Anaconda Plans Large Bond Issue and Stock Acquisition
The proposal outlines issuing $100,000,000 in bonds and $50,000,000 in debentures to acquire 2,200,000 Chile Copper shares, more than half of outstanding stock, redeem the $23,080,100 10 year bonds, and partly reimburse American Brass. Proceeds fund working capital while pledging Chile Copper, American Brass, and Inspiration Consolidated Copper shares as security. As of Sept 30 1922 net tangible assets stood at $315 after liabilities, with total funded debt $174,669,000. Earnings over 10 years averaged $26,090,408 annually before interest and depreciation, about three times the proposed interest. Cleveland Trust and Mercantile Securities are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
American Brass Company
Chile Copper Company
Anaconda Copper Mining
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company
Taniac Restores Los Angeles Carpenter’s Health
J V Reener, a carpenter at 1402 West 23rd Street Los Angeles, says indigestion neuritis and rheumatism once crippled him. After taking Taniac his stomach improves appetite returns and neuritis vanishes enabling him to work as before. He credits a friend for the recommendation and notes Taniac is sold by all good druggists with over 35,000,000 bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.V. Reener
West Twentythird Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Taniac
Fiery itching skin soothed by Mentho Sulphur cream
Mentho Sulphur cream relieves irritated or broken skin due to eczema rash pimples and dry patches. It stops itching and clears eruptions claiming to destroy parasites causing burning and irritation while healing eczema. A small jar is available at drug stores.
Musterole for colds and chest congestion remedy
Musterole is an easy to apply white ointment made of oil of mustard. It claims to prevent colds from turning into flu or pneumonia and soothes sore throats chest colds rheumatism lumbago bronchitis and other pains without blistering. Sold in 35e 65e and hospital jars up to $3.00.
The Appealing Charm of Health and Beauty
A Sioux Falls notice recounts Mrs Christina Van Hess praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for dramatic relief from nervousness back pain and fatigue. She credits the remedy with restoring health and vigor after years of distress and urges readers to consult Dr Pierce for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Dr. Pierce
Christina van Hess
North Dakota Street
President Invalids' Hotel
Buffalo
Hotel Left Montana Anaconda at 10:00 a.m.
A Montana hotel employee surrendered details about an Anaconda departure time at 10:00 a.m. The report notes the location and time of the exit, with no further context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Iway
Anaconda
Captain Upton in Butte Tonight at 8:30
Thomas Upton, known as Dinnie, lectures on The Four Square Builder at the high school auditorium in Butte. Aimed at youths and parents, his talk promises to energize reform efforts for boys and girls and reflects his long career in youth recreation and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Upton
Butte
Igh
Dinnie” Upton
Dinnie
Heang
Grandapida
Mich
Grand Rapids
Out
Dinnlo
Aviation Service
Airect
Lights of New York at the American screens two tales
Review notes Lights of New York at the American theatre presents two stories in one episode style. William Fox adapts a photo play and novel to offer grim incidents ending in happy and tragic turns. The feature is praised as a great photoplay and endorsed by audiences, followed by the Fox comedy The Fresh Heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam Fox
Henry
Artians
New Hey l
Hax
Audis Chen
M Sey
Butte Briefs Visitors and Guests At Local Hotels
Charles Courtney of Philipsburg visits Butte as a business guest at the Butte. Clara Elinz and Marie Rettke from Harlowton stay a few days visiting friends and staying at the Arizona. Frank Perry and Victor Rue in Butte for several days on business, stopping at the Arizona. William Bassler and J J Howard from Helena, Faith Franks of Bozeman visit Butte and call on friends, guest at the Thornton. H B Platt and R A Pierce of Oregon Short Line tour Balt Lake City inspection, passing through Butte between trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Courtney
Philipsburg
Butte
Clara Elinz
Marie Rettke
Harlowton
Arizona
Frank Perry
Victor Rue
William Bassler
J. J. Howard
Helena
Faith Franks
Bozeman Butte
Thornton
H. B. Platt
R.A. Pierce
Oregon Short Line Railway
Balt Lake City
County Commissioner Hushers Liquor Charge
Musselshell county commissioner W G Jarrett was arraigned in Billings on transporting liquor. Federal agents stopped him seven miles from Billings and found a quart whiskey bottle near him. He pleaded not guilty and was released on 150 dollar bond to stand trial February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pross
Billings
W. G. Jarrett
Musselshell County
United States
Ray Anderson
Jarrett
No Troops To Be Sent To Harrison
Governor McRae announced in Little Rock that an order to send troops to Harrison was suspended indefinitely after Boone county officials reported the area was quiet. The Little Rock unit of the 14st machine gun anti Aircraft battalion was to march tonight, but further investigation may prevent sending them if not needed. A separate note mentions seven billion board feet of standing timber blown down on the Olympic peninsula in Washington, described as a major fire trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
McRae
Harrison
Boone County
Little Rock Company
Olympic Peninsula
Washington
Courthouse Notes Highlight Alimony and Admin Actions
Courthouse notes record alimony order modification sought in the Mildred Agnast case and continued to January 20. Administrations filed for John O'Brien and Mrs. N. L. Fairchild with estates valued at $1,000 and $700 respectively. Divorce action filed by Catherine Brady against Raymond Brady, married in Butte in 1918, with three children and allegations of abuse and demands for $15 weekly alimony and legal fees. Suit filed by Albert Sickelstee against Rita Hattoney and Andrew Merlin for $110,300 after a Park and Arizona Street collision on November 19, 1922. John P. Tobin sues the city for $5,000 over a personal injury from a March 17 fall at Colorado and Iron Street. Elizabeth Diliman seeks administration for Charles Diliman’s estate including stock in Dillman Commercial and A C M, valued at $32,000. The widow resides in Glen, Mont, where her sons live. Additional jurors, 30 more, to report for Judge Lynch’s criminal term. Special turkey dinners at Boulder Hot Springs referenced. An advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Agnast
Christ Agnast
Caure
Carroll
Mary O'Brien
John O'Brien
John W. Fairchild
N. L. Fairchild
Catherine Brady
Raymond Brady
Butte
Albert J. Sickelstee
Rita Hattoney
Andrew
Merlin
Erving
Park and
Arizona Stree
George Toole
Wagner
John P. Tobin
Colorado
Ron Street
Toole
Weber
Elizabeth Diliman
Pete
Charles Diliman
Dillman Commercial Company
Ac.m. Company
Glen, Mont
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First Consolidated Mortgage
the National City Bank OF New York and Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
John D. Ryan
The
New York Stock Exchange
Bankers Trust Company
Guaranty Company of
the National City Company
the Mechanics & Metals National Bank
Dillon, Read & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
White, Weld & Co
Redmond & Co
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Hayden, Stone & Co
Chas. D. Barney & Co
Hallgarten & Co
Spencer & Tragk Co
A. Harriman & Co, Inc
Marshall Field, Glore, Ward & Co
Cassatt & Co
Edward B. Smith & Co
Graham, Parsons & Co
Blyth, Witter & Co
J. & W. Seligman & Co
Ames, Emerich & Co
Old Colony Trust Company
First National Bank
National Shawmut Bank
Boston
Mellon National Bank
Pittsburgh
Wells-Dickey Company Union Trust Company
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
First Trust & Savings Bank
Northern Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Anglo London
Paris Company
San Francisco
Bank of Italy
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland ‘Mercantile Securities Co
Reener
L. A. Man
Butte-Gregson
E. Broa
Captain Upton
Hushers Liquor
Foley
H. B. Arbuckle
South Barre
Vermont
Paxton & Rocketelle
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