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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
5
Copper prices moved irregularly with Amalgamated slipping while others held firm. Nevada Consolidated and Utah Copper showed divergent costs and profits. A Nevada Consolidated report highlighted higher margins versus Utah Copper. Wall Street commentary noted potential for higher future prices as rails expand and demand for equipment grows.
Helent August 23 ore samples from the Literal Mountain Mining Company claim Canyon Creek veins five feet wide yield 29 percent copper and five ounces per ton gold. Regular extraction by a small crew expected to start shipments by early September. A 491 foot tunnel is planned next month to access the ore body.
New York August 21 adjournment granted in the divorce action of Frank Gould and Helen Keil Gould. The couple’s final decree is expected tomorrow with custody questions unresolved for the children Helen and Dorothy. The decree would give Gould custody until December with the wife retaining custody thereafter.
Washington officials of the American Federation of Labor see no basis for fear of a conflict between the Trade and Labor Congress and the AFL. Secretary Morrison said the Trade and Labor Congress of Canada is unrelated and there is no intent to incite hostility between the two organizations.
Great Falls outlines irrigation and civic projects in Sun River country including inland metropolitan development. New federal building estimated at 360000 dollars, a 400000 dollar hotel, independent telephone building, boulevard with a 100 foot parkway, river driveway, and public parks under construction amid city growth.
Fragmented notice shows pricing and sale terms for city lots with payment options. Mentions National Mining and Investment Co, Wellcome and Peckover Co, and three street addresses. Details about residency and business lots, cash terms, and agency contact provided. Event appears to offer extended price terms and potential lien or sale actions.
A Wall Street style warning by Tom Lawson describes a bear market surge and its impact on copper and steel stocks. Channing Copper and Parke Channing forecast wider supply, urging selling to rebalance holdings as prices spike and a potential crash looms amid rising industrial demand.
Alpobi reports Colonel Roosevelt and allies hunting along the Nyiro River in Kenya as Kermit Roosevelt and Leslie A. Hartan join the party. The dispatch notes hunting without minions and reflects on industry value as the measure of worth. The piece reads as a fragment from a colonial-era colonial press.
A fragment discusses advertising as action over talk and questions its value for funeral notices and dead matter. It asserts live wires can make money via ads, warns against advertising material below average, and urges getting in right or stepping aside.
Spokane August 23 Superintendent James W Witten announced the Cheyenne River Standing Rock and Indian landryund South Dakota lands will open in October. The 39 mile by 5 to 27 mile area contains about 2 019 009 acres in South Dakota and 27 000 in North Dakota. Registration days are set October 4 to 38 with points at Aberdeen Pierre Tammon Leta Morrige in SD and Bismarck in ND. Judge Whiten will draw numbers at Aberdeen in the last week of October.
The Salt Lake High School battalion of cadets from Utni arrived this morning and pitched camp on the university campus near the exposition grounds. The miniature army, about 200 strong, arrived by a special train of 12 cars and will remain eight days with features on Wednesday in honor of Governor Spry.
The Oregon Short Line railroad builds a large frame depot at Armstead 100 by 25 feet, with part five stories, larger than Pilonwn’s old depot, to handle expected business when the Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad to Salmon is completed. Cost about 130,000.
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