Dividend Leaders in 1910 Mining Payers Show Hefty Returns
The Mining World reports 112 mines and metallurgical works paid $34,218,102 in the first half of 1910. Copper producers led with major payouts including Utah Copper and Calumet & Hecla, while gold silver lead properties like Goldfield Consolidated and Homestake posted large sums. Metallurgical firms led by American Smelting and Refining Co. also issued substantial dividends, with Phelps, Dodge & Co. and Amalgamated Tie-ins prominent among securities-holding groups.
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United States
Utah Copper Company
Calumet & Hecla
United Verde
Anaconda
Nevada
Boston & Montana
Quincy
Goldfield Consolidated
Tonopah
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Homestake
Camp Bird
Silver King Coalition of
Utah
Alaska Treadwell
Portland
St. Joseph
Missouri
American Smelting and Refining Company
Smelting Trust
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Steels
Guggenheim Exploration
Phare
Hill & S
Idaho
Champion
Mich
Colorado
Tah
Seenere
Cumberland-Ely
Nev
Dee Run
Frontier
Wis
Au Nickel
Kerr Lake
Ontario
Lowa
Iron Blossom
Little Bell
Mexico
National Jawad
North Star
Cal
Weed Phelps
Dodge O
Michigan
Republic
Washington
Rio Plata
Round Mountain
Bt. John
Brazil
Yukon
Elaborate bathing suit and big fight night plans
A satin foulard bathing suit with red satin trims and jet buttons showcases fashion detail. The piece notes sun protection features while a simpler mohair model suits daily wear. Event plans describe transportation and entertainment for crowded gatherings, with round by round fight updates promised via Bell Tele phone, plus band music and race track circus access.
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Jeffries-Johnson
George Foreythe
Bell Telephone Company
South Butte
Columbia Gardens Throngs Enjoy Pleasant Day and Night
Crowds filled Columbia Gardens from 1 p m until after midnight with many visitors. Flowers bloomed, grass and trees shaded the grounds, and about 19 600 people attended enjoying the Boston Montana band concert and park excursions.
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Columbia Gardens
Boston & Montana
Siegel
Mood Dependent Merchant Sparks Regulation Debate
A merchant who advertises only when in the mood faces a critique of regulating commerce by personal mood. The piece argues mood based advertising is inconsistent and unenforceable as a policy.
Expert Lectures Guide Montana Better Farming Tour
Reports from Heron Montana July 3 on the Northern Pacific better farming special. Lectures cover dairying pasture pruning poultry and horse shoeing with emphasis on irrigation and orchard practices for increased yields and profits.
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Standard
Heron
Mont
Northern Pacific
Pullman
Wash
Plains
Thompson
Montana Better Farming
Montana
St James church to become parish in Dillon
The St James Episcopal church in Dillon after 25 years as a mission becomes self supporting and will organize into a parish. A July 18 meeting will elect wardens and vestrymen who will serve as trustees. The bishop granted the petition and the town plans for cement walks replacing dilapidated boards within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Dillon
St. James Episcopal Church
Brewer
Diocese of Montana
St. James Guild Hall
Lima
Joseph C Smith
Salmon
Idaho
Henry M. Cushing
Wallace
Railroad Avenue
Dodds
William Cushing
Mountain View
Lorenzo Drake
Anna Christiansen
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
F. FE. Dodds
Miss Blanche
Alma Morse
J. KE. Morse
Blanche
University of Chicago
Alma
Wellesley College
Mary Innes
Dillon Public School
New York City
Columbia University
F. D. Willis
Beaverhead County
Park County
Matthew Orr
Methodist
Selway Park
Lena Lovell
A. W. Connolly
Jessie Poindexter
Guy Simpson
Joseph Adam
Olive Calloway
Louise Stamm
Minneapolis
William Bernstein
Jose Stamm
Faye Scott
J. W. Scott
Armstead
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Missoula
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