High Ore Mine Deep in Butte District and Drainage Facility
The High Ore mine near Ohe Mountain View and Bell Diamond in the Butte district is the deepest company mine, down to 3400 feet since 1913. It powers a large drainage system with Great Falls Power station nearby, linking electric and auxiliary steam pumping to ensure reliability. The High Ore plant handles 400000 c m power cable, 300000 c m feeders, and pumps 4000 gallons per minute. About 850 workers operate there, with daily output near 1000 tons. Foreman is Charles Ferns.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Uper
Big Hill
Ohe Mountain View
Bell and Diamond
Butte District
Great Falls
Charles Ferns
Great Falls to Lewistown Rail Line Nearing Completion
Mil waukee railroad crews push toward an unbroken 136 mile Great Falls Lewistown link amid tunnels bridges and grading near Belt Creek Vaughn and Geraldine. Rail installation progresses daily with tunnels lined decks poured and ballast crews moving to Denton and Winifred as December 15 target nears.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Big Sag
Lewistown
Great Falls
Highwood
J. D. MacVicar
Belt Creek
Twohy Brothers Company
Missouri River Bridge
W. H W. Graham
Falls Yard
Boston Heights
F. E. Evans
R. J. White
Chateau
Missouri River
Mr. White
Cure a Cold in One Day Brom Quinine Tablet Ad
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets promising to cure a cold in one day. It claims pharmacists will refund the money if it fails and notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Pretty Clerk and Musician Wed Quietly at Boulder
Friends of Ella Cross, a jewelry department worker at Hennessy store, and Joseph K. McGowan, a musician, learned they were married last Saturday in Boulder. The secretive courtship began after they met at a dance and a tomtom on the drum rumor sparked the news.
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Ella Cross
Hennessy
Joseph K. McGowan
Boulder
Discharges in Bankruptcy Granted by Judge Bourquin
Lenorah M Laflin Fred CC Span nuth and E A Boyd were discharged from bankruptcy by order of Judge Bourquin in federal court yesterday. Petitions for discharge of Hugh Williams and R D Lowe were set for a hearing January 5 in Helena.
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Lenorah M. Laflin
Fred CC
Spannuth
E. A. Boyd
Bourquin
Hugh Williams
R. D. Lowe
Helena
Dr Cowperthwaite Located at Park and Main Ind
Dr Cowperthwaite is listed at 7 and Linzie block on the northwest corner of Park and Main in Indiana. Residence shown as 4154 with the year 2018.
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Dr. Cowperthwaite
and & Linzie Block
N. W. Cor, Park and Main
Ind
Milk curd insulation invention reported in Russia
A new insulating material derived from milk curds was announced in Russia, promising a novel bio based option for thermal insulation. The report notes the material’s organic origin and potential applications in construction and manufacturing.
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Russia
State Board Unable To Launch Scheme For Inebriate Care
Montana law creates a Warm Springs department for inebriates and narcotic addicts with two year commitments. Patients may be admitted by themselves or others, with financial duty assigned to relatives if able. All care requires prescription control and penalties for supplying or discharging patients without proper medical authorization. No funding was provided to carry out the act.
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Butte
Montana
State Insane Asylum
Warm Springs
State Hospital
Insane Asylum
State Board of Commissioners For the Insane
State board hamstrung by meager 5000 dollar appropriation
The last legislature granted only five thousand dollars for the project, insufficient to fund buildings or cover added staffing. The state board desires to implement the law but finds itself unable under the present funding, effectively powerless to proceed.
Mince Meat Recipe From the New York Press
A New England housewife details a fall mince meat method. Cook lean beef, chop suet, mix with tart apples, dried fruits, citrus, spices, wine and brandy, then seal in jars to ripen for at least a month.
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New York
New England
New Orleans
Malaga
Pets kept by celebrities in historic notes
The account describes Lord Avebury keeping a tame wasp captured from the Pyrenees and fed from a bottle in a display at a British Association sitting. It also mentions a famous actress who keeps and nurtures large spiders, feeding and caring for them to keep them content.
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New York
Lord Avebury
British Association
Pyrenees
Beetle as Shoulder Ornament Shocks French Comtesse
A famed French comtesse famed for beauty and eccentricities wore a live scarab beetle tethered to a ring by a fine gold chain as a neck ornament last season. The insect ran about her bare shoulder, sparking comment on her fear of creepy crawly things.
Egypts Postal Savings Expands In 1912 Reforms
Movements in the Egyptian postal savings bank show notable year end 1912 changes. Interest rose from 2 to 3 percent on April 1, deposits may be partially placed in securities compliant with Mohammedan law, and tax collectors named savings bank agents in 1,742 new centers lacking post offices. Minimum rural deposit cut to 5 cents. By Dec 31, 1912 total depositors reached 265,003 with $2,819,947 in credit, up from 117,650 and $2,376,031 in 1911. Depositors span farmers, country dwellers, pupils, government officials, and artisans.
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Savings Bank
Nanking to Open University Under Government Control
Nanking China will establish a new university under government control. The move aims to centralize higher education, with officials planning to oversee academic programs and admissions while maintaining state funding and oversight.
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Nanking
China
Turkey apologizes to the Russians over Kavaki case
Constantinople reports the Turkish government sent a written note to Russia after the arrest of Kavakti on a Russian steamer. Kavakti, sentenced to death for the assassination of Shefket Pasha, former grand vizier, died in prison awaiting execution after reportedly taking his own life. Russia had demanded his release upon learning he was considered a political offender.
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Constantinople
Kavaku Mustapha
Shefket Pasha
Kavakti
House bill shields certain producers from Sherman Act fines
Washington on December 1 a proposed amendment by Representative Henry introduces total avoidance of fines for Sherman law violations. It also bans devices that restrain trade manipulate prices or fix price standards. Exempts organizations not operated for profits and some producer holdings. England reports seven physicians per ten thousand population.
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Washington
Henry
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Montana Mines and Industries
North
Mlwaukee
Fergus County
Nels Roman
Manchester
Vaughn
Geraldine
Choteau County
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railway
Denton
Winifred
Pretty
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Tonkin
Seattle
America
House of Stein-Bloch
Stratford
London
Union
Onkin
Egypts Postal Savings
Turkey
England
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