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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
5
The article details persistent mining activity at the Never Sweat operation with continuous drilling and ore shipments. It notes ore production at multiple mines, water management challenges, and heavy copper ore output feeding the smelter while reporting on workers, equipment, and business logistics amid complex underground conditions.
A long, dense excerpt describes an extensive copper and silver mining network linking mines around Butte and nearby districts. It details deep shafts and connections among pits and company workings, referencing locations such as Walkerville and various named mines, with mentions of the Pittsburg company and notable shafts and routes. The text lists many mine names and conveys the scale of underground access and cross-linkages.
The district issue concerns Bitlon tame reweave and A J Nages refined fray. Reports from Raaganer indicate the owner faces a grand grade loss and potential windfall for the principal stockholders if the sale proceeds as planned. Local officials and engineers weigh feasibility and timing amid uncertainties.
Report covers Brunningens and Magger brothers dispute over destinies and control of ore properties near Motysville. Valued at $185,000, the mine includes Belmore works and tailings operations with 41 workers and 28 in mine sites. Production advances and future prospects cited amid high regional activity.
Fragmentary text describes mining and railroad activity with mentions of towns, routes, and financial aspects. It references operations over years, ore flow, and associated figures, but many words are garbled, yielding few identifiable names or definite events.
In the Selkirk area the West News reports a rich ore vein near Cedar Greek with claims by the Sehrtink group. Owners led by Shiry Manditen plan to extract ore by shaft and ship the best values, with an estimated 10 feet vein depth and a 90 foot adit. Mining men, including Lon Cleve and Thiry Hanne, oversee trials as ore samples show promising silver content and a potential significant yield.
An old newspaper ad listing SEMINGTON TYPEWRITER at 47 Broadway Butte offering sales rentals and exchanges, plus a complete line of parts, ribbons and paper, followed by STRAM CARPET CLEANING, and a phone contact for FiAP WAGo Cena with 215 color options and MIDWIFF reference.
A fragmented column note suggests a speaker claiming mind reading could reveal a prospective client’s needs. It advises approach through a well placed money making ad and aligns success with understanding the standard expectations of business partners.
A fragmented note describes a scene at a corner on Park Avenue where a poet, identified as Ven, is seen amid a lively gathering. Details are unclear but imply a public literary moment with local street activity and bystanders.
Fragmented ads show job wants and offerings across multiple trades and services. Mentions include male workers, two girls for a position, household goods sales, laundry and tailoring, weaving and rug making, car and carpentry services, and rental notices. Contains scattered contact names and locations, with no cohesive single event.
Fragmentary text lists CLAIMVOE TANTS and MM Schmidt with vague references to a vesting, a whale eating, and daily writings. Contains corrupted names and an address 3 20 W. Vark st, Hire, offering little coherent event or action.
A notice from Patakoe and Roe Trox explains a debt and business matters. James Roe is named as successor in charge of accounts and the livery concern at Gran. The notice directs all remaining balances to be settled at the office of Foo Bros via teams and slewtung.
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