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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
17
Properly Fitted advertises extensive practice in difficult cases and expert optical service. It promises low prices on all eyeglasses and lenses with no extra charge for the shop’s name or reputation, inviting customers to test their skill.
The Stewart Mining Company shows December net of 158,000 and yearly net of 536,000, with industry notes on copper production and consumption worldwide. Officials discuss potential dividends, Ontario quitters, and rising refinery output tied to smelter production and imports.
The article describes a promising mine near Florence, on the east side of the Hitter Root, with 109 feet of sampled ore. Timber and water are nearby, a mill is planned for spring, and owners expect active operation. Key figures include Marry Lewis and partners Mersis Hartman, with strong local support and favorable district conditions. Looks like another Hitter.
New York January 4 plan to use eggs bearing "votes for women" messages. Mrs Sophia Kreamer vice president of the organization heads a campaign. Epigrammatic inscriptions on 1200 eggs, non farmed, aim to spread the suffrage message. Eggs will be sold at prices to fund the cause with shipments to New Jersey and other states.
A fragmented report notes a dividend on stock with a per share amount of cents and mentions a charter and a Duncan Renner context. The readable material focuses on corporate actions and potential share distributions amid unclear surrounding details.
Market activity shows a fractional rally with few stocks offered and sudden price upticks on buys. No definitive guidance on changes until takeovers or directorate moves resolve. earnings news expected for major firms and international finance factors weigh on outlook.
Burt Marsh, a lawyer, secured a key ruling from Judge G J Winston in Anaconda to strike mayoral defense points from Marshs injunctive suit. The action seeks to stop Mayor Duncan from barring Marsh from practicing law in the city police court amid allegations of malice and conspiracy by the defendants.
A farce titled Two Married Men opens at the Empire Theater tonight as part of a midweek bill from the Tick company. Eight performers present comedy roles with Mrs Mandeville and Miss Raymond among cast, ten songs feature popular numbers and parodies, including Where the River Shannon Flows and Tis Wine Wine.
In a street window at Bouchers 87 39 West Park Street a sale promotes suits priced at $11.95 from the House of Kup penheimer Hirsh Wickwire Co and the Washington Co Ady.
James A. McNicholas, tied to four mining ventures in Idaho and Oregon, was arrested in Poston on charges of using the mails to promote stock. Indicted in Cleveland, he allegedly sold valueless shares nationwide after rising to prominence promoting a Southern Oregon mine. He faced pending bail as federal officers pursued the case.
An advertisement promotes Hays Hair Health claiming to restore natural hair color for gray or faded hair with quick, visible results. It also touts dandruff relief and scalp cleansing, offering a free 60 cent bottle and Harfina Soap with purchase from listed druggists in Butte, Montana.
An advertisement touts Knowlton’s Dandeline as a quick remedy for dusty dull hair. It claims the product cleanses the scalp, stops shedding, and can even trigger new, fine hair growth after a few weeks with regular use. A 21 cent bottle is urged from druggists or toilet counters.
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