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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1909
Page
6
A chaotic market report notes dull trading in copper stocks with prices down. Analysts point to undergirding strength sparking some optimism while many producers and traders navigate declines and upcoming shifts in supply and demand.
A dense report on Heinze and linked firms outlines New York court actions and power plays around the Ohio Copper property. It discusses Cole-Ryvan syndicate claims, Meeneze stock, and the potential impact of legal cases on Copper interests, with remarks by Thomas Wher and others.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings notes July figures showing rising land sales. Crow reservation lands attract new settlers. north county farming areas receive most allocations. Enright warns public lands will vanish quickly as buyers from the Dakotas Nebraska and Wyoming seek nonirrigated regions while irrigation minded migrants target arable lands. July revenue totals include Feen and commissions 2741.26, public funds 18.85, Crow lands 13141.77, water rights 1770.41, unearned fees and other funds 21962.75, total 38905.93.
The report outlines efforts by Heinze allies to influence the government to avoid a long court battle over indictments tied to the national banking act. It notes potential penalties in the tens of millions and suggests figures could hinge on criminal intent. Wickersham’s reaction and possible action in Washington are referenced, with Wise planning to consult on the cases.
In a brief note, Rosebud Lee responds to a fatherly gift, praising a Yankee Doodle car and calling the item a work of art. The Standard offers handsomely illustrated cards featuring the verse free for readers who request them.
Lewistown reports the death of M. Corderio a well known local youth and son of a pioneer stage man who expired on the operating table at the hospital yesterday following an appendicitis operation. The operation was believed successful until the heart action ceased.
Proposals from contractors for erecting a brick and concrete garage are due at 4 p m on August 18 1909. They must include a verified $250 check payable to the Daly Bank and Trust Company. Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of Link and Slake.
The Silver Bow Ministerial association met yesterday to urge reforms in Flutte. A reform committee plans a winter programme uniting Catholic and Protestant religious groups with civic societies to suppress all lawlessness including prize fighting gambling liquor sales and other social evils.
A Standard letter to the editor argues that nuisance barking harms sleep and health. The writer blames dog owners, not dogs, and urges officers to curb noisy pets to protect public peace and comfort. The note cites enforcement and accountability, urging action against inconsiderate owners.
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