Market for the Metal Not Yet Satisfactory
Copper demand and shipments to Europe show limited improvement as 1909 demand lags. New York prices moved briefly to 15 to 17.5 cents per pound amid selling for cash needs. Over 200,000 pounds exported recently sparks speculation on destinations and warehousing for eventual use abroad. Foreign buyers hold ample stock. manufacturers abroad sustain copper for immediate use while awaiting price trends. China bought in the U.S. months ago, but much remains undispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Palne
Webber &O
Butte Vffice Yosteray
New York
Europe
Liv
Ie Farelgi
China
America
Back to the Mines Says Fritz Augustus
A garbled paragraph from the New York Sun references Fritz Augustus, a misrendered figure, with unclear context about mining and a Waldarl, leaving readers with an unreadable fragment and no discernible events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Augustus
New York Sun
Fritz Augustus Fletnyy
Ed Bridley on Coast and Has Three Ponies
Ed Bridley known as an agitator on the coast travels with three ponies and is currently racing poles at Arcadia track with his group. The article notes Red and his equine stable, the Arcadia horses, and mentions preparations for races as winter ends, with bets and purses shaping the scene. It also references The Standard offering promotion and photography volumes as part of a period publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Bridley
Briley
Red
Whiel
Arcadia
Theosneney
Salve
Nts
Dad Revelvl
Caumteles
Trey le
Broadway Bound: Grace George with Strongheart in Town
Ralph Stuart, star of Strongheart, announces an attraction for Broadway audiences next week. Grace George, famed for New York and London triumphs, comes to Broadway January 27 and 28 in Margaret Mayo's version of Tilvercoins. Henry Wooden brings a vibrant cast to the stage, with Brown of Harvard touring among colleges and high schools. The Northwest tour continues, including stops at Printens Theatre and nearby cities, highlighting Brown’s revival and the cross-country leg of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stuart
New York
Stuart
Uth
George
London
Broadway
Alargaret Mayo
Sardov
Miss George
Henry Wooden Loe
Brown Rt
Thayer
Brown
York
Toreval
Murvard
Yele
Minceton
Worvell
University of Hennsylvania
Volunbli
College Nf
City of New York
Aid
Thers
Mr. Woodruff
Cher
Vuze
Tom Brown
Rocurs
Bystaris
Royn Puen
Praway
Butte High School
Benry Wonelvan
Tervand
Shidl
Northwest
Winnipes
de Couryail
Poole
Local druggist suit over alleged tainted medicine claim
Plaintiffs Ai drew M. Johann, Paxson, and Howard Nockeretter filed an answer in the district court denying a clerk's methodical theft claim and asserting misbranding by a druggist. The case involves a purchaser who took two large doses, felt ill, and later learned the substance was not as advertised, with defendant lawyers denying all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Johnann
Paxson
Howard Nockeretter
Polit Johnaan
Dalton
Compromise Reached in Utah Smoke Case
A Utah compromise allows American Smelting and Refining to resume plant operations near Surrey, Salt Lake County, under a modified decree. The settlement approves limited ore processing with sulfur cap, inspection, and phased shipments, pending future talks with United States Smelting and Refining Co. and farmer representatives amid ongoing pollution concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Wea
Monto
Gta
Ameriin Amelling and Refining Company
Surrey
Salt Lake
United States
America
BEL
Gn Company
Duball Loses Job in Strike Lawsuit
Frank Dubai, once connected with Grays Vids Gy Batta Uy dle Rocks Modutvin Bel, faces a breach of contract suit against the telephone company after joining a strike. He contends he was wrongfully terminated while on leave awaiting center job status. The case seeks judgment and damages with ongoing court proceedings the week of midweek. Details reference a central court action and earlier payment disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dubai
Trom Grays
Twephone Company
Bie
Sundin
SLR
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Advertisement
An ad touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a curative for weak nervous overworked and delicate women. It claims strong professional endorsements from medical authorities and provides a free illustrated label with ingredients, asking readers to send their name and address for the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoadiaigg Medical
Nano
Adleiresa
Adiremm Dr RY
Vioree
Buffalo
Don's Kidney Pills Promote Quick Help for Weak Kidneys
When middle age brings signs of wear to body organs prompt aid is needed. Healthy kidneys delay old age and prevent backache urinary troubles and risk of diabetes. Don's Kidney Pills claim to aid sick kidneys without poisonous drugs and suit young or old, weak or strong, with no side effects. If you suffer backache fatigue nervousness or swollen ankles the ad urges use of Don's Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Back Pain And Weakness
Jamen B Crosswhite of Anaconda Montana reports chronic back pain and kidney discomfort linked to hard work. He tried Doan's Kidney Pills from Smith Drug Co and was relieved. a later slight return was cured again, restoring comfort and faith in the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen B. Crosswhite
Doan
Smith Nrug Co
Great is Edith May and Getting Better at Mining
The Neri Betle Mining company is pushing development on the 1860 foot level and has opened the Jessie vein by a lane crossout from Speculator shaft. A drift and extensive workings yield hundreds of tons of ore daily, with shafting extended to 310 feet and the rise toward deeper levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neri Betle Mining Company
Ty Butte
Directors Elected by Alice Company Amid Coalition Clash
Special meeting records show Alice Company directors elected as Joli J. Nyane, W. Thornton, J. Allen, ALT. Carson, and Ty. Richards. Tobn Deivan named president with WD. Thornton as vice president and TOW. Allen as secretary-treasurer amid tensions with the Ratle Coalition and Combion Coat company. Also notes a sale of 1000 tons of lam ron at Al St porton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard New York
Tan
Alice Cold Aid Silver Mining Company
Ratle Coalition
Gopper Company
Joli J. Nyane
W. 2. Thornton
J. We Allen
Alt. Carson Ann Od Ty. Richards
Tobn Deivan
WD. Thornton
Vies Prestant
Tow. Allen
Sectretary-Drenauret
Combion Coat Company
Mone HF
Gies
SM Unkavonte
Ty Interioraten's
Workneniers Fut Uigliers
AL St Porton
Baptist Folks at Home in Their Own Building
The Me Mined Bigutien church plans to resume services tomorrow in the new church edifice after a year of repairs. A Sunday service is set for 11 o'clock with a sermon by Pastor Jette room, followed by a congregational meeting. Widespread work on the building continues with final windows and interior fittings expected by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Gera
Tapiista
Minday
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. E. Gates
Oweley Block
Ewelet Anil ‘Oniidan
Mose Linz
North Main Street
Fall Velue
W. H. Nichols
Butte Flock Exchange
Butte and Coeur d'Alene
Bunkers
Mont
West Granite St
Bol
Independent
Fred Dorr Menthor
New York Stock Exchange
New York Colton Exchange
Casagoard
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Boston Stock Exchange
Cook Remedy CQ
Liss State Street
Chicago
Gaius
Watie
Dr. Hood & Co
Joseph Richards
South
Mont. Ind
E.C. Wong
Nuthee
Coen
Mod
O'Leary
Suapidion
Thor
LNW
Grace George
Dennis Egan
Nytt
Wwe
Sheri
Henderin
Qidinines
Lideh
Namie Whitdak
Utah
Bry OE
Pin Atten
Amerion Company
Mense
Ft Works
Tt Ipp
United? States
Duball
Rocky
Menin Hell
Dy. Pierce
Innai
Pierca'e
Moon
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Edith May
Abele
Etpeak
Apt
Ty Sidrosocials Fag
THE
Alice Company
P. T. Barnum
Burnett
Dept. of Agriculture
Joseph Burnett OO
Epstay
Hear
Eocy Sn
ASP
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!