Coeur d Alene District Shows Big Mining Returns
report details Butte investors backing multiple mines in the Coeur d Alenes district Idaho. notes six companies Caledonia Stewart Success Inter han and Marsh with rising ore output and dividends. highlights include Stewart Mining Cap 1.2 million shares and 62 percent stake patterns, and ongoing development at Bunker Hill Sullivan and other veins with strong monthly net earnings and near term dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Wecoun
Thinker Hill & Sullivan
Butte
Caledonia
Stewart, Success
Interhan
Marsh
Stewart Mining Compan
Vane Island
Trats
Coeur d'Alenes
Banker Hill & Sullivan
Crows
Montana Prosperity Through Agriculture And Mining
An optimistic overview credits Montana as a growing empire of wealth with strong farming and mineral sectors. It notes high output in gold, copper, beets, wool, and wheat, plus expanding farming land and new rail lines boosting cultivation. The Coeur dAlene district is seen as promising with mines operating at capacity and potential dividend growth as reserves rise.
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Montana
New York
Union
Commonwealth
Long
Stull
A Vance
Coeur ‘Alene
James F. Howarth
Wallace
Idaho
Success Mining Company
Howarth
Velvet Hats In Summer Fashion Rise In July
Fashion notes show velvet hats replacing straw as July trends emerge. Advertisements in the Standard reflect a lively, era tone, urging readers to keep pace with changing styles and not miss the advertising cues shaping styling choices.
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The
Standard
St Paul Stock Price Decline Due to Foreign Liquidation Rumors
Investors watched St Paul stock fall to its lowest in 17 years amid rumors of a reduced semiannual dividend. The piece traces St Paul’s capitalization, debt, and dividend history since 1906, noting the company’s shift from a focal to transcontinental line and the temporary receivership risks facing similar railroads.
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St. Paul
Britain
St. Atul
St. Paul's
Tno
Paul
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
St Paul
Hull
Pacific Coast
Fed
Western Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Pacific Coast Extension
Butte and Nearby Firms Face Tying and Pressure
A garbled list of local businesses and figures references tieups and possible broker activity in Butte and nearby areas. Names like Alameda, Alberta, and Gt. Falls appear amid scattered monetary figures and partnerships, suggesting a commerce or finance note in the district.
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Butte & Loné
Daly
Alex Scott
Barnes
Kins
Butte & Bacorn
Rolin Ai
Keating
Butte & Iledonit
Butte
Alameda
National Life
Alberta
Pergoloum
Butte & Gt. Falls
T ‘Ott Con
Butte, Mo
Stock picks praise copper majors and Alaska Gold bets
An editor letter discusses prospects for copper stocks with Anaconda Copper, Greene Cananea, East Butte, Ray Consolidated, and Alaska Gold. It favors Anaconda for leadership, notes rising copper prices, and mentions dividend growth potential and broader market interest.
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Crn
Ghat
Nest i Financial
East Butte
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper Company
Mike
Greene-Cananea
Ray
Alaska
Wheat and oats buoyed by rain and rust fears in Chicago
Wet weather and black rust lent a bullish tilt to wheat in Chicago markets while corn and oats showed mixed to firm action amid rain delays and weak thrashing returns. Wheat near-term prices fluctuated with Kansas yields, and oats gained strength from widespread rains though overall sentiment remained cautious. New York trading later noted stock market attempts to curb speculation amid war orders and shifting demand for steel and industrial stocks, with Canadian government notes and overseas finance affecting liquidity.
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Chicago
Intec
Kansas
Ste
New York
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Railway
London
Barrow
Marking Time In Stock Markets Amid War News
The market paused during a two hour session with 110 shares traded on the New York exchange. Copper and munition stocks led activity while Bethlehem Steel hit new highs on strong earnings and buyers, as analysts weigh possible German actions and the broader war impact on stocks.
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New York Exchange
Atecl
Wat
Heth m Stel
Niles
Anaconda Wan
Hans |Ge
Pris Utah Copper
China
Miami
W's
Daviceusly
Butte
New York
Bin
Germany
Kotte
Salt Lake
Don Venterdas
Hull
York
Weather and market notes on rail stocks and agriculture
Weather contli ne in the West has improved sentiment for railroad stocks. Investment houses report favorable outlooks as bumper crops emerge. Analysts from Lamson Bros and others see rail operations as key near term, while awaiting U S note to Germany before new market commitments. Wool auction series end steady with white and mixed lot movements. cattle receipts listed with beef prices noted.
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New York
Thomson & McKinnon
Lamson Bros
United States
Germany
SB. Chapin & Co
Uss
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Coeur D’alene
Baringe
Coeur d'Alene
Kaho
Washing
Seddenth
Bunker Hill & Suleivan
Cameron
Maran Wining Company
Capreas Swoen
Eme Mien
Aye Hune
orHe
Moxey Aner
Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Livesnooks
Portland
Ore
Rai
Boston
Montan Development
Barnes-King
Alex Davis-Daly
East Butte Eston
Lucetnevo
North Franklin
Butte & Hallaklava
Ohio
Ipany
Anvconp
warRipEs
Minneapolis
WAIN
Satan
AL Market
Wsg
Wassn Wor
Ine
Lalted States
Steel
Hebtehem
Stoel Mikes
Ord —Watening
PAENE
Keenenan
Phoenty
New
American Can
Allies
J. S. Ullman
Ben Bryan
Ior
Ile
New York—Financial Bulletin
Washington
World
Unite
Financial America
Wall Street Journal
United States Government
Federal Reserve
United States Depository For Postal Saving Funds
Silver Bow National Bank
the Heilbronner CO
Lana Eehoe Main and
Granite Sts
E. F. Hutton & CO
Tong
Mass
York—Shearson, Hammill & Co
Westinghouse
Can
Atehiaon
FF. Hutton & Co
Loxo N Wool SaLes
Tandon
France
Russia
America
Micago Livestock
Daly Bank and Trust Company of Butterapa Atedoan
Banking Buniers
Searles
Relly
Santee RA Kunkel
Peage I
First National Bank of
United States Depository Tapitiad and Surplas
E.cress
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother
Alex J. Johnston
Wester
Arma
Caanier
Crtee
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co
West Park Street
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