Extension Granted as Ohio Copper Stockpayers Pay Up
An Aug 28 deadline extension is given for Ohio Copper Company stockholders who have not paid the 50 cent assessment. United Copper plans to cover the shortfall with a loan while most holders have already paid, and copper shipments are rising toward a 1200 ton daily maximum as operations in Morris and Bunker Hill expand.
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Ohio Copper Company
Tt Ie
United Copper Company
Ohio
United Management
United Con
Giroux
Thompson, Towle & Co
Mare
Morris
Bunker Hill
Gethoes
Alpha
Nnon Copper Company
Fhanlay
Sone
Shannon
Poer
Manerien
Reoften Ta
Simei
Bhannon-Arizona Tanway Company
Shannon Company
Smith, Barnes & Strohber Company
Copper shares ride wave amid advances and setbacks
The market shows volatile copper stock activity with Amalgamated surging to 88% before settling near 87%. Anaconda opens at 46 and closes 45% as North Butte slips from 81 to 28%. Butte & Superior recovers from 41 to 42. Other notes mention London steady, Panama Canal bill outlook, and cautious trader sentiment as investors seek lower-priced issues.
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Anaconda
Giswold
North Butte
Fam Butte
Deven
Giroux Wold
Butte & Superior
Newfork
Boston
Bexton House
Yeserday
Butte
House
Commerce Court
Congress
Southern Railway
Erles
Colonel attacked for bash writings during senate clash
Washington August 21 Colonel Roosevelt was attacked in the senate today by Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi over his Mutidlame of Thomas Jefferson and other historical figures. Williams said Roosevelt described Jefferson as radiant timid and the most incapable president and accused Roosevelt of misrepresenting Madison and Madison era leaders. He offered a $1.22 gold prize for proof of not putting in the best mainspring made.
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Mayer
Whitehall Notes Special Correspondence Aug 2
Special correspondence from Whitehall reports plans for a 400 foot stock barn and a large building for mechanical exhibits at the Jefferson county fair. Carpenter crews will start after lumber arrives. Other items note visits by Dr Le R Packard, upcoming Moose game against Butte, wheat shipments, Western Pacific wire improvements, and a new residence nearing completion. Fire damage at Leys Jewelry Store is settled with goods sold at deep discounts.
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Jefferson County
le 'R. Packard
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Grand Island
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Neb
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Butte
Johnson
Minneapolis
J.K. Sackson
Ithern Pacific
Helena
Ruby Valley
Stange Crew
Carpenters
W. J. Alexander
Mise McDonald
Darrouoguen
Elenor Miles
Spokane
Darragonne
Pine Creek Coal Mined at Roundup
Roundup Montana reports Pine Creek coal is mined locally and available through dealers. The brief notes mining activity and directs readers to contact their dealer for purchase details.
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Pine Creek
Roundup
Mont
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