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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
18
Bargain notice for men’s shirts priced at $1.25 each, highlighting a limited sale on men’s apparel. Store promotes discounted basic shirts with emphasis on value and availability. Prices, product type, and sale period inferred from readable fragments.
A sprawling Butte column surveys coal companies with different unloading wagons, quirks of drivers, and a glimpse of local life. It recalls a miner turned minister, a courtship tale in New York, and portraits of long-time citizens like P. J. Brophy, his early Butte grocery days, and public-spirited service.
Reports from Boston and Montana indicate the Corbin mines at Neihart and the Granite Mountain district show improved processing and potential expansion. Executives foresee higher extractions with ongoing plant tuning, while analysts note internal Mexican labor unrest slowed production this year and costs rose. Minnesotas and Neihart camp plans include reopening Water and Diamond R mines, with McLure interests pursuing sluicing and consolidation.
Charles D. McLure, noted mining man, arrived in Helena from Philipsburg where he runs a plant on the Granite-BI-Metallic property. The article notes dumps from the mines being treated by a system and mentions McLure as the original owner.
Oakland enquirer reports Montana connections with Gen Charles Warren and Maginnis, both influential figures. Maginnis, former congressman candidate and ally of McKinney, urged caution on Philippine policy under Taft. Warren, a generous Montana magnate, is described as brusque but charitable, with rumored half million dollar acts elsewhere.
The Rev George D Wolfe and singers along with Mr and Mrs Patrick Deloughery and family extend heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and friends who helped during the sickness and burial of Ruth and to all who sent beautiful floral offerings.
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