocombe
Sammy
Mr. Clift
Allus
New Zealand
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Mr. Scrogging
Devon
Tom Baker
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Granter
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Sammy Boulger
Lonny
Fashioning of a Modern Woman Sparks Moral Debate
In a serialized piece from 1926, women denounce a young woman for modern dress and cosmetics. Critics condemn her skirts, silk stockings, and daring clothes as immodest, while the piece hints at further developments in next week’s issue.
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E. P. Oppenheim
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