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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
16
A vintage advertising item touts Cascarets for relief from constipation. It contrasts old harsh physic remedies with a modern approach of taking one Cascaret when needed, claiming gentle, effective bowel stimulation without irritation and urging readers to carry a box for instant prevention.
Eastern market fell with copper shares weak. Anaconda and Amalgamated declined below 42 and 2 dollars respectively. Putte & Superior slid amid talk of litigation while other notes reference dry goods outlook and rail purchases. mercury reports and bank rate notes follow.
In Butte a wide array of church services is listed including First Church of Christ selections on Sunday afternoon, readings room hours through the week, and Sunday school times. Several denominations are noted with pastors, locations, and meeting times across Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Swedish churches.
In Los Angeles on July 5, Ricardo Flores Magon Enrique Magon Librad Ri vera and Anselmo Figuerroa were taken by U S marshals to Mc Nett's island prison to serve sentences of 1 year 11 months each. The departure was quiet despite rumors of an attempted rescue. The Magons said their sentences were unjust but due to false testimony, not the court, which they praised as fair.
A letter from Afognak dated June 15 describes volcanic ash blanketing Kodiak and nearby areas since June 6. Depths reached three feet at Douglas and ten inches at Afognak, with streams blocked and fish killed. People clear roofs with shovels, while grazing lands and vegetation are destroyed.
Virginia City July 5 One of the county's largest mining deals closed when E C Hosner sold to Butte parties through Martin Johnson of Laurin the Copperville group of quartz claims at the mouth of Peterson Creek a tributary of the Upper Ruby river about 12 miles from Virginia City The consideration was 50000 with a substantial cash payment and the property turned over to H A Bowman Butte mining man representing the purchasers Elling Estate owned two fifths interest The Copperville group developed by Hosner is expected to become an important producer Purchasers will push development and plan a mill for ore reduction once sufficient ore is blocked out.
County surveyor Walter W Payne reports a new road from the Laurin rail line up Ramshorn gulch to the Hedford mine, about miles long, to enable ore shipment to a smelter. Mining men call Bedford one of Montana’s largest prospects with half a million tons of milling ore and a 79 to 100 feet wide ore body rich in lead and silver. William Walker and Martin Johnson run crews at Tetsy Baker and Gold Coin adjoining claims with gold plus silver and some lead value.
Trains finally ran through Livingston after washouts in North Dakota and eastern Montana caused delays. Five through trains reached Livingston tonight as repairs continued on the Yellowstone division past Billings. Tourists are expected tomorrow despite ongoing service issues on the Milwaukee line.
Philipsburg notes describe a successful celebration on July 4 with a well-executed program by the firemen committee. The article mentions a ball game between locals as part of the events and notes crowd satisfaction with the day’s activities.
The Red Men team of Anaconda entertained fans as the day’s top attraction. The match was tight with Phil Ipsburg initially strong, both sides trading runs in the first innings, until And ronda edged ahead 7 to LG. Degenhart sold his 100 acre ranch near the city to a Spokane buyer for 35000 dollars. Charles Heavelin, battling cancer, passed away in Flint at 27. Extra Help Wanted at Weinberg's season ending sale starting Monday seeking experienced exit salespeople.
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