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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
23
Mining broker and information bureau touts a quarter century of experience in Butte Montana. The notice highlights simple questions answered and lists pricing options from $1 to $100 according to time and labor.
20 West Broadway Butte offers 10 000 Oro Plata shares in 500 share blocks to Anaconda residents. Ground floor price. The company owns five adjacent Copper Chief claims. Order forms promise mailed certificates for 25 cents and 500 16 500 shares taken in one day. Other stocks offered at low prices.
In a volatile mining market, copper stocks show pressure while some firms post small gains. Anaconda and related miners trade near 2.00, with several names reporting fractional advances or declines. Market chatter notes exploration firms, regional activity, and small share movements as buyers weigh near-term prospects.
A Butte man cites a letter from Woot. Dierks alleging a Nevada mining scheme involving Montgomery mountain area. He says Charles Schwab and Malcolm Macdonald are named backers with Rohwab and Tramps entities linked to Be Tana mountain. Details are uncertain.
A garbled diary style passage mentions dates and names such as Mike, Dierks, and Morrie with travel notes and discussions of payments. It references a MET schedule and a sequence of events including a strike, wine mentions, and a long, uncertain narrative about places and people.
An electric hoist project on Union Street encounters delays as engineers confront operational safety checks and equipment issues during initial testing and inspection. The team plans further testing after adjustments to ensure proper voltage, control, and load handling before full operation resumes.
The Butte and Bacorn Copper company advances a copper testing and shaft development project at their site. Workers report progress on the hoist frame and preparations for future operations at the Lexington work area, with ongoing arrangements for mineral extraction and site development.
Fragmented OCR hints a stockholders matter tied to a state process with references to a ceremony, sale, and richest bidder. Names and places are garbled, but imply a public sale or financial dispute and a move involving Glenda and a wife named. No clear date or outcome is readable.
E A Spriggs comes back from Europe after a long voyage amid industry and personal reckonings. News notes his plans to remain in New York and the potential for renewed business ties, with attention to forthcoming travels and safety during a disrupted period.
New York April report quotes Hildebrand denying a widely circulated marriage tale. He says the claim is untrue and cites no idea how the alleged scheme began. The article notes suspicions surrounding his relationship and mentions travel to Washington and New York.
Ann Arbor athletes push training at the University of Michigan as they prepare for an outdoor track meet in Philadelphia. Candidates for the premiate relay include Rowe, Ramey Gill, and other nominees. tryouts led by Bitzpatrick occur about a week before departure.
A garbled report notes a second trial in Tewistown for Vander Koch. The district court judge presumed a jury found Tin guilty of murder in the second trial, with a sentence of about two years, and mentions appeals to the supreme court. April 21 references jockey Redfern and local racing talk, plus school board elections and other local items.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Musselshell transfers and real estate activity across a city area. It references a large block in the afternoon and names like Tawle Letfelat and Tomd with unclear roles. The legible items indicate a land sale or transfer event affecting a local populace and properties.
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