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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
17
Our success as optometrists rests on long study and decades of constant practice. Over 20 years we advanced from mechanical fitting to scientific correction of eye defects, fitting thousands and reporting only failures that required medical treatment. Frame repairing is done promptly and lenses are replaced as needed.
Copper prices have recovered to 16.4 cents per pound with electroytic at around 16.5 cents as buyers re-enter the market. Analysts expect a sustained rise into the coming decade, driven by excess demand, shrinking supply, and stronger consumption, with producers carrying surplus and potential dividend-financed gains for copper stocks.
A fragmentary historical sketch recalls the Prout store at Old Butte, built in the late 19th century along Silver Bow Creek, once a frontier hub for miners and stockmen. It describes its aging front, shifting structures, and a community scene with Indians trading goods, plus a long ledger of copper stock figures and regional prices reflecting a bygone mining era.
A New Jersey based firm reports that the Gagnon mine, west of Butte, extends zinc and valuable ore into deeper levels. The Trenton Mining and Development company, linked to Amalgamated Copper, cites six months to June 1909 output near $620,000 with about $14,000 profit and high dividends in prior years.
James Townelly, a rancher, awoke to find his bedmate Robert Warren 35 a widower not breathing near Walkerville. Coroner Drew ordered Warren's body taken to Duggan's undertaking rooms for an inquest set for tomorrow afternoon. Warren, English by birth, had long prospected the Butte hills and operated a venture known as the Prosps where he died.
An upbeat midweek matinee at the Empress offers a colorful, lively show billed as a sure cure for the blues with a light comedic tone. The bill includes the Battle of Bay Rum and other numbers certain to win audience approval.
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