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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
5
A chaotic trading day described as irregular and nervy with erratic moves in New York and other exchanges. The report notes heavy short selling, tentative commitments by professionals, and widespread caution as traders awaited clearer signals and potential policy shifts.
A large gathering attended the funeral of Wolpert in Eber—paying respects at the Catholic cemetery and noting his service as a veteran. Survived by a wife and children, the ceremony included a procession by local German relief and veteran groups.
Davis Daly Copper shareholders receive tentative plan outlines. The proposed reorganization aims to liquidate debts and distribute assets, with a new board, funding of about 2 million dollars for working capital, and negotiations led by prominent mining figures in New York and Denver.
Delegates from across the United States fill the Wash ington hotel for the American Bar Association meeting in Seattle. President Dickinson urges unity, discusses national legislation, and notes debates on taxes, property reform, and federal court powers as leaders from many states attend.
Park County advertises for bids on two steel bridges to be built near Livingston and MeCoyanurg. The project includes a bridge over the Yellowstone River valued at 6 207 dollars, with construction to start soon. The bid date and site details are listed in the notice.
The assistant secretary of agriculture approved an extension for a detailed soil survey in Montana. A recommissioned survey of the entire GEN portion will begin April 1, aiming to gather accurate data on soil composition, moisture, and suitability for crops to guide land management and treatment practices.
A fierce storm hit Kalispell causing widespread havoc. Rain and wind felled structures, including a large barn. Mr. Asher’s shed and a horse were damaged, with a farmhand noting Mr. Arbor escape from the blaze. Property loss estimated at 82,000 dollars.
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