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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
5
Wires all down and little stock activity noted as market centers report a downward movement. Reports from New York and Boston show light quotations and meager returns, with rail concessions unlikely. Despite some buying support, overall tone remains cautious as coal, mining, and industrial shares fluctuate and open the week weak.
The text claims the original has stood for thirty five years while many imitations fail to match its quality. It uses milk as a metaphor, stating Scott’s emulsion is thick like heavy cream and should not be diluted with water. It advertises for sale by druggists with listed items and a sketch book note.
Professor Cooley heads a biology department study into woodticks and spotted fever through Western states. His summer expedition covered over 4000 miles from Montana to Washington and Oregon, collecting specimens for national researchers. Results will be shared with Washington authorities as plans for broader state and regional investigations are developed.
In the prelate court today an agreement ends all litigation in the Yerkes estate. Mia Adelaide York, executor of the Yerkes trust, relinquishes personal claim to New York property. Melson estate receives 30,000,000 as part of the settlement, ending ongoing disputes.
Washington reports a former president plans to return in mid June with his son in good health. He will deliver addresses in Berlin after visiting Khartoum in the Eastern Sudan, and then fly from New York to begin a tour of Europe.
In Meagher county a temporary withdrawal for power site purposes covers about 2000 acres along Smith River. The land is tied to an Allen investigation and may involve entered land patents being issued. The office received ward today from Waslington of Ue.
The readable text fragment provides names and phrases but lacks coherent event, place, or date to form a factual summary suitable for a newspaper card. No identifiable entities or actions to anchor a proper T or S within limits.
Readable portions indicate Arizona Copper Company and Nevada ventures expanding copper output. Reports detail increased foreign copper supplies, large stock movements, and planned production rises at Steptoe and Nevada operations. Mentioned are Am erican Copper Company, The Big House project between Ely and Goldfield, and Keating figures for monthly output.
Fragmented OCR text describes daily ore delivery to bins, machinery setups, and divisions of duties. Mentions names and locations obliquely, with unclear actions and partial sentences, reflecting damaged archival notes on a production process and personnel roles.
A schooner wreck occurred amid a heavy storm near Protite's polol. Captain Keegan and nine crew members escaped to safety. One man fell overboard but was rescued by sailors. The derelict vessel, the Malesle, was reported in distress as rescuers aided by local authorities. The evening included a police investigation and a probate notice for W. Pronitt leaving $20,000 to four children.
An inquest at the coroners court found Mist Cokie Ingbork dying on her front porch Saturday. Authorities suspect murder and possible autopsy planned. Hairdressing parlors remain at 111 W Broadway as part of the nearby area.
An advertisement extols the California Fig Syrup Co message claiming trusted endorsement from physicians and world knowers. It asserts pure uniform production secrecy and urges buyers to purchase only their genuine syrup for medicinal benefits with agents in leading druggists.
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