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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
5
The notice lists pricing for time and labor guidance with 25c items and larger rates of 1 dollar, 5 dollars, or up to 100 dollars as part of a catalog from J. Chauvin and associates. It reflects a historical advertising detail on charges for inquiry services and related information.
Ore Plata announces 10 000 shares in bricks of 500 at five cents to Anaconda residents at floor price. The company owns five adjacent copper claims to the Copper Chief. Send P Q order for $25 to receive a 500 share certificate by mail. one percent sold in one day. Other stocks offered at low rates.
A steam operation on a single location caused the sinking of a shaft at Julian. Reports describe the crew, the drilling scope, and ongoing safety measures as authorities monitor the deepening work and potential impacts on surrounding areas. Six men were laid and machinery remains in use as repairs proceed near the site.
The text references Copper ar liga comnty and Patsy Chade, noting a county seat project with Patsy Chade and others involved. It mentions a manager and a figure named Patrick Chirk, discussing development work and potential influence on local growth. The garbled OCR preserves several named entities and places, indicating a contentious planning effort.
The Graeter dredge boat is undergoing repair work. The report notes delays and ongoing maintenance, with repairs expected to extend for a period of time.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a person named Kirkpatrick pursuing mining business ventures in eastern locations. Mentions of Montah, Willian, Capper, and others suggest a scattered, era-era notice about partnerships or property dealings. Data appears partially garbled with references to agents and cities like New York and Boston.
The copper market opens strong in New York and Boston but closes with clear weakness. Reports from Boston indicate limited selling, with higher bids scarce. Copper shares show pressure as traders weigh Iran tensions and global demand. Prices fluctuate, with notable activity around United Copper and related futures.
A garbled report details a local event with scattered names and places. Key figures appear briefly, including a leader figure and a team or group named Dickies, with mentions of May and S.A. Rain. The text hints at a public or community competition and possible domestic attention to a plan or clue related to property.
Fragmentary OCR describes installing a hoist on the Bullwhacker claim with technical language about engines, depths, and a connecting project. It mentions a site in Pittsburgh and Matton with references to gear, cables, and a proposed timeline of days, plus a focus on a shaft or pit and the share.
The text presents a garbled excerpt with incomplete phrases and broken names. It appears to reference numbers and possible names but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, making a precise summary impossible from readable portions.
Reports describe a strong copper odor from wreckage as crews assess a sinking vessel near Hin Sid Towl. Milers and search teams converge, with evidence suggesting copper dew from shattered piping and debris indicating a maritime disaster.
Local market briefs report cattle and farming prices across multiple markets. Mentions Kansas City, San St Twuis, and Bozeman with figures for steers, feeders, ewes, and wool values, plus references to specific dealers and trades.
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