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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1908
Page
7
An odd fragment from the Ant Kansas City Journal notes a voice opera line about a daughter of an island Ajis and a hero in an American setting. Manager quips about overthinking, while exchanges reference a Catholic Stanford, Vines, and domestic service with Mrs Jenks and Mrs Medley reacting to a servant.
Ex-Senator Chandler of Naw Jump alive after years in public life. He has led a long campaign covering nine years of national events. A wartime correspondent notes his public service and a controversial benefit linked to humanitarian aims.
Market notes show wheat futures sliding on rainfall in Kenge and Wehrasia with May opening around the Tower at Othe. Oats dipped early but recovered with June and July contracts slipping while corn mixed amid volatile trading. overall May highs and late gains indicated a firmer close.
Chart shows steer and heifer prices at modest gains. Receipts noted with feeder and cow trade mixed, hogs firm. Sheep and lambs steady to higher with solid demand from western buyers.
A garbled New York financial notice reports increases in cash and reserve figures, including a total cash balance of 119,748 with a 4517.10% rise, legal tenders at 69,609,000 and specie at 9,032,100, plus reserve levels around 1,315,000 with various increases. The data appears as an official summary of monetary items and government holdings with several unclear quantities.
Trading desks show mixed activity with bankers' bills quoted around 487.95 for demand and 494.50 for all maturities. Anil and Gopal are cited in context of Prime meds and money exchange dynamics as markets adjust prices for short term liquidity.
Peter Lurker, a Lake Superior region figure, disclosed rich ore workings along the Oregon Short Line near Buxton station. Erick Reben originally located claims 78 years ago, with Luckner now claiming 100 acres across several leads. Veins run three to four feet wide with copper, gold, and silver values. Luckner rejects a $20,000 offer and hints at a new summit-mountain discovery west of Baxter.
Vancouver woman Mrs F C Clemenson faces a bid by her physician husband for an annulment of their marriage. He alleges she has another husband William Granger of Reading, Pennsylvania, and that she kept a prior marriage secret. Granger denies ever marrying her and says he has a living wife. The case unfolds as he travels from Chicago to challenge the claims.
The Elkhorn mine near Wickes owned by John A and Jah Tongmale was unwatered this week after 12 months work. The 2300 foot deep shaft was fed to within 260 feet of the surface with 34 miles of workings. Costing 80000 to unwater, the mine produced about 1,000,000 over years, was declared worked out by English owners and sold to the Longmaids. Over 10 miners are employed and 1600 tons of ore monthly go to the smelter. With new unwatered ore large bodies are uncovered and mining will be increased.
Early morning blaze at the Troy Conference Academy five story dormitory forces boys and girls to flee. All escaped. one injured after jumping a hayway. Damage estimated at eighty thousand dollars. The fire is reported to be connected with the Methodist Episcopal church.
Special correspondence reports Keystone tunnel work by Shafter Mining Co toward 690 feet with 100 feet gained this year. Elsda and Grant mines see high grade ore. Mattson brothers profile high-grade ore at Huart Golo. Bonding activity includes Christopher Stocker bonding Rochester claims and a power plant expansion nearby. Washington balances list available cash and bullion totals.
Hamilton notes report the Hamilton Business Men's club backing a canning factory, with Walgemuth and Romney appointed to scout opportunities in Chicago and Salt Lake City. Also updates on the Ward ditch progress, real estate transfers, and local visits by officials and residents amid a busy period of activity.
A Rough OCR fragment touts carpet cleaning in Butte Montana. It mentions cleaning, scouring, rug repair and a claim of five years of experience. References are made to vendors and a store on 8 South Main Street but text is garbled and inconsistent.
Deer Lodge residents are noted visiting relatives and travelers from Helena Butte and Missoula share news of visits and civic tidbits. Local merchants and school staff are mentioned along with church and county officials and a playful Philadelphia Press anecdote about a customer and a towel.
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