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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1901

Page

12

Montana Fruit Industry Aims for Big Growth

Montana's fruit belt grows rapidly with 1,150,000 trees led by apples in Bitter Root valley. Butte handles about 80 percent of state fruit, with inspector watch to keep fruit pest free and wormy fruit out of markets. Officials predict orchards may yield half a million boxes in five years and one million dollars in a decade as export interest rises.

Montana Bitter Root Stevensville State Board of Herticulture Spector C. H. Edwards Board of Horticulture Butte Edwards Standard Consignee Ravalli Missoula Flathead Yellowstone

Montana oil fields eyed for big future declines potential

D J Hennessy P J Brophy and John O Rourke tour the Flathead county oil fields linked to Butte and Helena interests. Five companies operate along a 40 to 50 mile field with no wells yet drilled, the Butte Oil Company leading development and predicting annual revenues of 25.9 to 30 million dollars if their extent proves correct.

D. J. Hennessy P. J. Brophy John O'Rourke Flathead County Butte A. J. Davis Eugene Carroll Frank Klepetko Hank Martlett Thompson Investment Company Lee Mantle J. L. Bender Whitney T. W. Francis California Mr. Francis Flathead River Rockies Butte Oil Company Helena J. H. Calderhead Montana

Tintype by Coin Operated Photo Slot Machine

A Chicago man and photographer unveils a coin operated tintype machine that takes a portrait when money is inserted and a smile is directed at a front opening. The process develops the plate, frames it, and returns a mounted slide to the patron.

Chicago

Tintype Process Quick and Fee Revealed at Booth

The vendor notes the tintype service completes in about twenty seconds once you smile, the finished photo is ready framed and costs ten cents. It warns the machine is not for beginners or for those pushing buttons.

Poet Laureate Lags in Popular Favor Yet Still Active

The piece notes Alfred Austin’s reappointment as poet laureate and his republished verses about Queen Victoria, while judging his poetry as popular appeal weak. It also surveys Edward Hughes’s new portrait of Queen Alexandra, London society entertainments by Americans, and fashion notes for Cowes week.

London Alfred Austin Victoria the Wise Safire England Edward Hughes Queen Alexandra M. Benjamin Constant Royal Academy So and-So West Rod Kubelik Mme Melba Paderewski Carlton House Terrace America Bradley Martin Chesterfield Gardens Mme. Melba Duke of Marlborough Redfern Cowes Ferdinand Bulgaria Alexander Burgas Russia Nicholas

Whitney’s lavish taste makes his mansion unrivaled

Ex Secretary of the Navy William Whitney is described as the only American millionaire who truly savors spending. A close acquaintance notes his pleasure in nearly every costly form of recreation and his hands on approach to furnishing his New York house.

William ©. Whitney Whitney New York Astors Vanderbilts America

Peruna Touted By San Francisco Official In Health Ad

The secretary of San Francisco’s Board of Education declares Peruna an ideal tonic after neu rasthenia left him worn, noting it rebuilt his system. A Los Angeles man describes grave catarrh symptoms eased by Peruna, urging others to persevere with the remedy and to write to Dr. Hartman for further advice.

J. A. Simpson Board of Education of San Francisco Cal Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

First National Bank of Butte Officials Named

Ardgew J. Davis serves as president with James A. Talbott as vice president KE. B. Wetrick as cashier and George Stevenson as assistant cashier at The First National Bank of Butte.

The First National Bank OF BUTTE Ardgew J. Davis James A. Talbott KE. B. Wetrick George Stevenson

State Savings Bank of Butte Directors and Capital

State Savings Bank Corner Main and Park Butte lists officers Jono A Creighton president G W Stapleton vice president 74 Hodrens cashier paid in capital 100000 surplus and undivided profits 190000 under state supervision and jurisdiction interest paid on deposits Selle exchange available in all principal cities of the United States and Europe collections attended promptly transacts a general banking business directors John A Creighton Omaha G W Stapleton A H Barrett E D Leavitt V Kemper M Hodgens J O Hodgens

Silver Bow National Bank Butte, Mont Capi Va United States Europa Jono A. Creighton G. W. Stapleton Hodrens Europe John A Creighton Omaha

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